There were 41 Races on Friday 3rd May 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 6 races at Musselburgh, 7 races at Goodwood, 8 races at Punchestown, 6 races at Newmarket, 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Cheltenham, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2)  (4/11 +10%)Devil's Point |
4/11(+10%) |  | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Devil's Point 4/11, Smart juvenile, finishing second in Group 1 Futurity at Doncaster (1m, heavy) on final start. Well below that level when 7½ lengths third in 7f Deauville Group 3 on return but he might well have needed the outing. Will set a high standard for his 2 rivals to aim at if close to the Doncaster form. Runner-up in last year's Group 1 Kameko Futurity; may have had an excuse on his return. |
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2nd (3)  (7/2 +0%)Grey Charger |
7/2(+0%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Grey Charger 7/2, Overcame greenness to make a winning start to his career on AW at Chelmsford (1m) in November. Rates a useful prospect for his top stable. Narrow winner on Chelmsford debut in November; will need to find more. |
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3rd (1)  (8/1 -33%)Change For Good |
8/1(-33%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Change For Good 8/1, Fairly useful form David Simcock at 2, winning a 7f Epsom novice on debut before coming up well short in Group 3 company over the same trip at Newmarket on both subsequent starts. Improvement will be needed starting out for Ollie Sangster. Twice held in Group 3 company after a winning debut; stable debut after six months off. |
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It is hard to oppose DEVIL'S POINT, who sets the bar very high. David Menuisier's three-year-old finished second in the Group 1 Futurity at Doncaster in October before being beaten into third in a Group 3 event at Deauville on his recent return, but this may prove to be an easier assignment. Grey Charger is preferred over Change For Good in the fight for the silver medal, as he could have plenty more to offer after his debut victory at Chelmsford in November.
DEVIL'S POINT presumably needed the outing on his Deauville reappearance and will be a tough nut to crack if back to anything like the form he showed when second in Group 1 company as a juvenile. Grey Charger has potential and is the obvious choice for the forecast.
This revolves around last autumn's Kameko Futurity runner-up DEVIL'S POINT who may have had an excuse on last month's Deauville return.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (1)  (10/3 +17%)Rathgar |
10/3(+17%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Rathgar 10/3, Won a novice here at 2 yrs. Mixed record last season but went close at York final start and returned to action with a good third at Chelmsford 3 weeks ago. Not taken lightly. Ran well on last month's Chelmsford return, but still a slight doubt against his stamina. |
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2nd (3)  (5/2 +0%)Manxman |
5/2(+0%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Manxman 5/2, Prolific in handicaps last season, winning 5 of his 6 starts, having more in hand than bare margin suggests at Pontefract final start. Remains of interest. Won five of his last six starts last year; market informative returning from 225 days off. |
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3rd (7)  (11/8 +50%)Miss Cynthia |
11/8(+50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Miss Cynthia 11/8, Runner-up 3 times from 5 starts in handicaps last season and came close to breaking her duck when just edged out at Wolverhampton on return 10 days ago. Should go well again. 0-10 but runner-up in four of her last five starts; again shouldn't be far away. |
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4th (6)  (10/1 -150%)Fox Vision |
10/1(-150%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Fox Vision 10/1, Still a maiden but often placed and ended 3-y-o campaign with excellent second at Kempton. Remains unexposed beyond 12f and needs considering. 0-6 and has proved expensive to follow; more needed after nine months off. |
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5th (4)  (14/1 -75%)The Thunderer |
14/1(-75%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) The Thunderer 14/1, Needs plenty of luck given his style (often starts slowly) but is back down to last winning mark and shaped better than the bare result when sixth of 16 in handicap at Lingfield (12f, AW) 35 days ago, left with lot to do. All wins over shorter, but stays at least this far; back off his last winning mark. |
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Manxman makes his return to action seeking a fifth victory in a row, but he is 4lb higher than his success at Pontefract in September and that will make life tougher for him. With that in mind, RATHGAR looks the way to go. Jack Channon's representative finished a close-up third on his return at Chelmsford after being gelded and he remains on the same mark. The four-year-old can take full advantage of this drop in grade, while Fox Vision warrants a market check.
