There were 33 Races on Tuesday 18th June 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 6 races at Catterick, 7 races at Royal Ascot, 8 races at Stratford, 6 races at Brighton, 6 races at Beverley, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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A chance is taken on the fitness of CAWTHORNE CRACKER, who has plenty of scope to progress from his breakthrough win in October.
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Seemingly back on track when switched back to hurdling last month, JAZZ KING has a good chance at the weights here.
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Four-time C&D winner THE DANCING POET was on the scoresheet at Musselburgh two starts ago and this looks a good opportunity.
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Solid performer FACTEUR CHEVAL is taken to emulate his sire Ribchester by winning the Queen Anne. Charyn is second choice.
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This looks a desperately weak race and certainly no better than the novice that SIX AND OUT took here 17 days ago.
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Jm Jhingree beat EDUCATING RITA at Redcar three weeks ago but the placings may be reversed on today's terms.
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An open Coventry. There's good reason to believe that YAH MO BE THERE can reverse York placings with the well-regarded Andesite.
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He succumbed to a late thrust from Dusky Days over C&D last month but THEONLYWAYISWESSEX can gain revenge on these terms.
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Honour Your Dreams is high on the list but LADY OF THE GARR (nap) is fancied to build on her latest promising C&D second.
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The Australian mare Asfoora has good claims on her home form but KERDOS was quite impressive at Haydock and has better days ahead.
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Get Sky High bids to complete a hat-trick but KING OTIS is also in very good nick and might be the answer.
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Highjacked can bounce back from last time but WOOBAY should be sharper with her stable debut behind her and she gets the nod.
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There are reasons to believe that ROSALLION can reverse 2,000 Guineas placings with Notable Speech, who is respected all the same.
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It makes sense to stick to those in form and BAGHEERA GINGE edges preference over Do No Wrong.
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This may rest between the 3yos DIDDY MAN and Sea The Dream, with the former taken to bounce back quickly from a disaster at York.
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The best in a strong Irish challenge may well be NUSRET (nap), while Divine Comedy from the British contingent is second choice.
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Andrew Martin's COME ON NIA took a huge step forward when opening her account at Ffos Las six weeks ago and might progress again.
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Thunder Sparks and Honrado are both greatly respected but the new, longer trip can see INFINITE HONOUR come out on top.
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Botanical and Torito are progressive. The latter's stablemate ISRAR already has form good enough to win this in a normal year.
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There is more to come over hurdles from ZHANG FEI (nap), who was given a lot to do before keeping on for fifth on his handicap debut.
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The market should be checked regarding the newcomers but PAP'S TURF shaped nicely on debut and looks sure to be suited by 7f.
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Willie Mullins saddled the one-two in this race 12 months and his BELLOCCIO earns the vote today. Intinso is feared most.
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There's little to choose between Wrestling Revenue and SAY YOU'LL NEVER on last month's C&D running, with the latter shading it.
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It could pay to take a chance on ROGUE STATE on her stable/turf debut as she showed plenty of promise on her two runs last term.
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The vote goes to BREAKOUT STAR, who bids to uphold the family tradition of winning second time out. Premium Pass is next best.
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Being unexposed beyond sprint trips, PORT AND STARBURD may well build on her recent C&D effort. Sunny Orange is second choice.
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Impressive at Bath over the weekend, LOCAL BAY can defy a penalty at the main expense of Uncle Dick, who's currently 5-6 over C&D.
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Andrew Balding has a very healthy 30% strike-rate at Beverley and the unexposed 3yo KING'S FOUNTAIN is the selection.
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A bit unlucky last time, CLOUDY ROSE (nap) is taken to follow up last year's win in this. 2022 hero Largo Bay can also go well.
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The likely strong gallop will be ideal for MAKALU (nap) who is taken to win his third race of the year.
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A chance is taken on BARNSNAPE BOY in the hope he can keep a lid on it early back over an easier 7f. Tres Chic is a threat.
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A tricky race can go to FREDDY ROBINSON, who won over hurdles in January and should be suited by this softer ground.
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Tony Carroll's runners have been flying and NEPTUNE LEGEND gets the nod. Fayasel, who was drawn wide last time, is a threat.
Ths is the racecard key.
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