There were 27 Races on Tuesday 24th June 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Beverley, 6 races at Brighton, 7 races at Newbury, 7 races at Newton Abbot, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

A War Eagle finished a narrow second on handicap bow at Hamilton last month and he is respected from 2lb higher. Stall 12 is far from ideal, though, and with that in mind, preference is for COMMANDER OF LIFE. Jessica Macey's gelding has steadily been coming to the boil in recent starts, posting a creditable second at Chester latest. This stiff finish could eke out a little extra and, if doing so, he should go close. Park Street was a beaten favourite at Redcar on Saturday but he won this from 5lb higher in 2023.

If he can cope with the wide draw then the 3yo A WAR EAGLE may be the answer as he bumped into a sharp improver on handicap debut.
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A winner at this level on the all-weather, MY BOY JACK looks set to open his account on turf based on his recent second at Yarmouth. That was his first start since March, so it's highly likely Kevin Frost's charge will be sharper and a strong challenge is anticipated. Perfect Parole wasn't beaten that far when fifth here last time and she could feature, while Neptune Legend is another to note representing last year's winning trainer.

This may be a good opportunity for NEPTUNE LEGEND on his first start back from wind surgery, the stable having won this race last year.
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Karl Burke and Clifford Lee teamed up to land the Albany at Royal Ascot on Friday and further success may await the pair courtesy of HOPE QUEEN. The Night Of Thunder filly, who fetched 135,000gns as a yearling, has a mixture of speed and stamina in her pedigree. She might not need to be anything out of the ordinary to make a successful debut, although Lingfield runner-up Private Project should give her plenty to think about. Conjecture represents lofty connections and she warrants a market check.

The market will naturally be informative but HOPE QUEEN edges preference over Conjecture.
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Crimson Spirit faces a different test here than when winning over the straight 7f at Salisbury. He's still preferred to Great Blasket, who seems best over a mile nowadays and won over that trip at Chepstow last week. However, LOCAL BAY has eased in the weights and took advantage to record his third victory at the track at the start of this month. He remains well treated and Tom Marquand's presence in the saddle is another positive.

The choice is CRIMSON SPIRIT (nap) who looked progressive when winning at Salisbury. A penalty may well not stop him from following up.
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There were encouraging signs from Edvard Grieg, who was able to hit the frame in a classified event at Brighton latest and a maiden triumph might not be far away now. However, preference is for DR RIO. The four-time course winner (one over C&D) kept on well into fourth over the extended mile here last month, but he is expected to build on that back at this longer trip. Arch Legend struggled at Hamilton recently but returning to this venue could aid his cause.

He's a 9yo now but DR RIO could run around here with his eyes shut and he did well to go close over an inadequate trip last time.
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William Haggas boasts a good strike-rate at the track and KINSWOMAN makes plenty of appeal back in maiden company. She finished a solid second at Windsor on her handicap debut and the third has subsequently franked that form. The daughter of Mehmas should have the measure of Musical Angel, but Wild Clary could prove a bigger threat with last week's Windsor reappearance under his belt.

This can go to KINSWOMAN who is gradually getting there and the form of her latest Windsor second is working out well.
Class & Speed Card

GINCIDENT has been in consistent form this season and he looks the one to beat on the back of a highly creditable second at York last time out. The 3lb rise looks manageable for James Owen's charge, and he is preferred to Papagei, who should be suited by dropping in trip, having shown up well for a long way before eventually finishing third over further at Lingfield last month. Spioradalta (sixth) doesn't have much to find with the selection from that York contest and also has strong claims based on his penultimate success at Ripon.

Gincident is greatly feared but it could be worth risking PAPAGEI who is likely to be given a positive ride at this trip.
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Similar to his stable, BANKSMAN has been in excellent form of late and, turned out again quickly after a taking success at Lingfield on Saturday, he should be capable of landing the hat-trick. Second over C&D last time out, Monks Mead can follow him home off 1lb higher, while Alice's Impact bounced back to form with a strong runner-up effort at Chepstow last week and is another to bear in mind.

This can go to BANKSMAN who arrives here in fine fettle and should take all the beating in his hat-trick bid.
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Fancied on debut at Nottingham earlier in the month, FOREVER PENYWERN appeared to be getting the hang of things late in the piece and, with normal improvement expected, he can strike for connections that do extremely well here. A creditable fourth on the back of being gelded at Lingfield most recently, Special Ghaiyyath must be thereabouts again, despite being winless in seven starts. Proud Power looks to be the pick of the newcomers.

