There were 56 Races on Saturday 17th June 2023 across 8 meetings. There was 7 races at Chester, 7 races at Downpatrick, 7 races at Hexham, 7 races at Sandown, 7 races at Bath, 7 races at York, 7 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Leicester, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

KIHAVAH has really found his footing of late, with triumphs across both codes, and the six-year-old is fancied to record a third C&D success. Saratoga Gold made a pleasing reappearance when third at Newmarket last month and is feared most off 1lb lower. Dream Harder should appreciate this return to 1m 4f and Ian Williams' gelding looks to have more races in him off his mark too, while the in-form Bollin Margaret cannot be discounted either.

Having enjoyed a highly-productive spell on all-weather, DREAM HARDER again ran well when finishing a close-up fourth back on turf at Chester last month, likely to have finished closer still granted a little luck. He's still unexposed at this sort of trip, and this mark doesn't look beyond him on that evidence so he earns the vote. The thriving Kihavah may emerge as the chief threat, with Yorkshire Lady and Bollin Margaret others to consider. Shake A Leg also makes each-way appeal.

Having won a competitive C&D handicap at last month's Dante meeting, KIHAVAH gets the nod under Irish amateur Jody Townend.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

In this competitive contest it may pay dividends to side with ADMIRAL D, who failed to fire in the Victoria Cup on his latest outing. The four-year-old hit the line with plenty of conviction to finish seventh over 6f at Newmarket on his penultimate outing and he can take a step forward on this sounder surface. Darkness has been knocking on the door over this trip and demands the utmost consideration. Eligible can mount a bold big on his hunt for successive wins.

DARKNESS looks ready to strike having been headed only in the latter stages on his last 2 outings, so he receives the vote. Fortamour was unlucky not to finish closer at Ripon last time and remains of interest, with likeable veteran Scottish Summit expected to give another good account.

The well-handicapped Admiral D is a tempting option but SNAZZY JAZZY is also on an attractive mark and is preferred.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

Although QUICKTHORN hasn't been as progressive this season, he boasts leading credentials based on the pick of his form. He landed the Lonsdale Cup Stakes over an extended 2m last August in emphatic style and, if allowed to dictate from the front here, he could prove difficult to peg back. Ching Shih kept on well for third over 1m 4f at Goodwood last month and could outrun a tasty price if building on that effort, while recent Group 3 winner Roberto Escobarr is another to consider.

The two that stand out on form are ISRAR and Quickthorn, with the former predicted to have too much pace for his rival at this trip/track.

The Gosden-trained ISRAR went very close in a Group 3 at Newbury on last month's reappearance and is taken to go one better here.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

QUINAULT has struck on his last four starts which has put him 26lb higher than at the start of that winning streak. The latest of those victories came at Newmarket, where he had Washington Heights (second) and Eminency (third) behind him and he looks to have lots in his favour to uphold that form. Catch The Paddy is one to note after his runner-up effort over 7f at this track last time and he would be foolish to dismiss.

QUINAULT has been a fast improver in handicaps and might be able to extend his winning spree to 5 but there are lots of possible threats in a typically strong renewal of this heritage handicap. Pure Angel will be suited by the return to 6f and heads the dangers along with Washington Heights, who chased home the selection at Newmarket last time and is one of 3 solid candidates for Kevin Ryan. Spirit of Applause, whose yard knows what it takes to win this, and Dark Kestrel complete the shortlist.

Today's topweight MILL STREAM (nap) earns the vote on account of his performance in the Group 3 Acomb Stakes here last August.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

We Never Stop posted a good third over course and distance on his debut last month, but preference is for TWILIGHT ROMANCE. John Quinn's colt filled the same position at Haydock 23 days ago, in a race which has since seen the second go on to win. Silent Move cost the princely sum of 200,000gns as a yearling and makes plenty of appeal, while Indicate should not be underestimated either.

TWILIGHT ROMANCE split a couple of next-time-out improvers when an excellent third starting out at Haydock 3 weeks ago and, sure to improve, he's up to winning a maiden. We Never Stop also shaped well starting out over C&D and is a big player, while Silent Move and Indicate are newcomers for excellent yards.

With C&D experience under his belt, WE NEVER STOP gets the vote ahead of Twilight Romance, with Land Lover also respected.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

WHAT'S THE STORY has posted two solid efforts back on turf since he returned from a short break and, having shown tenacity to win at Carlisle 26 days ago, a 2lb higher mark might not be enough to prevent another bold bid. Pisanello beat the selection by half a length at Hamilton on his penultimate start but is 2lb worse off at the weights, and this slightly longer trip hands an advantage to the selection. Tropez Power is also considered.

TROPEZ POWER is lower in the weights on turf and impressed with how smoothly he went through the race when second at Doncaster last time, so he gets the marginal vote over last-time-out winner What's The Story, who remains with handicapping scope based on past exploits. Pisanello is also worth considering.

Jewel Maker looks ready to win soon but slight preference is for TROPEZ POWER, who travelled well for a long way last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A really competitive renewal which could go the way of ROYAL PARADE, who bounced right back to his best when bolting up at Goodwood last time and, despite carrying a 5lb penalty, he remains well handicapped on his old form. Previous C&D winners Abate, Good Earth and Soldier's Minute all have sound claims under perfect conditions, while Rich Waters and Great News could take a hand if getting back to near their best, especially the former who hasn't been with Grant Tuer long.

Plenty are in with a shout but GOOD EARTH escapes a penalty for his recent Beverley success and can bag a second C&D win. The Green Man is feared most on the back of his Doncaster victory, although several others can have a say too with Muscika, Many A Star and Soldier's Minute completing the shortlist.

It's tough to ignore the claims of GOOD EARTH who did well over C&D last summer and escapes a penalty for last Sunday's Beverley win.
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