Salisbury Races & Results Tomform Wednesday 26th June 2024

There were 42 Races on Wednesday 26th June 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Salisbury, 7 races at Worcester, 7 races at Carlisle, 8 races at Kempton, 6 races at Ffos Las, 7 races at Naas, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.

Races & Results Wednesday 26th June 2024

The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.

13:45 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 5 Run 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
5
(5) Dash Of Azure (5/1 -82%)
Dash Of Azure

5
5/1(-82%)
(5) Dash Of Azure 5/1, Foaled March 6. 240,000 gns yearling, Blue Point filly. Closely related to 1½m winner Loving Dash and useful 1¼m-1½m winner Omniscient and half-sister to very smart winner up to 2m Dashing Willoughby. Appealing pedigree and one to note.
240,000gns yearling; by Blue Point; notable connections; respected debutante.
1
1st (1) Luther (15/2 -67%)
Luther

7.5
15/2(-67%)
(1) Luther 15/2, Foaled February 20. 250,000 gns yearling, Frankel colt. Half-brother to useful winner up to 1m Good Gracious and 2-y-o 8.3f winner Offer And Receive. Likely type on paper and the betting could be revealing.
250,000gns yearling; by Frankel; one of two interesting newcomers in the field.
4
2nd (4) Wild Clary (4/9 +40%)
Wild Clary

0.444444
4/9(+40%)
(4) Wild Clary 4/9, Dark Angel colt. Half-brother to several winners, including smart 9f/9.4f winner Maxux. Plenty of promise in a couple of Newbury events, second of 11 (6.5f, good to firm) 13 days ago, keeping on behind an exciting rival. Obvious claims.
Close second (behind a potentially smart sort) on latest Newbury start; sets the standard.
2
3rd (2) Pivotal Days (40/1 -233%)
Pivotal Days

40
40/1(-233%)
(2) Pivotal Days 40/1, Twice-raced colt. Better when fourth of 9 at Yarmouth (7f, good to soft, 28/1) 30 days ago. Probably one for nurseries now.
Took a step forward at Yarmouth, albeit running to an ordinary RPR.
3
4th (3) Van Aert (80/1 -186%)
Van Aert

80
80/1(-186%)
(3) Van Aert 80/1, 130,000 gns Breeze-Up purchase by Masar. Down the field in 7f events.
Down the field in both starts; nurseries more suitable shortly.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content,

13:45 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 7f Race Class Flow

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

WILD CLARY showed marked improvement from his debut when he finished runner-up to a well-bred type at Newbury 13 days ago and appeals strongly with his bid to go one better. As both Pivotal Days and Van Aert have improvement to find, it would come as no surprise to see expensive purchases Luther and Dash Of Azure fighting it out for the forecast slot, with the former tipped to win that battle based on him being a half-brother to a winner over this trip.

WILD CLARY has shown plenty in a couple of warm events at Newbury, confirming debut promise with a taking effort behind an exciting rival a fortnight ago, and he's the one to beat. Luther and Dash of Azure are both interesting newcomers and a market move for either would be interesting.

Wild Clary is the form pick, while DASH OF AZURE and Luther are interesting newcomers who look potentially above average.


14:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 8 Run 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
1
1st (1) Acklam Express (6/1 +33%)
Acklam Express

6
6/1(+33%)
(1) Acklam Express 6/1, Losing run dates back to 2020 having formerly been a smart sprinter. Low-key start for current yard, shaping as though amiss at Sandown 12 days ago. Turned out quickly and eases in class again.
On a long losing spell but is attractively handicapped on historical data; formerly smart.
6
2nd (6) Treacherous (11/1 -214%)
Treacherous

11
11/1(-214%)
(6) Treacherous 11/1, Fifteen runs since last win in 2023 but hard to fault his consistency, recording yet another in-frame effort when fourth of 12 in handicap at Newbury (6f, good to firm, 4/1) 13 days ago, running on. Should be on the premises.
Veteran; has consistent 5f form but is still seeking first win at this trip.
8
3rd (8) Mick's Spirit (40/1 -100%)
Mick's Spirit

40
40/1(-100%)
(8) Mick's Spirit 40/1, Back-to-back AW winner at Lingfield in February. Heavy defeat there 3 weeks ago and this a very rare turf start.
All wins in lower-grade events on AW; turf record is far from solid; opposed.
4
4th (4) Ancient Times (8/1 -60%)
Ancient Times