Special Ghaiyyath should be involved once more but it's not hard to prefer FOREVER PENYWERN after his pleasing debut.
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MISS DANDYLION narrowly sets the standard on the back of a creditable second over C&D last time out, and a 1lb rise may not be enough to prevent her from landing a first career success. A winner here in May over 1m4f, Sea Of Charm will appreciate a return to this track, while Grand Harbour is entitled to improve on his handicap debut effort at Bath.

The vote goes to the maiden MISS DANDYLION who came closest to winning when runner-up over C&D last time.
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Having only been collared in the dying strides at Wetherby earlier this month, this looks a suitable opportunity for QUIRKE ON PAROLE to gain some compensation. A 1lb nudge up in the ratings is workable for Mark Walford's filly and a first career victory may beckon. West Wickham hails from a yard in good order at present and, dropping back in distance, an improved bid wouldn't surprise. The Mastercraftsman gelding is feared most, ahead of Nippasso.

This looks very winnable and QUIRKE ON PAROLE has the least to prove of these having run well in both his handicaps at this trip.
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A comfortable winner over a furlong further on his penultimate start before disappointing at Haydock last time out, THRONE HALL is likely to appreciate the drop in grade and can strike. That may be at the main expense of French Martini, who was runner-up over C&D last September and shaped well when fourth over 2m at Kempton in April. Headshot cannot be ruled out either.

Preference is for CLOUDY ROSE who has won three times over C&D and remains on the same mark as when last successful.
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Solar Biricz bounced back to form to land the spoils at Doncaster recently and another bold bid is forecast. However, a 6lb penalty does demand more from the son of Mehmas and ART OF FOX edges the vote. Richard Hannon's charge supplemented an all-weather triumph with a good second at Ripon six days ago and a 1lb higher mark could prove lenient. Sanbona may fare best of the remainder.

Although 0-11, SANBONA (nap) gave it a good go from the front on Saturday and could be interesting at this belated first run over 5f.
Class & Speed Card

Boy George continued his resurgence when completing a double at Windsor 15 days ago and a 2lb nudge up in the ratings is unlikely to prevent another bold display. However, the veteran may face more competition for the lead, with fellow last-time-out winner Mrembo also likely to force the pace, and it could be worth chancing something ridden more patiently. DIBBLE DABBLE tops the bill after cruising home at Doncaster earlier this month and a fourth career victory may beckon.

The selection is DIBBLE DABBLE who won with a lot more in hand than the margin would suggest at Doncaster last time.
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The form of JUGGERNAUT's most recent success at Stratford in October hasn't worked out particularly well, but he was in command that day - and a subsequent 10lb rise might not be enough to stop him from going in again. Roadshow struggled at Warwick latest but he could improve for the switch to handicaps, with cheekpieces applied for the first time. Colonel Lesley has been successful over this C&D previously, and is another to note on his second start for the Richard Hawker team.

Anthony Honeyball's JUGGERNAUT took a hit for his Stratford win but he's open to progress and is taken to follow up back from a break.
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Having shaped better than her fifth-placed finish in a class 2 maiden at Ascot last month suggests, STARDINIA could be poised to open her account. The daughter of Starman makes grand appeal dropping into a class 4 novice and she sets a good standard for the others to aim at. Sinj has posted creditable efforts in all three outings to date and may serve the most resistance to the selection, although market support either Nor Zamin and Simplify on their opening bid would be interesting.

Stardinia and Sinj bring the best form, while DOODLING, Nor Zamin and Simplify are particularly interesting debutantes.
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BLUE TEMPUS hasn't shown much on the Flat this season, but he makes his hurdling debut in a moderate heat. Alan King has been amongst the winners of late too, so it would come as no great surprise were he to take the necessary step forward. Manyana Blue is another that arrives following a spell on the level and she's worth considering, while Return With Gold stands should prove best of the pair with previous hurdling experience, having finished a distant third at Hexham recently.

Alan King's BLUE TEMPUS can make a winning start to his hurdles career at the main expense of Manyana Blue.
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MISS HONEY was value for further when scoring a shade cosily on her debut at Kempton 13 days ago and rates as one to follow. A switch to turf should pose little issue to the daughter of Too Darn Hot and she looks capable of defying a 5lb penalty. The biggest danger may emerge from Mystic Moment, who has filled the runner-up spot on both outings to date, ahead of likely improver Orion's Belt.

Some of the debutantes are attractively bred, especially KAORI. Second choice is Kempton winner Miss Honey.
Class & Speed Card

BYZANTIUM was able to record a commanding success at Warwick last time out and, with the potential of more to come at this longer trip, he could defy a 9lb rise to follow up. Time To Bite hasn't been seen over hurdles for some time now, but he has been in fine form of late over fences and must enter calculations. Golden Echo was in contention when being brought down at Fontwell recently and the unexposed five-year-old could also have a say.