Claims can be made for all 7 with the vote going to last year's winner CRESCENT LAKE, who should be spot on after a couple of spins on the AW. Returning pair Fox Vision and Manxman head the dangers.
It may be worth chancing THE THUNDERER who does stay this far and has dropped back down to his last winning mark.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2)  (7/4 +22%)Brosay |
7/4(+22%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Brosay 7/4, Speedily-bred colt who was much improved from his debut when third in a Dundalk maiden three weeks ago. Sets the standard and makes plenty of appeal. It was probably a good maiden in which he finished third at Dundalk 21 days ago. |
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2nd (4)  (9/2 +40%)Gold Medallist |
9/2(+40%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Gold Medallist 9/2, Foaled April 7. €30,000 yearling, Acclamation colt. Half-brother to 2 winners, including 2-y-o 9.5f winner Marefuori. One to note for a stable that has made a terrific start with it's juveniles. 30,000euros yearling; Acclamation half-brother to two winners; interesting newcomer. |
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3rd (7)  (14/1 +50%)Number |
14/1(+50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Number 14/1, Foaled March 2. Make Believe colt. Half-brother to 3 winners, including 5f winner Turna and 2-y-o 7f winner Al Shami. Dam sprint maiden. Should have enough speed. Bred to be sharp but trainer-owned newcomer and likely best watched. |
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4th (6)  (9/2 +44%)Carderock |
9/2(+44%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Carderock 9/2, Foaled February 15. 10,000 gns foal, U S Navy Flag colt. Half-brother to several winners, including smart 9.5f-16.5f winner Antiquarium and 1m-1¾m winner Grand Scheme. Bred to need further. 10,000gns foal; may need further than this for him to be seen to best effect. |
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5th (8)  (20/1 +20%)Royal Accord |
20/1(+20%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (8) Royal Accord 20/1, Cheap purchase who showed little at Wolverhampton on debut. Hard to make a strong case for. April foal who went for just 1,000gns; 20-1 at Wolverhampton and didn't show a lot. |
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6th (5)  (10/1 +0%)Mighty Real |
10/1(+0%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Mighty Real 10/1, Foaled February 26. Oasis Dream colt. Half-brother to 2-y-o 6f winner Fletchers Dream. Worth monitoring in the betting. Third foal; half-brother to 6f AW 2yo winner Fletchers Dream (RPR 76); dam 6f 2yo winner. |
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7th (3)  (9/2 -80%)Ellomate |
9/2(-80%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Ellomate 9/2, Strong in the betting when a considerately-handled third to Lady Lightning at Wolverhampton and looks the type who could improve markedly, so worth a chance to turn the tables with that rival and open his account at the second attempt. Beaten favourite on debut but inexperience was evident and should be wiser this time. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.
The vote goes to BROSAY, who improved on his debut effort at the Curragh to finish third at Dundalk on his latest outing and he could be the one to beat. Carderock needs to be monitored in the betting on his debut and makes some appeal, while it is also worth keeping an eye on Ellomate following his creditable debut run at Wolverhampton.
ELLOMATE was behind Lady Lightning when third at Wolverhampton on debut but he didn't have a hard time and there's a case for saying he can turn the tables with that rival on better terms, so he gets the nod. Brosay's third at Dundalk last time is the best piece of form on offer to date, so he's an obvious player if he goes in the conditions.
