There were 49 Races on Friday 12th July 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Dundalk, 7 races at York, 7 races at Newmarket, 6 races at Ascot, 8 races at Kilbeggan, 7 races at Chepstow, 6 races at Chester, 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.

TOLSTOY has turned a corner since stepping back up to 7f on his last two starts, winning both of them on successive days at this track in June, and the manner of both victories suggested the five-year-old may well have more to offer, especially with his rider's 7lb claim to take advantage of. Quest For Fun was runner-up to the selection on the latter occasion and has to be a player off just 1lb higher. Others for the shortlist include Silver Samurai and Catch The Paddy.

The one who appeals most is BILLYB, who is clearly thriving for his new yard. He pulled nicely clear of the rest when runner-up in the Carlisle Bell and a reproduction of that effort would give him every chance. The only caveat is that he's done most of his racing on good/good to firm, so if the word 'soft' appears in the going description on the day that would be a slight concern. Quest For Fun is taken to reverse last month's C&D placings with Tolstoy and emerge as the main danger.

Big-field handicaps over 7f at York bring out the best in QUEST FOR FUN (nap) and he earns the vote ahead of No Nay Nicki.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

UNEQUAL LOVE continues her progression up the ladder and backed up a Listed success at Newmarket when taking the Wokingham at Royal Ascot. Connections were slightly concerned about fast ground on that occasion but, with plenty of rain falling on the Knavesmire earlier in the week, the daughter of Dutch Art may well have a bigger performance in the locker. Nell Gwyn heroine Pretty Crystal didn't stay in the 1000 Guineas and has to be respected dropping back to sprinting, while Raqiya and Great Generation are both capable of further improvement.

UNEQUAL LOVE's Wokingham success off a mark of 102 was a big performance and it's the clear standout piece of form in this event, so she gets the vote over Great Generation, who boasts a progressive profile. The thriving Adaay In Devon can't be ignored.

Wokingham winner UNEQUAL LOVE holds leading form claims on the back of that Royal Ascot handicap win. Funny Story is feared.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

ROYALTY BAY won well on debut at Ripon before running with plenty of credit behind the smart Fairy Godmother in the Albany at Royal Ascot. She has less on her plate today and is fancied to get back on the winning trail, possibly at the main expense of Miss Hathaway. Tim Easterby's filly is still a maiden after four starts but her experience ought to stand her in good stead and she appeals more than Enigmatic Princess, who has shown signs of promise.

ROYALTY BAY has a lot less on her plate than when a very good sixth in Royal Ascot's Albany Stakes last time out so gets the nod in this intriguing novice. Roger Varian's Spherical also has her sights lowered and should ensure the selection doesn't have things all her own way though. Miss Hathaway has some fair form to her name too and shouldn't be underestimated.

Albany sixth ROYALTY BAY has the most compelling form and is much preferred.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Handicap debutant Solomon was last seen finishing third to Guineas winner Notable Speech at Kempton in February and an opening mark of 86 looks lenient on that evidence. However, WHISKEY PETE, who won here last October, posted a creditable fifth in the Golden Gates at Royal Ascot last month and he might be worth taking a chance on now eased in class. The free-going Al Rufaa was more amenable in the Carlisle Bell last time and would not be without a chance if able to build on that performance.

Plenty are in with a shout but William Haggas' unexposed SOLOMON appeals as a likely improver now stepping into handicaps with his stamina drawn our more so edges the vote. Ralph Beckett's course winner Whiskey Pete is another with better days ahead of him and heads the list of dangers, although a solid case can also be made for the likes of Karmology, Stressfree, Masekela, Titian and Bint Al Daar in this cracking handicap.

Despite the claims of the unexposed Solomon the choice is WHISKEY PETE who is down in grade after fair runs at Epsom and Ascot.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The vote goes to TITAINIUM, who justified strong market support to record a breakthrough success at Newcastle last month. The manner in which Grant Tuer's charge kept on over 7f that day would suggest he can be even better now upped to the mile, for all that an 8lb rise will make things tougher. Tiaraqueen struck on her return at Wetherby recently and she is of clear interest now sent handicapping, while others to note include Drink Dry and Sisyphean.

DRINK DRY was impressive when scoring at Beverley last time and the form is backed up by the time, so he gets the marginal vote over Tiaraqueen, whose Wetherby success has been boosted in no uncertain terms by the winner. Titainium has more to offer, particularly now upped in trip, so he's another one to consider.

The William Haggas-trained TIARAQUEEN won a big-field novice at Wetherby last month and could prove to be better than her opening mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

WEN MOON shaped with more promise than the result suggests when finishing fifth over 5f at Chester last month and, after bumping into a smart performer when runner-up over 6f at Pontefract earlier this week, it would be no surprise if he were able to go one place better off the same mark back at the minimum trip. The ageless Copper Knight is the type to bounce back quickly and he must enter calculations, despite a low-key effort at Newcastle recently. A 4lb penalty for a recent Nottingham victory doesn't discount Never Dark either.

NEVER DARK had a bit to spare at Nottingham last weekend and might be up to defying a penalty. Wen Moon has won here before and should go well if handling the quick turnaround from Pontefract on Tuesday. C&D specialist Copper Knight also makes the shortlist along with The Coffee Pod.

The 10yo COPPER KNIGHT won at Chester two starts ago and this seven-time course winner is taken to bounce back to form now back here.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

COCKALORUM could send his supporters home on a high in a wide-open finale. He cosily accounted for a subsequent winner over 1m2f at Beverley last month and, upped in trip off a 3lb higher mark, he makes most appeal. Kitsune Power was last seen winning over 1m6f at Thirsk and he warrants respect upped 3lb, for all that the step back in trip asks a question of him. Good Too and Piecederesistance are a couple of others who must enter calculations.

KITSUNE POWER had more in hand than the half-length winning margin at Thirsk last time and is selected to make light of a 3 lb rise. Good Too made a successful start for new trainer Adam West at Kempton 16 days ago and is second choice ahead of Soowaih and Noble Anthem.

This can go to GOOD TOO, who was strong at the finish when winning over 1m3f on his stable debut last time. Toshizou is next best.
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