The most obvious answer is BYZANTIUM, who got his career firmly back on track with an emphatic handicap win three weeks ago.
Class & Speed Card

ANZAC DAY isn't the most straightforward, having needed plenty of cajoling before staying on late for fifth over 1m6f at Goodwood on his handicap bow. Saying that, he has a much easier opportunity today and, with this greater test of stamina expected to suit, Andrew Balding's charge may prove the one to side with. Hydroplane finished an encouraging third over 2m at Chester on his first start since 2023 and looks to have retained his ability. He could pose a bigger threat than last month's Doncaster winner Clockmaker.

Dropped in grade and upped further in trip, lightly raced ANZAC DAY could well prove resurgent and add to his useful 2yo win.
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STILETTO was far from fluent on his stable bow/seasonal return at Warwick recently but it will be interesting to see if his supporters return, with champion jockey Sean Bowen retaining the partnership. Sophie Leech's gelding lurks on an attractive mark and the reapplication of cheekpieces could prove a shrewd move. Privilege arrives on the back of a C&D second, his best effort for current connections, and he's feared most raised 2lb in the handicap. Ghost Jury and Prairie Queen are others to consider.

He's 0-15 over hurdles now but PRIVILEGE was nudged up only 2lb for his clear second over C&D four weeks ago and gets the nod.
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THIS FARH made every yard back on the turf at Lingfield last month. David Loughnane's inmate returned the emphatic winner in first-time cheekpieces and can defy a 6lb rise with the prospect of more to come. Mr Ubiquitous escapes a penalty for winning an apprentices race at Salisbury. Another good effort looks assured given Jack Nicholls can utilise his 7lb allowance on this occasion, while the unexposed Iconnic returned the willing winner over 6f at Leicester and merits consideration.

This isn't a total penalty kick, with other progressive types in opposition, but MR UBIQUITOUS (nap) looks the pick at the weights.
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Although winless since scoring at this venue in September 2022, ROMANOR has shown enough in recent months to suggest he's ready to strike. Runner-up efforts at Fontwell and Stratford last month prove that the veteran is in good heart and compensation could be on the cards. Limerick Leader bounced back to form when a narrow second over C&D 20 days ago and he is a feasible alternative, along with Dancingontheedge, who drops in trip.

This drop back in trip ought to help SLIEVEGAR (nap), who looked a likely winner until his stamina ebbed away over 3m1f last month.
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FOLLOW YOUR HEART ran far better than his finishing position would suggest at Kempton two starts ago, before exploiting a much lower turf mark at Doncaster latest. William Buick gets back aboard today and although he must shoulder a penalty, Mark Loughnane's charge can complete a quick-fire double. Stratocracy has posted three creditable efforts so far this season and is expected to be on the premises along with Mister Mojito, who was on target from 3lb lower at Yarmouth last month.

Preference is for MARLAY PARK, who ran a big race in defeat on his seasonal debut and will find this easier than his latest assignment.
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Gateau De Miel ended a long losing run when on target over fences at Stratford a week ago and is able to compete from an unchanged mark back over the smaller obstacles. Spitalfield posted a better effort when runner-up at Worcester latest, though he remains 5lb higher than when last successful, and preference is for the less exposed KEEL STRAND. Paul Nicholls' charge won a novices event over these hurdles on his first outing after wind surgery and looks one to keep on the right side of now handicapping for the first time.

Having taken an immediate step forward after wind surgery to win here, KEEL STRAND looks fairly treated for his handicap debut.
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Although a 10-year-old now, SPANISH STAR proved he still retains plenty of enthusiasm for the game when a fast-finishing third at Salisbury a fortnight ago. His last success came off a mark of 90 in June 2023, so if stepping forward from that most recent performance, he could prove far too strong. On Edge shaped with promise on his seasonal return at Windsor last month and is respected from an unchanged mark, while others to note include Sarafina Mshairi and Nacho Nacho Nacho.

There may yet be a bigger performance in ON EDGE, who has improved with age and comes here after a pleasing seasonal reappearance.
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ILLOGICAL LOGIC fell here last month when looking the likely winner. However, he made amends by making all over C&D on his latest start and Christian Williams' charge looks worth sticking with in his current frame of mind, despite a 7lb rise. A winner at Huntingdon in May, Ann D'arabie finished second over the same C&D when attempting to follow up next time. She can make her presence felt once more, as can Eightytwo Team, with the pair being closely matched.

The pick is RADHARC NA SLAINE, who kept on well for third behind Illogical Logic here last month and is 6lb better off today.
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