There were 28 Races on Sunday 19th May 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 6 races at Stratford, 8 races at Naas, 7 races at Newmarket, 7 races at Ripon, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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An open handicap can go to LOTUS ROSE, who has run creditably over 6f on her last two starts but is just as effective at 5f.
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Experience points to TREASURE ISLE although debutantes Saratoga Special and Lovely are respected
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Tom George's DUNSTALL RAMBLER made a promising start to his chasing career at the end of last season and can open his account.
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With the advantage of previous experience and the plum draw, NIGHT IN PARIS is taken to get off the mark on her second start.
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A Group 2-winning juvenile, AESOP'S FABLES sets a high standard based on last season's placed form in Group 1 sprints.
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After beginning her handicap career with two good efforts over 2m4f, SAINT BIBIANA is open to improvement over this new trip.
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Little Heron is better than she showed at Wetherby but SEA REGAL may have her measure this time.
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Impressive when defeating Fairy Godmother over C&D last month, SPARKLING SEA is taken to confirm the form here
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The suggestion is THE BOOLA BOSS (nap), who took well to chasing in the early part of last season and made a pleasing return in April.
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Radio Goo Goo can make a bold bid up the rail but GLORIOUS ANGEL (nap) may be the answer back in handicap company.
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With a possible edge in terms of race-fitness and a more progressive proflle YOSEMITE VALLEY gets the vote to see off Tarawa
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This looks good for MINELLA RESCUE, who drops in grade after a very creditable third at Cheltenham last month.
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An interesting field of newcomers. BOLD IMPACT is the suggestion ahead of Ancient Truth and Redorange.
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In a trappy contest GOLDEN MELODY, who was a close second here last week, gets the vote ahead of the ex-German El Pro.
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Impressive Phoenix Stakes winner BUCANERO FUERTE concedes just 3lb and with the ground in his favour looks the one to beat
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Chase/handicap debutante GOODTIMECREW looked quite promising in maiden hurdles last season and gets the vote.
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All the field can be questioned but top of the list are TRADESMAN, Too Friendly and Scottish Anthem.
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This looks tricky but RAFFLES ANGEL and \bDuely Spiced could be the pair to concentrate on.
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This looks open but perhaps veteran trainer Kevin Prendergast can strike with PROFIT REFUSED whose opening mark of 85 looks fair
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The first foal from a Cheltenham Festival winner, THEWAITINGISOVER is taken to make a winning debut.
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Mahboob is not passed over at all lightly but DAYSOFOURLIVES and Gloucestershire could ask him serious questions.
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Barossa and Kodebreaker should go well but this may be the day CALCUTTA DREAM breaks his turf duck.
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Gary Carroll won on MR KING last season and the Ger Lyons-trained gelding may step up a place after a pleasing second at Cork
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Interesting types FLYING SECRET and Hat Toss are the two suggestions against the field in an open contest.
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Newcomers Golden Ocean and Siege Of Troy but the experience gained at two by SETTLEMENT may be crucial.
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Back on a straight course, AL SHABAB STORM is taken to reverse Chester placings with Garfield Shadow.
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Harry Brown is interesting back on a sound surface but PRINCE OF PILLO may leave his reappearance well behind him.
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Preference is for SUNFALL (nap), who looks the type to progress further and do well in handicaps. Heartwarmer is second choice.
Ths is the racecard key.
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