13:35 Goodwood Handicap (Class 3) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:35 Goodwood Handicap (Class 3) 7f Race Class Flow

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A competitive opener in which it's hard to rule anything out and it may pay to take a punt on AL RUFAA off a falling mark. Charlie Fellowes' gelding comes with risks attached having not won for almost three years, but the six-year-old is now 10lb below his last winning mark and offered more encouragement at Chester last time. Mister Bluebird arrives in good form and is feared most, ahead of C&D winner La Maquina, who finished a respectable fourth at York recently.

The switch to positive tactics almost paid dividends for connections of DARKNESS at Epsom last week, worn down only late having done plenty at the head of affairs. That effort suggests he's ready to strike, with Mister Bluebird and La Maquina feared most.

Oisin Murphy's mount LIGHT AND DARK looks interesting in the hood and his penultimate effort at Meydan was highly encouraging.

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14:10 Goodwood Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:10 Goodwood Stakes (Class 4) 6f Race Class Flow

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Sennockian was just touched off on his Ayr debut and Charlie Johnston's colt looks set to mount another serious challenge. Blue Point has enjoyed a fruitful start to his career at stud and THUNDER BLUE, who chased home a useful prospect on his racecourse bow, could enhance that record further. 260,000gns purchase Warm Spell makes plenty of appeal on paper and is worth a market check, with this initial trip likely to suit.

THUNDER BLUE probably would have made a winning debut at Haydock had he not met some traffic and sets a high standard. Sennockian went close at Ayr first time up and is entitled to build on that, while all 3 newcomers have appealing profiles, notably Soldier's Secret.

With the best form and the most striking promise, THUNDER BLUE is preferred to Sennockian and the newcomer Warm Spell.

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14:45 Goodwood Seller (Class 3) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:45 Goodwood Seller (Class 3) 5f Race Class Flow

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PROFITABLE DREAMS had Vidi Vici (fifth) and Birkie Boy (eighth) well held when scoring by a nose at Chepstow, as she took a good step forward from her first outing. The daughter of Profitable will have quicker conditions to contend with this time, but that is unlikely to prevent her from securing a double. Torvar tries a first-time hood after running with credit into fifth at Redcar last time and he would be foolish to dismiss.

CALL GLORY holds the edge on the form of his recent Musselburgh fourth so is taken to get off the mark at the fourth attempt. Chepstow-scorer Profitable Dreams rates a big threat however if building on that success, with Torvar also in the mix if taking a step forward in a first-time hood.

The significant form belongs to PROFITABLE DREAMS and Call Glory who are preferred in that order.

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15:20 Goodwood Listed (Class 1) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:20 Goodwood Listed (Class 1) 10f Race Class Flow

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The manner in which AL ASIFAH demolished the field on her debut in a Haydock maiden last month suggests this daughter of Frankel has a very bright future ahead. Her dam is a half-sister to Group 1 winner Awtaad, who himself claimed a success at this level as he progressed through the ranks. The Gosdens know exactly what it takes to prepare a winner of this race and further success could be at hand. Ermesinde faced a stiff test in the Cheshire Oaks last time and is feared most, although Sumo Sam is dangerous to underestimate.

SUMO SAM possesses much the best form on show and this imposing Nathaniel filly is taken to bounce back in style from a poor recent showing at Newmarket when possibly finding the race coming too quickly. Al Asifah looked a bright prospect when making a winning start at Haydock and rates a big threat while Empress Wu can emerge as best of the rest and claim minor honours.

Today's opposition is much more demanding but AL ASIFAH made a big impression when winning her maiden and looks a very bright prospect.

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15:55 Goodwood Handicap (Class 3) 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:55 Goodwood Handicap (Class 3) 16f Race Class Flow

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AGGAGIO found only the unbeaten Courage Mon Ami too strong here in late-May and Gary Moore's five-year-old is potentially well in off just 1lb higher. Mountain Road looked one to follow last season and it's too early to be writing him off. The son of Churchill likely has more to come and could emerge as the main challenger, ahead of First Emperor, who is only 4lb higher than his authoritative success over C&D last time.

This is highly competitive for a 7-runner race and AGGAGIO is a tentative choice in the hope that he's not pressed too hard for the lead. Pons Aelius is a likeable type who deserves respect and Mountain Road should feature if they go an end-to-end gallop.

Having bumped into a smart, unexposed rival here last time, AGGAGIO (nap) can return to the Goodwood winner's enclosure today.

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16:25 Goodwood Listed (Class 1) 12f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:25 Goodwood Listed (Class 1) 12f Race Class Flow

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In a small but competitive renewal, the vote goes to CANDLEFORD. The gelded son of Kingman made great strides last season, bolting up in the Duke Of Edinburgh before rounding off the year with creditable efforts in the Cumberland Lodge and Floodlit Stakes. He sets the standard on official ratings and with the ability to go well when fresh (won on his seasonal debut last year), he could take all the beating. Peripatetic is feared most, while both First Ruler and Rousay can't be ruled out either.

CANDLEFORD put up a smart performance when winning on last year's reappearance, and given he's just about the pick of the weights and sure to be well prepared for this, he's just about the most persuasive option. First Ruler is the only one of the quartet to have run in 2023 and he is feared most.

This is very tight on form. PERIPATETIC was upwardly mobile last season, including at this track and in small fields.

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16:55 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:55 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 6f Race Class Flow

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Shobiz won nicely at Newbury when scoring by a length in a class 3 event and, even with a 4lb rise, he is highly likely to be bang there once more. However, a chance can be taken on MOJOMAKER, who shaped with huge encouragement on his first start of the season at Thirsk when beaten into fifth by four and a half lengths and, with a step forward, he could go close off 1lb lower. Last-time-out victor Mamillius is also of interest.

SHOBIZ remains low mileage for a 5-y-o and encouragingly built on his reappearance run when landing a big-field Newbury handicap 3 weeks ago, displaying a brilliant attitude in the process. He earns the vote to continue the good work now he's firmly back on the right path, with Thirsk eye-catcher Mojomaker and Lingfield-scorer Mamillius others to consider.

Second choice Shobiz is an uncomplicated sprinter but a chance is taken on ROYAL PARADE now he's back on proper fast ground.

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Racecard Key

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	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
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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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