Irish challenger BROSAY looks the one to be with after a highly encouraging run in a decent Dundalk maiden.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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(8)  (9/1 +36%)Alcazan |
9/1(+36%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (8) Alcazan 9/1, C&D winner last August and added to his tally at Yarmouth in September. Creditable 2¼ lengths third of 11 to Bishop's Crown on Windsor reappearance 18 days ago and he's 6 lb better off with that rival now. Enters the reckoning. C&D winner who finished third behind Bishop's Crown on reappearance; 6lb better off. |
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1st (3)  (7/1 -56%)Baldomero |
7/1(-56%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Baldomero 7/1, Arrives on a lengthy losing run but he's often placed, running well yet again when second of 18 at Newmarket (6f, good to firm) last month. Likely to be in the mix. Second in big field at Newmarket last time and could go well, but record of 2-41 a concern. |
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2nd (7)  (7/2 -17%)Bishop's Crown |
7/2(-17%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Bishop's Crown 7/2, Ended 2023 with a breakthrough success at Doncaster (6tf, heavy) and picked up where he'd left with another career best to win at Windsor (6f, good) last month. Respected up 6 lb for an in-form stable. Bids for a hat-trick off a 6lb higher mark; still unexposed for a 4yo and a big player. |
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3rd (2)  (6/1 +14%)Gisburn |
6/1(+14%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Gisburn 6/1, C&D winner in October. Ended 2023 with 2 creditable efforts on AW but not at best in 2 outings this year, latterly at Newbury a fortnight ago. Bounce back needed. C&D winner, but one win in last 19 starts and behind Spanish Star on Newbury reappearance. |
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4th (1)  (7/2 +22%)Spanish Star |
7/2(+22%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Spanish Star 7/2, Won this race last year and warmed up nicely for a repeat when a good fourth of 16 on his Newbury reappearance (6f, good to soft) a fortnight ago. Yard among the winners. Leading claims in this race again. Ran well when fourth on Newbury return; on last winning mark and won this race last year. |
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5th (4)  (11/4 +63%)Many A Star |
11/4(+63%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Many A Star 11/4, This C&D winner has thrived for his new yard in recent weeks, scoring twice on AW before narrowly denied on hat-trick bid at Leicester (6f, heavy) last weekend. Likely to give another good account. Record over C&D reads 31231; going well recently and 2lb well in; respected back here. |
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6th (6)  (14/1 -40%)Live In The Moment |
14/1(-40%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Live In The Moment 14/1, C&D winner last September. Below par final 2 starts but has dipped to only 1 lb above that successful mark as a result. No great record fresh. 1lb higher than when winning over C&D last September, but may need this after 197 days off. |
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7th (5)  (14/1 -40%)Indian Creak |
14/1(-40%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Indian Creak 14/1, Three wins from 11 runs last year but his campaign rather tailed off in the autumn and he was last of 16 on his Newbury reappearance a fortnight ago. Possibly best watched for now. Back off last winning mark, but form has regressed since and finished last on reappearance. |
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8th (9)  (25/1 +0%)Dayman |
25/1(+0%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (9) Dayman 25/1, Twelve runs since last win in 2022. 11/1, last of 9 in handicap at Brighton (7f, good) 3 days ago. Not hard to look elsewhere. Losing run up to 12 and failed to beat a rival at Brighton on Tuesday; hard to fancy. |
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David Probert formed a winning partnership with Spanish Star in last year's corresponding race and, off just 3lb higher, another bold showing is expected. However, this is a deeper renewal and with the likes of Live In The Moment and Indian Creak likely to be setting warm fractions, things could be teed up nicely for GISBURN. The selection appeals off a competitive mark with forecast ground conditions looking ideal. Baldomero and Many A Star add further spice to the race.
SPANISH STAR looks primed for a bold bid to repeat last year's success in this on the back of an encouraging reappearance in a competitive race at Newbury. The thriving Many A Star is another who has enjoyed some good days here and is second choice ahead of Bishop's Crown and Baldomero.