8
8/1(-60%)
(4) Ancient Times 8/1, Losing run dates back to 2022 but a trio of fourth-place finishes from his much-reduced mark not devoid of promise. Tongue tie back on and he's one to consider.
Now 8lb below the mark he defied in the 2022 Scottish Sprint Cup; shortlisted.
5
5th (5) Whenthedealinsdone (9/2 -35%)
Whenthedealinsdone

4.5
9/2(-35%)
(5) Whenthedealinsdone 9/2, Isn't the force of old but mark reflects that and he posted another sound effort when third of 12 in handicap at Newbury (6f, good to firm, 9/1) 13 days ago. Has to be taken seriously from the same mark in an easier race.
Consistent over 6f of late; effective at 5f in the past; well treated on best form.
2
6th (2) Dusky Lord (10/1 +0%)
Dusky Lord

10
10/1(+0%)
(2) Dusky Lord 10/1, Big career best when an impressive winner of the Ayr Silver Cup in 2022. Rarely stands much racing by sprinting standards and hard to enthuse over both efforts at Windsor in recent times.
Hasn't won for current yard but latest effort wasn't devoid of promise; drops in grade.
7
7th (7) Beyond Equal (28/1 -918%)
Beyond Equal

28
28/1(-918%)
(7) Beyond Equal 28/1, C&D winner. Twenty three runs since last win in 2021 but perhaps unlucky not to break that sequence when second of 8 in handicap at Bath last time, denied a clear run.
On a long losing spell but was an unlucky second at Bath most recently; respected.
3
8th (3) Cuban Breeze (28/1 -155%)
Cuban Breeze

28
28/1(-155%)
(3) Cuban Breeze 28/1, AW winner from 2 lb higher in November. Failed to hit the ground running this term, fourth of 6 in handicap at Haydock (6f, firm) 19 days ago but she should be at peak fitness now.
Defied higher marks twice under Pat Cosgrave in the summer of 2022; one to consider.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

14:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 5f Race Class Flow

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

With recent winning form being so thin on the ground, most of these have received leniency from the handicapper. From 15lb below his last winning mark, WHENTHEDEALINSDONE particularly appeals as one who is dangerously well treated and looks worth chancing on the back of some improved recent displays. Beyond Equal, Dusky Lord and Treacherous can all get competitive on these terms, but Cuban Breeze may be the biggest threat to the selection with ground conditions set to be ideal.

A far-from-prolific bunch of sprinters but several lurk on a dangerous mark. WHENTHEDEALINSDONE isn't as good as we was but a quartet of in-frame efforts this season confirm he's in excellent heart, so he looks the way to go. Treacherous and Beyond Equal could be the main threats.

On current form WHENTHEDEALINSDONE, Beyond Equal and Ancient Times look the strongest options.


14:45 Salisbury Stakes (Class 2) 6f - 13 Run 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
6
1st (6) Caburn (28/1 -27%)
Caburn

28
28/1(-27%)
(6) Caburn 28/1, Foaled February 3. €12,000 foal, 24,000 gns yearling, Twilight Son colt. Half-brother to German 6f-1m winner Repute and 1m winner Pivotal Revive. Dam 2-y-o 6f/7f winner.
24,000gns yearling; by Twilight Son; yard is 0-7 with 2yos this term.
4
2nd (4) Brighton Boy (5/1 +23%)
Brighton Boy

5
5/1(+23%)
(4) Brighton Boy 5/1, Promise amidst greenness when fifth of 14 in maiden at Leicester (6f, good, 22/1) on debut 22 days ago, slowly away. That race has worked out very well so he should have plenty more to offer.
Showed promise in Leicester maiden won by the subsequent Chesham runner-up.
1
3rd (1) Tanager (66/1 -1786%)
Tanager

66
66/1(-1786%)
(1) Tanager 66/1, Not really bred to be a sprinter but made a winning start in 5f Chelmsford maiden, not the first from the yard to do so this year. Only fifth of 6 at Ascot next time but quickly back on the up when third at Epsom a month ago upped to 6f.
Ran well in the Woodcote at Epsom most recently; major contender on form.
3
4th (3) Sergio Parisse (5/1 -166%)
Sergio Parisse

