There were 57 Races on Saturday 24th August 2024 across 8 meetings. There was 7 races at Goodwood, 7 races at Newmarket, 8 races at Curragh, 7 races at York, 8 races at Killarney, 7 races at Cartmel, 7 races at Redcar, 6 races at Windsor, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card
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SEE THE FIRE holds an outstanding chance of making the most of her allowances and a first Group success could be imminent for the daughter of Sea The Stars. Runner-up in a highly-competitive edition of the Nassau at Goodwood last time, the selection should have no issues with dropping back a furlong and she can go one better. Fellow three-year-old Alyanaabi also has a live chance on these terms, although Enfjaar adds significant firepower given he won the John Smith's Cup in fine style here last month.

A cracking Strensall Stakes in which Roger Varian's upwardly-mobile 4-y-o ENFJAAR is fancied to claim his biggest win yet and add to his impressive John Smith's Cup victory here. The classic generation are well represented and Nassau runner-up See The Fire could emerge as the main danger, although the reliable Task Force could also have a say along with Alyanaabi now he reverts in trip.

Enfjaar is much respected stepping up from handicaps but preference is for SEE THE FIRE, who went close in a Group 1 last time.
Class & Speed Card
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Dramatic Star and Too Bossy For Us are notable contenders for the shortlist. However, THE EQUATOR was a respectable fifth in the Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot on his penultimate start and the son of Galileo didn't get the rub of the green at Navan most recently. He is a much more intriguing proposition with blinkers added this time and gets the vote as a result. Reaching High could prove to the main threat following his impressive win at Wolverhampton last time.

Andrew Balding has a strong recent record in this so it's worth giving another chance to WILD WAVES, who met trouble when one of the market leaders for a valuable handicap over this trip at Haydock last month. The William Haggas-trained Dramatic Star is another who can have a line put through his run in that same Haydock handicap and is second choice ahead of Reaching High and Tabletalk.

The most striking promise belongs to DRAMATIC STAR, who is preferred to Champagne Prince and Reaching High.
Class & Speed Card
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Lockinge winner AUDIENCE was too good for Art Power (runner-up) and Kinross (third) when triumphant in the Lennox at Goodwood last month and, with this course likely to play to his strengths, the son of Iffraaj can further enhance his portfolio of Group-race wins. The only three-year-old in the field, Lake Forest, who was runner-up in the Commonwealth Cup, is the young pretender on the scene and might provide the sternest test for the selection with the longer trip a possible source of improvement.

AUDIENCE was well placed in a modestly-run Lennox Stakes at Goodwood last month, but he still put the race to bed in a matter of strides and goes unpenalised for that success, so is taken to uphold the form with Kinross, who bids to win the City of York for a third year running. 3-y-o Lake Forest is also a very interesting contender with the step up in trip promising to suit.

Lockinge winner AUDIENCE bolted up in the Lennox Stakes at Glorious Goodwood last time and his excellent season can continue.
Class & Speed Card
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Magical Zoe was far from disgraced when making the frame in Group 3 company at Fairyhouse last month and now makes her handicap debut on the Flat, so she warrants respect for the Henry De Bromhead team. However, RELENTLESS VOYAGER looks the way to go. The son of Ulysses was only a length behind the subsequent Geoffrey Freer winner Al Aasy in a Group 3 at Goodwood last time and beat Ziggy (second) by three lengths when last seen in the handicap ranks at Epsom in June. Queenstown and Epic Poet are others to consider.

A typically-competitive renewal of the most valuable Flat handicap in Europe and its EPIC POET who shades the vote having been shaping up well for David O'Meara this season. Queenstown, who got within a length of Kyprios in the Saval Beg at Leopardstown when last seen in May, heads up the dangers making his handicap debut, while Magical Zoe, Sea King and Hipop de Loire (who represents last year's winning trainer) are just a handful of others worth considering, too.

The vote goes to SEA KING (nap), with Iron Lion feared most ahead of Epic Poet, Naqeeb and Fairbanks.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

DARE TO HOPE and Elmonjed both struck at this level on their latest outings, but the slight preference is for the former after his triumph in the Great St Wilfrid at Ripon. Richard Fahey's four-year-old was possibly worth more than the winning margin suggests on that occasion and a 6lb rise may underestimate his superiority. As for the latter, he showed improvement in first-time blinkers to gain his first success of the year at Windsor and it would be no surprise to see him feature off only 2lb higher. Apollo One beat Billyjoh (third) when hitting the crossbar in the Stewards' Cup and can confirm that form.

A cracking sprint handicap with BILLYJOH just about the most persuasive option, He's stood up really well to an intensive campaign and a brace of placed efforts at Goodwood in recent weeks confirm his current mark is within range. Elmonjed is an improving 3-y-o for powerful connections so he commands serious respect, as does Summerghand, who chases a hat-trick in this race.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and this could be the day for APOLLO ONE to land his big one. Elmonjed is next best.
Class & Speed Card
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TROPICAL STORM may remain a maiden but his runner-up effort in the Norfolk on his penultimate outing appeals as the strongest form on offer. Dropping back in trip looks like a good move, having disappointed in the Richmond at Goodwood, and he tops the shortlist. Not beaten far in the Molecomb, Mr Lightside continues to progress and is a key player, along with Vingegaard and Make Haste. Turned out again quickly after breaking his maiden comfortably at Cork last week, Magnum Force must also enter calculations.

MR LIGHTSIDE continues to improve in leaps and bounds and could prove hard to peg back here given the way he went through the race when third in the Molecomb at Goodwood. Tropical Storm did too much too soon in the Richmond and is expected to bounce back, while Vingegaard is another who wasn't seen to best effect at Glorious Goodwood.

Tropical Storm and Mr Lightside bring the best form but promising Irish colt MAGNUM FORCE is a very interesting alternative.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

RATHGAR has shown his versatility of late with a taking success at Yarmouth on his penultimate start. The son of Ulysses has since run with plenty of credit at Chepstow, and this test should suit him as he looks to see off the Goodwood winner Paradias, and Ron O, who has not been outside the first three in his last three starts here. Dual Identity (fifth) and Bystander (sixth) both got going too late at Goodwood last time out, and they can have a say at a track that is likely to suit better.

Claims can be made for plenty and with that in mind it could be worth chancing OVIEDO. Boasting some very strong form as a 3-y-o, he's been given a break following a pair of lesser displays earlier this term and, eased a little in the weights, he could well bounce back with his yard enjoying a fine season. Goodwood scorer Paradias, Bystander and Ron O head up the dangers. Have Secret is another to bear in with first-time cheekpieces now reached for.

Things have not quite panned out for DUAL IDENTITY the last twice but he's shaped as though he's in very good form and earns the vote.
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