Last year's winner SPANISH STAR (nap) can follow up, having run well on his reappearance in the same race he prepped in 12 months ago.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (3)  (6/1 -33%)Desperate Hero |
6/1(-33%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Desperate Hero 6/1, Three wins from 12 runs last year. Latest win at Nottingham in October. Shaped as if needing the run at Bath (5f, heavy) on return last month so better expected now. Three wins last year and probably needed his reappearance; shortlisted. |
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2nd (2)  (9/2 -50%)King's Lynn |
9/2(-50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) King's Lynn 9/2, Landed Group 2 Temple Stakes at Haydock in spring 2022. Winless since and signs of decline second half of last season. Little impact on return but mark continues to fall at least. Has been a smart sprinter, but out of the frame in last seven starts; needs a resurgence. |
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3rd (4)  (6/4 +50%)Dream Composer |
6/4(+50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Dream Composer 6/4, Improver last year, winning 3 times, including this race off 5 lb higher. Shaped as if he'd come on for his reappearance at Doncaster but didn't get a chance to show that at Newmarket next time (suffered early interference). Worth another chance with headgear back on. 8lb below last winning mark and 5lb lower than when winning this last year; interesting.. |
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4th (1)  (7/2 +13%)Clarendon House |
7/2(+13%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Clarendon House 7/2, Smart gelding with a good strike rate, adding to his tally at Wolverhampton and Southwell in the winter. Not so good back at a higher level next 2 starts but needs considering back in a handicap (close second in this 2 years ago). Best turf form has come on good or faster ground so would need conditions to dry out. |
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5th (5)  (6/1 -50%)Harry Brown |
6/1(-50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Harry Brown 6/1, Consistent performer but probably wants his sights lowered if he's to resume winning ways (1 lb out of handicap). 0-8 on turf and more needed if he is to win this from 1lb out of the weights. |
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Clarendon House, who was second in the 2022 renewal of this race, commands respect dropping back into a handicap after a couple of spins in pattern company. Desperate Hero and King's Lynn should act on the ground conditions and can figure off competitive marks. However, Harry Brown and DREAM COMPOSER may be the pair to focus on, with the latter shading preference as a previous course and distance winner, with Joe Levy's 5lb claim an additional bonus.
DREAM COMPOSER wasn't seen to best effect at Newmarket last time so is well worth another chance to build on his return having won this race last year off 5 lb higher. Clarendon House is feared most back down in class.
The choice is DREAM COMPOSER who has dropped 8lb below his last winning mark and 5lb lower than when taking this event last year.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (3)  (12/1 +14%)Lavender Hill Mob |
12/1(+14%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Lavender Hill Mob 12/1, Won 1m novice at Lingfield in January and good third off 1 lb higher at Wolverhampton on penultimate start. However, he was never in the hunt returned to turf at Newmarket last time and there are others in this line-up with more appealing profiles. Down the field at Newmarket recently and others look open to greater progress. |
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2nd (1)  (6/5 +26%)Portsmouth |
6/5(+26%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Portsmouth 6/5, Promise in 3 starts on the AW at 2 yrs and, gelded during the winter, he improved switched to turf when scoring in good style on his recent reappearance/handicap debut at Epsom (8.5f, good to firm). Likely he has more to offer and obvious claims under a penalty here. Penalised for his ready success at Epsom and he may have turned a corner. |
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3rd (10)  (12/1 +52%)Al Khawaneej River |
12/1(+52%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (10) Al Khawaneej River 12/1, Signs of ability in trip of starts as a 2-y-o but was never on terms making his handicap debut following 8 months off at Kempton in March. Goes up in trip here and needs to take a step forward. Easy to back and didn't show a lot on handicap debut at Kempton (1m). |
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4th (6)  (11/4 +39%)Ashariba |
11/4(+39%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Ashariba 11/4, Held back by inexperience when seventh on debut here last August and duly improved when getting on top close home in a 9f Yarmouth maiden (good to soft) the following month. Mixed messages form-wise but that race has produced 4 subsequent winners and she's of interest for last year's winning yard. Irish Oaks entry is fanciful but could be on a useful mark and her yard won this last year. |
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5th (4)  (13/2 -63%)Show Biz Kid |
13/2(-63%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Show Biz Kid 13/2, Showed ability in a handful of appearances at 2 yrs and improved when 3½ lengths third of 11 in the Epsom handicap won by Portsmouth 10 days ago. Remains open to improvement and a 6 lb pull at the weights gives him a fighting chance of at least getting closer to that re-opposing rival here. Beaten by Portsmouth at Epsom but could have needed the run and now goes further. |
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6th (9)  (10/1 +17%)Salamanca Lad |
10/1(+17%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (9) Salamanca Lad 10/1, With cheekpieces applied on debut for new yard, he performed with when fourth of 9 in handicap at Southwell (1m) on return in March. Appeared to see this trip out when third at Chelmsford next time but new headgear (first-time blinkers) will need to spark improvement if he's to emerge on top here. Stamina for this far is not copperbottomed and he's a bit risky in new blinkers. |
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An eye-catcher when keeping on well for third on her return over 1m at Kempton last month, UNREAL CONNECTION has a strong staying pedigree on her dam's side and should be well suited by going up in trip. The daughter of Calyx gets the vote ahead of the recent Epsom winner Portsmouth, who has a 6lb penalty to overcome for that taking success. Show Biz Kid (third) has three-and-a-half lengths to make up from that contest but should not be discounted.