5
5/1(-166%)
(3) Sergio Parisse 5/1, Shaped well when third on debut at Leicester and confirmed that promise when winning 15-runner maiden at Windsor (6f, good to firm) 37 days ago, driven out. Open to further improvement and he looks the one to beat.
Justified favouritism at Windsor despite still seeming green; likely to progress further.
7
5th (7) Lovestruck Romeo (80/1 -471%)
Lovestruck Romeo

80
80/1(-471%)
(7) Lovestruck Romeo 80/1, Yet to make a significant impact in 3 starts, never really on terms when seventh of 10 in maiden at Chelmsford City (6f, 11/2) 20 days ago.
Has shown promise in both turf attempts; needs improvement to get off the mark.
2
6th (2) Oakley Boy (50/1 -669%)
Oakley Boy

50
50/1(-669%)
(2) Oakley Boy 50/1, Lat on debut but clearly derived plenty from that as he won11-runner maiden (17/2) at Chelmsford City (6f) 20 days ago. Likely to progress again.
Bred to excel on AW and duly took well to Polytrack at Chelmsford last time.
12
7th (12) Yala (100/1 -900%)
Yala

100
100/1(-900%)
(12) Yala 100/1, Fourth on debut at Kempton but unable to match that level when eighth of 12 in novice event (7/2) at this C&D (good to firm) 15 days ago.
Related to two winners for her connections and may still do better.
9
8th (9) Pay Attention (50/1 -525%)
Pay Attention

50
50/1(-525%)
(9) Pay Attention 50/1, Pleasing start when fourth of 10 in maiden (28/1) at Chelmsford City (6f) on debut 20 days ago, nearest finish and not knocked about. Expected to build on that.
Promising fourth at Chelmsford and the form has substance; possibilities.
10
9th (10) Yehudi (100/1 -300%)
Yehudi

100
100/1(-300%)
(10) Yehudi 100/1, Foaled April 6. €22,000 foal, €25,000 yearling, 26,000 gns 2-y-o, Bated Breath colt. Dam, 6f winner, half-sister to useful winner up to 9f Feel Glorious (by Bated Breath).
26,000gns 2yo; by Bated Breath; yard is 0-33 with 2yos on turf in last five seasons.
5
10th (5) Barry's Boy (125/1 -279%)
Barry's Boy

125
125/1(-279%)
(5) Barry's Boy 125/1, Foaled May 10. 34,000 gns foal, 20,000 gns yearling, Invincible Army colt. Half-brother to very smart 7f/1m winner Safety Check and useful winner up to 8.6f Behind The Scenes. Dam unraced.
20,000gns yearling; Invincible Army half-brother to two winners; market helpful.
8
11th (8) Oldbury Lad (100/1 -100%)
Oldbury Lad

100
100/1(-100%)
(8) Oldbury Lad 100/1, Foaled March 4. £18,000 yearling, £26,000 2-y-o, Kodiac colt. Dam, useful 6f-7f winner (including at 2 yrs), half-sister to useful 1m-1¼m winner Tobar Na Gaoise.
£26,000 (breeze-up) 2yo; by Kodiac; stable is 0-33 with 2yos.
13
12th (13) Perfect Ruby (100/1 -900%)
Perfect Ruby

100
100/1(-900%)
(13) Perfect Ruby 100/1, Foaled April 27. €33,000 yearling, Dandy Man filly. Dam maiden half-sister to useful 1¼m-13f winner Court Pastoral out of useful 2-y-o 6f-1m winner (stayed 1½m) Teggiano. Newcomer for respected yard.
33,000euros yearling; by Dandy Man; major stable; heed the market signals.
11
13th (11) Puglia (200/1 -100%)
Puglia

200
200/1(-100%)
(11) Puglia 200/1, 40/1, last of 11 in novice event at Windsor (6f, good to firm) on debut 16 days ago, very slowly away.
Very slowly away and failed to beat a rival at Windsor.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

14:45 Salisbury Stakes (Class 2) 6f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

TANAGER was a creditable third in the Woodcote at Epsom on Oaks day and has a major chance of a first career success if he handles the forecast quicker ground. Sergio Parisse looked a work in progress but still managed to win a maiden at Windsor last month, so is highly notable kept to novice company. Similar comments apply to Oakley Boy, who won readily on Polytrack at Chelmsford and should have more to offer back on turf.

