14:15 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:15 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 11f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

This could go the way of the unexposed KEHLANI, who arrives here following a staying-on third over 1m2f on her handicap debut at Ffos Las last week. With more progression likely, she is taken to get the better of the progressive Robusto, who has struck at Salisbury and Lingfield since going handicapping but has a 6lb rise to contend with for the most recent of those. Whatacracker is another to bear in mind following a fair third at Newmarket.

A few of these arrive with question marks against them so ROBUSTO looks the way to go on the back of his cosy Lingfield success. Ffos Las third Kehlani appeals as the one to give Sir Mark Prescott's improver most to do ahead of C&D winner Iolani.

This looks between KEHLANI and Robusto, with preference for the Jamie Osborne runner, who should be suited by this longer trip

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14:50 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:50 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Only narrowly denied when sent off at 40/1 at Pontefract last week, IMPELLER is fancied to take another step forward, especially considering he is 2lb well-in compared to his revised rating. Redrosezorro was a game winner at Catterick in May and might give him most to think about off 2lb higher, while Yorkstone and Dream Deal add further spice to the race.

A few with chances but YORKSTONE comes here on the up and with the form of his recent Ayr second having been franked he is taken to get off the mark. Pontefract runner-up Impeller and Hamilton second Havana Rum appeal as the pair to give the selection most to do and can chase him home in that order.

An open event can go the way of DREAM DEAL, who returned to form when second to one that had the run of things at Pontefract last time.

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15:25 Carlisle Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:25 Carlisle Handicap (Class 4) 6f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A case can be made for several of these, but SLAINTE MHATH impressed when securing a comfortable success at Hamilton. She does have to shoulder a 5lb penalty but she was eased towards the finish, suggesting there will be more to come. Sophia's Starlight has gone up 6lb following a Newmarket victory but gets the danger vote from Cashew, who finished a creditable third at Chepstow on her latest run.

This may well end up concerning thriving pair SLAINTE MHATH and Sophia's Starlight, with the former just edging the vote on the back her facile success at Hamilton 9 days ago. Happier, who is also going the right way, may emerge best of the others.

The handicapper may have taken a chance with Redcar winner HAPPIER, who is capable of better on this handicap debut.

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16:00 Carlisle Maiden (Class 5) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:00 Carlisle Maiden (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Not exactly a daunting standard set by those with experience, so it might pay to side with the Karl Burke-trained ERANTHIS. The daughter of Saxon Warrior, a 350,000gns purchase in October last year, is related to some useful types and it would be no surprise were she to make an immediate impact for her in-form stable. Fellow newcomers Emilshaan and Carabella make enough appeal on paper to warrant a market check.

The market should reveal plenty here but Karl Burke took this event 12 months ago and his well-related Saxon Warrior filly ERANTHIS, who fetched 350,000gns as a yearling, is taken to make a winning start at the chief expense of fellow newcomers Emilshaan and Carabella who both offer potential too.

An ordinary event can go the way of 350,000gns newcomer ERANTHIS, whose trainer has a 25% strike-rate with 2yos this season

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16:35 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:35 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

It can often be difficult to come from off the pace at Chelmsford, but KYNSA did well to finish third there last time out having been held up towards the rear. Eased 1lb in the ratings and back on turf, Jamie Osborne's filly can take another step forward and open her account. Mount King was no match for an impressive winner at Beverley, but that level of form would give him every chance here. Overnight Oats heads the remainder.

KYNSA made a good start to life in handicaps when third at Chelmsford and can gain her breakthrough success off a 1 lb lower mark. Newbury third Overnight Oats is feared most off an easing mark with Blame The Farrier and Mount King two more who can have a say in an open handicap.

The one that appeals most is KYNSA (nap), who showed improved form on her penultimate start and her latest AW form has been franked.

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17:10 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 9f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 9f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Strangerontheshore is just 1lb higher than when narrowly denied at Doncaster and she must enter calculations, along with Dandy's Angel, whose recent consistency ought to stand her in good stead. However, a chance is taken on the less-exposed TREMENDOUS TIMES. He finished second on his handicap debut at Haydock in May, but was far too keen when sent off favourite there the following month. A drop in trip could play to his strengths and further improvement isn't out of the question.

Successful in this race from a 5 lb higher mark 12 months ago, JEWEL MAKER can probably have his run in the Cumberland Plate here last month overlooked and, having previously highlighted he's coming to the boil, Tim Easterby's 8-y-o could well be ready to strike back at this more suitable trip. Strangerontheshore and Forever Proud, who looks worth a try at this longer trip, head up the dangers.

Preference is for DANDY'S ANGEL, who has been in good form on fast and soft ground in her last three runs, including a win at Beverley.

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Racecard Key

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	TomForm top stats silver rated
	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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