SHOW BIZ KID was beaten 3½ lengths into third behind Portsmouth at Epsom and, in truth, the latter probably had a fair bit left up his sleeve that day. However, armed with a 6 lb pull and an extra furlong-and-a-half to travel here, Richard Hannon's charge has a realistic chance of turning the tables on that rival. Portsmouth is clear second choice given that he too remains open to improvement, while the unexposed Ashariba and Unreal Connection are others to consider.
Andrew Balding's PORTSMOUTH won with sufficient authority at Epsom to believe he can defy the penalty.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2)  (2/1 -45%)Phoenix Passion |
2/1(-45%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Phoenix Passion 2/1, Yarmouth winner at 2 yrs and doubled his tally when landing an 8-runner handicap at Windsor (1m, good) last month. 4 lb rise fair enough and he's the one to beat. Up another 4lb but going the right way and Goodwood should suit him. |
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2nd (7)  (18/1 -29%)Hello Cotai |
18/1(-29%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Hello Cotai 18/1, Appeared to take a step forward in first-time cheekpieces when a good fourth of 7 on debut for this yard at Lingfield (7f, AW) last month. Not so good at Kempton since (took a strong hold) but place possibilities if on-song. 0-6; caught the eye on his stable debut at Lingfield (7f) but Kempton was underwhelming. |
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3rd (6)  (13/2 +41%)City Of Delight |
13/2(+41%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) City Of Delight 13/2, Failed to progress at 2 yrs, nearer last than first in a 1m Kempton nursery when last seen in November. Gelded since and needs to raise his game. Struggled last season on four visits to Kempton, including a 1m handicap. |
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4th (1)  (5/1 -25%)Daymer Bay |
5/1(-25%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Daymer Bay 5/1, Runner-up in a 7f Doncaster novice last summer but hasn't managed to build on that since and he looks vulnerable under top-weight. Consistent last season and didn't appear to stay 1m2f on recent handicap debut. |
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5th (3)  (9/4 +25%)Muttasil |
9/4(+25%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Muttasil 9/4, Stepped up on debut display when fifth of 12 at Yarmouth in October. Performed to a similar level when fourth on return at Kempton (7f) and can make his presence felt now handicapping. Son of Kingsman and disappointing should he not be competitive off this sort of mark. |
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6th (5)  (9/1 +10%)Land Of Magic |
9/1(+10%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Land Of Magic 9/1, Sandown nursery winner last August and went close over 7f here on final start of her 2-y-o campaign. However, she's rather in-and-out and finished stone last on return at Windsor 11 days ago. 5f/7f winner; possibly needed her comeback but stamina looks an issue at 1m. |
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7th (4)  (33/1 -65%)Never Sell |
33/1(-65%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Never Sell 33/1, There was promise in his first 2 starts as a juvenile but it's been pretty much downhill most of the way since. Beaten under 4l on last year's handicap debut but trailed in last on both runs this year. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
PHOENIX PASSION was always doing enough when scoring at Windsor last month and conditions are likely to be in his favour again as he looks to follow up off a 4lb higher mark. The form of the stable is another plus and he should have too much for the unexposed Muttasil, who is of interest on his handicap debut and stepping back up in trip. Daymer Bay showed some promise as a juvenile and cannot be ruled out either.
The most solid option is PHOENIX PASSION, who produced his best effort yet when scoring at Windsor last time and this 4 lb higher mark should be within reach. Handicap-debutant Muttasil is likely to emerge as the main danger ahead of Hello Cotai.
Kingman gelding MUTTASIL is bred to be better than this level and there have been positives to take from his qualifying runs.
Ths is the racecard key.
| Icon | Meaning |
|---|---|
 | TomForm top stats, gold rated |
 | 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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