Having shaped with plenty of promise starting out at Leicester, SERGIO PARISSE duly built on that when scoring at Windsor a week later and he looks a juvenile to keep on the right side. Oakley Boy did it nicely at Chelmsford so is second choice, with Pay Attention likely to step up on a considerate introduction.

Windsor scorer SERGIO PARISSE is first choice ahead of Tanager, Pay Attention and Brighton Boy.


15:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 6 Run 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
6
1st (6) Crown Estate (Evens +43%)
Crown Estate

0
Evens(+43%)
(6) Crown Estate Evens, Winner at Newcastle in March. Good second of 9 in handicap (5/1) at Haydock (8.2f, good to firm) 18 days ago. Going the right way and cheekpieces might draw further improvement out of him, so boasts leading claims.
Good efforts the last twice; sole win came in blinkers; now wears first-time cheekpieces.
2
2nd (2) Leuven Power (14/1 -250%)
Leuven Power

14
14/1(-250%)
(2) Leuven Power 14/1, Still unexposed for his age and best effort came when winning over C&D last year, so likely to feature on the back of a respectable return at Redcar.
Signs of retaining ability at Redcar on return from lengthy absence; 2-3 at this venue.
3
3rd (3) Mortlake (66/1 -1367%)
Mortlake

66
66/1(-1367%)
(3) Mortlake 66/1, Left his soft-ground debut well behind when a comfortable winner of a Leicester novice (7f, good to firm) in August. Underfoot conditions a plausible excuse in Group 3 on final start but excuses for sub-par return at York are hard to come by. It's still early days.
May do better with York reappearance under his belt; first attempt beyond 7f.
5
4th (5) Change For Good (100/1 -1567%)
Change For Good

100
100/1(-1567%)
(5) Change For Good 100/1, Fairly useful form for David Simcock at 2, winning a 7f Epsom novice on debut before coming up well short in Group 3 company. Failed to beat a rival in 3-runner minor event at Goodwood on return but that was testing ground and he may be better for it.
Switch to handicap level seems more realistic but he has something to prove off 91.
1
5th (1) Vultar (100/1 -1329%)
Vultar

100
100/1(-1329%)
(1) Vultar 100/1, Upped his game since sent handicapping, scoring twice at Kempton (7f/1m) and finding further improvement when second there in April. Progress has stalled since, though and others are more persuasive.
Failed to transfer his useful AW form back to turf the last twice.
4
6th (4) Bluelight Bay (100/1 -1329%)
Bluelight Bay

100
100/1(-1329%)
(4) Bluelight Bay 100/1, Couple of good efforts in defeat after winning at Salisbury last summer but hasn't pushed on from his reappearance this term and has something to prove.
Won this race off 4lb higher last year; major player provided he's back in same form.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

15:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 3) 8f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

An open contest in which only a tentative vote can go to CHANGE FOR GOOD. A winner at Epsom on his debut, the son of Blue Point was highly tried thereafter and once again faced a stiff task when reappearing in a conditions event at Goodwood last month. Ollie Sangster's new recruit could be a different proposition now sent handicapping though, with Crown Estate and Leuven Power put forward as the most likely dangers.

CROWN ESTATE is on the up and, with cheekpieces applied, he's fancied to go one better taking on older horses for the first time. Leuven Power is a danger back at the scene of last year's win and Change For Good isn't one to write off.

Preference is for in-form CROWN ESTATE (nap), ahead of the C&D winners Leuven Power and Bluelight Bay.


15:45 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 10f - 7 Run 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
3
1st (3) Lord Of Love (6/4 +14%)
Lord Of Love

1.5
6/4(+14%)
(3) Lord Of Love 6/4, Improved on third career start when fourth in a big-field 1m Newmarket novice in May. Further progress wasn't forthcoming when runner-up upped to this trip at Windsor recently but he pulled clear of the rest and he'll have every chance if the addition of cheekpieces help eke out a little more.
Ran well the last twice, clear second at Windsor latest occasions; major contender.
1
2nd (1) Glendower (9/2 -64%)
Glendower

4.5
9/2(-64%)
(1) Glendower 9/2, Bred to be useful and shaped with plenty of promise when third on debut in a 12-runner maiden at Nottingham (8.3f, good) where he came from further back than the pair who beat him. Should be in the mix here with improvement on the cards.
Promising third at Nottingham, faring best of the newcomers; possibilities.
6
3rd (6) Fun Loving (80/1 -471%)
Fun Loving

