There were 35 Races on Tuesday 27th August 2019 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Ripon, 7 races at Epsom, 7 races at Ballinrobe, 7 races at Musselburgh, 7 races at Bath, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
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The way that ULTRA VIOLET pulled last time suggests she'll benefit from this drop back to sprinting and she's worth another chance.
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Not a strong nursery. TIMON found 1m too far at Chelmsford on Saturday, but is a contender on his close fifth over 7f at Kempton.
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The tentative vote goes to RIDE THE MONKEY, who has been inconsistent since his debut win but has a good chance if running to form.
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Mark Johnston has a fine record in this and his GOLD SOUK looked to have races in him when third at Newmarket on his penultimate start.
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All four runnings of this race have gone to the top weight and WORLD TITLE (nap) may well enhance that record.
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Northern stables have a fine record in this. The vote goes to POYLE VINNIE, who won the Stewards' Sprint at Goodwood early this month.
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An open race with all seven runners looking well treated on peak form. The suggestion is FENNAAN.
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There are no doubts over PEACE PREVAILS (nap) with regard to handling these conditions, having won two of her last three starts over C&D.
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Betsey Trotter is progressing nicely in the cheekpieces but she's taking on some well-treated rivals, including BRIAN THE SNAIL.
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As a filly in form KACHUMBA is the choice. Known as a Brighton specialist, she ought to handle the track and drying ground will help.
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Preference is for the handicap debutant MORNING DUEL, who is relatively unexposed and has recorded his best two RPRs over this C&D.
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Contingency Fee is next best to SACRED SPRITE, who arrives in good form and is still unexposed as a stayer.
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Preference is for William Knight's SHIFTING GOLD, who is running well and could find more now that his stamina has been established.
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A chance is taken on the maiden REASSURANCE, who should be well treated (off a much-reduced mark) if proving suited by this new trip.
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Having just come up short in two nurseries, PRISSY MISSY can gain a deserved first win for her in-form yard. Aryaaf next best
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Break Of Day has more to come at this trip but GENEVA SPUR looks sure to benefit from the return to 7f on her handicap debut.
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A ready C&D winner last time, LUCKY NUMBER looks hard to beat despite being hit with an 8lb rise.
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5yo OUR CHARLIE BROWN forged clear off a much reduced mark at Catterick last week and is well treated under a penalty for that success.
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A deserved first win can go to ALANDALOS who has been knocking on the door in stronger company. Lady Dauphin can give her most to do
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Plenty in with a chance here. A tentative vote goes the way of WHATWOULDYOUKNOW who has found some good form of late.
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Having already shown his liking for this track, PREROGATIVE can gain a deserved win ahead of \bWar Of Succession and Buzz Lightyere
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A very straightforward task for WHISPER ALOUD and Archie Watson's filly can gain an easy win. Newcomer Bithiah may chase her home.
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Back on song when scoring at Yarmouth, HAVEONEYERSELF is raised 7lb but remains well treated on past form and is given the vote.
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