17:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 5f Race Class Flow

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VESPASIAN's Thirsk second was encouraging enough at the time but looks so much better now in light of the winner's subsequent Listed victory at York, and the Crisfords' sprinter can go one better off the same mark. Glamorous Breeze came in for substantial support at Ascot, only to hinder her chances at the start. There will be plenty who keep faith in her, while Antiphon arrives near the top of his game and will also have his supporters. The returning Whats In The Bag is worth a market check.

VESPASIAN reacted well to a new headgear combination when second back on turf at Thirsk last time and is taken to build on that and go one better now. Glamorous Breeze had an excuse last time and is starting to look well treated so she's second choice ahead of Faustus and Antiphon.

An interesting race in which the Crisfords' VESPASIAN gets the vote ahead of Faustus and Antiphon.

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17:35 Windsor Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:35 Windsor Maiden (Class 4) 6f Race Class Flow

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The two with previous experience, Between Me And U and MISTRESS TEITE, bring solid form to the table, with both behind subsequent winners on debut. The form of Adam West's filly's Redcar third is perhaps slightly stronger than the Pontefract race in which her rival finished fourth, with the winner placing at Listed in level in France, so she gets the nod. The betting should provide a guide to the chances of the newcomers, with Bits And Bobs and Perfect View the pick of them.

BITS AND BOBS looks the most interesting newcomer in a race where the couple with experience don't set a high bar. Cherry Hill appeals on paper, also. There was some encouragement to be gleaned from Mistress Teite's debut, but she likely needs to improve plenty to play a leading role.

It may be worth siding with MISTRESS TEITE, who shaped as though this extra furlong would suit when third on last month's Redcar debut.

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18:05 Windsor Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:05 Windsor Maiden (Class 4) 6f Race Class Flow

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TOO MUCH TREVOR was clear second best to a potentially smart colt on his Leicester introduction, but he showed ability after blowing the start and did pass the Brocklesby sixth to claim the silver medal. With improvement anticipated now he has the run under his belt, he can confirm that promise. Lady Ava will probably come into her own over further, and the same can be said for Amancio, but both first-timers are worth more than a cursory glance.

TOO MUCH TREVOR was very green on debut, but showed clear signs of ability in a small-field affair, and could well step forward sufficiently to take this. Kento, Lady Ava and Edergole's Gift are newcomers who make some appeal on paper and need monitoring in the betting.

The vote goes to TOO MUCH TREVOR, who shaped with promise when second at Leicester and looks a likely improver on this step up in trip.

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18:35 Windsor Handicap (Class 3) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:35 Windsor Handicap (Class 3) 6f Race Class Flow

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Spanish Star posted a career-best performance when getting up to win at Goodwood earlier in the month and the eight-year-old isn't taken lightly. Patrick Chamings' inmate did, however, finish in sixth behind HAYMAKER at Newbury last month. The son of Muhaarar finished a solid third on that return to action and he looks capable of picking up a race of this nature. Four of Indian Creak's successes have come at this course and he also enters calculations.

The most appealing of these is HAYMAKER, who resumed with a good effort off this mark in a big-field contest at Newbury last month. He is entitled to come on for that run (first outing following a 7-month break) and forecast quicker ground here is another positive factor. Lethal Nymph failed to land a blow on his final start of 2022 but he was on the up prior to that and has to enter calculations. Zero Carbon is third choice ahead of recent Goodwood scorer Spanish Star.

The vote goes to INDIAN CREAK (nap) who loves it here (4-9 over C&D) and seems equally effective on varying types of ground.

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19:05 Windsor Maiden (Class 2) 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:05 Windsor Maiden (Class 2) 8f Race Class Flow

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The market should prove informative, nevertheless, a chance is taken on newcomer GOLDEN SMILE. Charlie Appleby's filly boasts a smart pedigree, being a half-sister to some useful types and notably Group 3 winner Hamada, so she could have too much class for these rivals. Fleurir and Value Added rate as the pick of those with experience, with the former making slightly more appeal given the fact that she has a recent run under her belt.

A host of potential improvers in an intriguing maiden. GLENCALVIE had the reopposing Fleurir behind in third when a promising second on her AW debut last autumn and is taken to go one better on her return to the track. Royal runners Value Added and Gentle Light are other interesting contenders, while Golden Smile and Vaguely Regal are newcomers from top yards who need keeping a close eye on in the betting.

A few with chances in an interesting maiden. GLENCALVIE had Fleurir behind when making a very pleasing debut last season.

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19:35 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 11f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:35 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 11f Race Class Flow

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TESSY LAD's hurdling exploits didn't work out as hoped, but he rated as a progressive sort on the Flat back in October and a 4lb rise for his last success at Wolverhampton looks workable. Saligo Bay wasn't disgraced when finishing fourth at Epsom last month and a 1lb drop in the ratings makes Gary Moore's inmate of interest too. The in-form Lexington Knight reverts to the turf and completes the shortlist.

Ed Walker has his string in good form and REINA DEL MAR could be another winner for the yard. She shaped as though her ability remains intact, despite finishing nearer last than first back from 19 months off, at Salisbury and can be expected to step up on that here. The consistent Pride of Nepal is likely to give another good account of himself and rates the main danger ahead of Lexington Knight and Noble Masquerade.

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20:05 Windsor Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:05 Windsor Handicap (Class 5) 11f Race Class Flow

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Mirabello Bay has been in fine form this year, winning two of his three outings, but, having been raised 13lb for those efforts, it might be best to side with OVERACTIVE. The Ralph Beckett inmate has shown more than enough in his three runs so far to suggest a mark of 75 is workable, with the step up in distance fancied to unlock the improvement needed. Kyle Of Lochalsh is of interest too with Tom Marquand booked for the ride.

It's not hard to envisage both KYLE OF LOCHALSH and Brave Knight taking steps forward now moving up in trip and into handicap company. The latter represents a shrewd, in-form yard and it will be an ominous sign if he's strong in the betting. Still, preference is for Kyle of Lochalsh, who appeared to be getting the hang of things at Lingfield when last seen in December and his yard has won this race 3 times in the past. Mirabello Bay, in good form on the all-weather of late, is best of the rest.

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20:35 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:35 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 10f Race Class Flow

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GEARING'S POINT struck by a length and a quarter at Lingfield over 1m4f last time when making her first start for new trainer Sheena West, and now goes off a 6lb higher mark. The five-year-old switches back to turf and, if she can cope with dropping in trip, she could be the one to beat. Tawtheef got up for second last time at Brighton in this grade and has to be respected, while Eljaytee and Destinado are also worthy of consideration.

TAWTHEEF ran a cracker on his return at Brighton last month and remains fairly treated. He gets the nod in an open-looking finale. Gearing's Point and Princess T head the list of dangers.

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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
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	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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