80
80/1(-471%)
(6) Fun Loving 80/1, Too green when failing to land the odds at Chelmsford (7f) on sole 2-y-o start. Failed to improve upped to this trip on recent reappearance at Windsor but this well-bred filly is likely to do better before long.
Well behind Lord Of Love at Windsor on reappearance; plenty to find.
4
4th (4) South Pole (100/1 -3233%)
South Pole

100
100/1(-3233%)
(4) South Pole 100/1, Fitted with blinkers and shaped well when runner-up at Leopardstown (7f, heavy) on the second of his 2 starts for Aidan O'Brien last term. Likely to benefit from this step up in trip on debut for new connections and, provided the absence of blinkers doesn't count against him, he should go well.
Runner-up at Leopardstown on the second of two runs for Aidan O'Brien; interesting.
5
5th (5) Dramatic Quest (100/1 -2122%)
Dramatic Quest

100
100/1(-2122%)
(5) Dramatic Quest 100/1, 675,000 gns Galileo filly, who is a sister to 3 winners, including smart performer Platinum Warrior and useful 2-y-o 11f winner Hadrianus. Top yard no stranger to success with newcomers and this filly needs close attention in the betting.
675,000gns yearling; by Galileo; looks potentially above average; check the betting.
7
6th (7) Saratoga Star (200/1 -300%)
Saratoga Star

200
200/1(-300%)
(7) Saratoga Star 200/1, Didn't shape badly in a 6f Newbury novice on debut for Charles Hills last August but she finished out with the washing at Leicester the following month and has been absent since. Best watched on debut for new yard.
Ex-Charles Hills; needs major improvement on bare figures.
2
7th (2) King Affection (100/1 -150%)
King Affection

100
100/1(-150%)
(2) King Affection 100/1, In good hands but there were few positives to take from his introduction at Leicester (1¼m, good to soft) last month. Will need to leave that well behind if he's to have a say in the finish here.
Nicely bred but failed to beat a rival at Leicester for an inauspicious debut.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

15:45 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 10f Race Class Flow

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

Lord Of Love sets the standard with an official rating of 85 and would be hard to beat if running to form, especially if the application of first-time cheekpieces were to spark further improvement. However, the vote goes to GLENDOWER, who shaped with significant promise over the extended mile at Nottingham on his debut and looks set to be suited by a step up in trip. Galileo filly Dramatic Quest, a 675,000gns purchase and a full-sister to a handful of useful types, is worth monitoring in the betting market ahead of her racecourse bow.

This step up in trip promises to suit GLENDOWER, who made a highly encouraging start to his career at Nottingham and the booking of Jim Crowley adds to his appeal. South Pole is an interesting recruit for the in-form George Boughey yard and he could prove to be a bigger threat than Lord of Love, respected though that rival is. Newcomer Dramatic Quest is one to monitor closely in the betting.

Provided he takes to the cheekpieces, LORD OF LOVE could well take another step forward. South Pole is feared most.


16:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 5 Run 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
3
1st (3) Subsequent (5/2 -25%)
Subsequent

2.5
5/2(-25%)
(3) Subsequent 5/2, Left debut form behind when second of 9 in novice here in May and didn't need to improve to open his account at Haydock next time. More to come and makes plenty of appeal on handicap debut.
Won going away at Haydock most recently; the type to improve further; likely player.
4
2nd (4) Spaceport (5/2 +38%)
Spaceport

2.5
5/2(+38%)
(4) Spaceport 5/2, Lightly raced and relished the step up to this trip when scoring in game fashion at Leicester 22 days ago. Can do better still, particularly if there's an emphasis on stamina, so deserves respect.
Suited by the step up to 1m4f at Leicester last time; may well have more to offer.
5
3rd (5) Whathappensinvegas (13/2 -30%)
Whathappensinvegas

6.5
13/2(-30%)
(5) Whathappensinvegas 13/2, Steadily getting better and made it two wins from his last three starts when cosily landing a 4-runner event at Hamilton earlier in the month. This is a stronger race but he can't be ruled out.
Record of 2-4 since rejoining this yard; won comfortably at Hamilton most recently.
2
4th (2) Sam Hawkens (22/1 -238%)
Sam Hawkens

22
22/1(-238%)
(2) Sam Hawkens 22/1, Progressed again to open his account in a testing-ground C&D maiden in May. Not discredited in quicker conditions when fifth on handicap debut at Doncaster but needs more from this mark.
Gained his maiden win over C&D and looks interesting returned to this scenario.
1
5th (1) Silent Glance (66/1 -2833%)
Silent Glance

66
66/1(-2833%)
(1) Silent Glance 66/1, Bred to be useful and has looked a good prospect in winning both outings to date, well on top at the finish when beating 6 rivals at Wolverhampton 44 days ago. Handicapper has taken no chances with her opening mark but there's even more to come.
Promising filly who is 2-2, both wins on AW; has a turf pedigree; useful prospect.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

16:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 3) 12f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

SILENT GLANCE followed a debut maiden success with an impressive victory in a novice race at Wolverhampton. She looks a useful filly in the making and can continue her good progress in what looks a competitive handicap. Subsequent also makes his handicap debut on the back of winning at Haydock in good style and there should be plenty more to come from him, while Whathappensinvegas has won two of his last three outings but has a 5lb rise to contend with after scoring at Hamilton. Leicester winner Spaceport is upped in class, while Sam Hawkens drops back down in distance.

The form of SUBSEQUENT's second here on penultimate outing (before he got off the mark easily at Haydock) has a solid look to it and he's bred to keep improving, so he takes marginal preference over the unbeaten Silent Glance, who has her first turf outing. Spaceport is very much one to consider, too.

Narrow preference is for SPACEPORT, ahead of Whathappensinvegas in an interesting Bibury Cup.


16:50 Salisbury Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 5 Run 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
4
1st (4) Sunny Corner (10/11 +44%)
Sunny Corner

0.909091
10/11(+44%)
(4) Sunny Corner 10/11, Much improved when winning 14-runner handicap at Bath (1m, good) in May. Proved that that was no fluke when runner-up in a first-time hood (discarded here) at Chepstow next time and he's a key player.
Improved form last month, winning at Bath then close second at Chepstow; leading player.
5
2nd (5) Darysina Gold (17/2 -55%)
Darysina Gold

8.5
17/2(-55%)
(5) Darysina Gold 17/2, Glimmers of ability on 2 of her first 3 starts but the anticipated improvement was not forthcoming when pitched into a handicap for the first time at Leicester (8.2f, good to soft).
Rather disappointing last time but pedigree suggests she'll do better still.
1
3rd (1) Delicacy (10/1 -700%)
Delicacy

10
10/1(-700%)
(1) Delicacy 10/1, Yet to get her head in front but it's surely a matter of time before she puts that right judged on recent close call over 8.3f at Nottingham (good). 1 lb nudge no hardship and another bold show is anticipated.
Solid second at Windsor and Nottingham since upped to 1m; form looks sound.
3
4th (3) Sweet Sister (100/1 -1438%)
Sweet Sister

100
100/1(-1438%)
(3) Sweet Sister 100/1, Just minor promise in a maiden and 2 novice events (all over 7f) so far and she will need to step up considerably in order to make a winning handicap debut.
Closely related to a winner for her owner; open to improvement now handicapping.
2
5th (2) Sarakana (100/1 -150%)
Sarakana

100
100/1(-150%)
(2) Sarakana 100/1, Looked promising when making a successful start to her career at Haydock last May but she's barely beaten a rival home in 5 subsequent starts.
Has totally failed to build on her debut win.
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16:50 Salisbury Handicap (Class 5) 8f Race Class Flow

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DELICACY gave every indication that she will be winning soon when missing out at Nottingham by only a neck on her latest start. She won't need to improve much to open her account, and looks to have stronger form than Sunny Corner. The latter finished second at Chepstow, having won a lower grade contest at Bath on his penultimate start, and should be thereabouts once again, while Sweet Sister has the most scope of the remainder as she steps up in distance for her handicap debut.

This surely rests between DELICACY and Sunny Corner, with the top-weight marginally preferred on the back of a good second to a progressive rival at Nottingham. The latter won't go down without a fight if repeating his latest effort in a Chepstow handicap but it's hard to make a strong case for any of the others.

Judged on her last two efforts, DELICACY looks poised to open her account. Sunny Corner and Sweet Sister are respected.


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