18:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 14f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 14f Race Class Flow

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

RUSSIAN RUMOUR won with authority at Bath when making all over further and if he can get to the lead, an added 2lb from the handicapper may not stop him following up whilst he remains at the top of his game. If he fails to run to form, then Al Azhar could be the one to take advantage trying this trip for the first time after running on into second at Brighton, while Sea Appeal drops in class and may be the one to chase them home.

AL AZHAR arrives in good form and looks the safest option in a race which may not take a great deal of winning. Russian Rumour and Brasca look the likeliest dangers.

The vote goes to RUSSIAN RUMOUR, who made all at Bath last time and is only 2lb higher on this drop back in trip.

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18:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

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

Nogo's Dream won his only start here in a five-furlong maiden and was only beaten a length off 1lb higher at Windsor, so if he gets home over this longer trip, then he could be a danger to all. However, JUST JANET is narrowly preferred as her 6lb penalty for winning at Catterick is mostly negated by Connor Planas' 5lb claim, which can help her double up. Clive Cox has been among the winners of late and his Fools And Horses is another who could get into the mix, with the drop to 7f looking ideal on her second start of the season.

JUST JANET was better than ever when successful at Catterick on Wednesday and with a talented apprentice taking over, she may well be able to defy a penalty. Nogo's Dream looks well worth another go at 7f and he's feared, along with Roaring Ralph.

The most striking contender is JUST JANET (nap), who hit a personal best with her comfortable win on the step up to 7f last week

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19:00 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:00 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow

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

OH SO GRAND was value for more than the official margin of a neck when winning at Bath after losing momentum in the final furlong and, if she improves again as hoped, she may be able to successfully give the weight away to all of her rivals. Doras Tamar ran well on her debut when second over seven furlongs and is immediately stepped up in trip, which seems sure to suit and she may get the better of Sir Raj, who ran below expectations at Windsor but tries cheekpieces for the first time here.

OH SO GRAND is bred to be useful and showed the right attitude when making her second start a winning one at Bath 12 days ago. There should be more to come from her so she's fancied to successfully concede weight all round, probably at the chief expense of Sir Raj and Doras Tamar.

The well-related OH SO GRAND beat a well-backed favourite at Bath and has plenty of scope for further progress under a penalty.

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 9f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 9f Race Class Flow

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

COLOANE registered a near-miss the last time she raced over this C&D in March and, as this appears to be a weaker race, she rates as the one to be with here. Brigitte doesn't have many miles on the clock and certainly warrants a check in the betting market, while Don't What Me Boy (fifth) could feasibly get closer to the selection (second) if he settles better than he did when they met at Chelmsford eight days ago. Senseofentitlement is also respected back up in trip.

COLOANE has been holding her form well and probably should have won when second at Chelmsford 8 days ago, just failing having had to wait for a gap home turn. She looks ready to open her account, with Senseofentitlement the one who can give her most to think about back in a handicap. Brigitte is the pick of the remainder.

It is hard to get away from the reliable COLOANE, who is on the same mark as for her close second at Chelmsford last Sunday.

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20:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 14f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 14f Race Class Flow

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

DARK GOLD appeals most in an ordinary handicap, as he could be a different proposition now upped in trip following a reasonable effort on his return from wind surgery in a 1m2f handicap at Yarmouth 11 days ago. Among others, the son of Havana Gold is a half-brother to a dual winner over this trip and should appreciate this sterner test. Manxman, who won an apprentice handicap at Windsor last time, is feared most despite a 10lb higher mark, while Timewave and Zivaniya complete the shortlist.

MANXMAN looked a different proposition when making a successful handicap debut and further progress is expected. He can go in again. Dark Gold failed to immediately improve sent handicapping but shouldn't be ruled out yet given his yard, with the highly-tried Steven Seagull worth a market check.

This can go to MANXMAN, who surged clear on his handicap debut at Windsor and is open to more progress on this step up to 1m6f.

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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

ROGUE DE VEGA has achieved a decent level of form in three outings to date and Tom Clover's gelding appears capable of further progression now making his handicap bow. Bill Plumb had a genuine excuse when attempting to land the hat-trick at Southwell, due to finishing lame, and he is expected to return to form, while Asadjumeirah and Sergeant Pep head the remainder.

Backing ASADJUMEIRAH comes with risks attached given his losing run/tendency to miss the break, but he was back in excellent form when finding only an unexposed 3-y-o too good last week. He's well worth siding with in favour of Caesars Pearl and Blue Flame, who lurks on a dangerous mark.

Preference is for the promising 3yo ROGUE DE VEGA, who is still unexposed and looks interesting upped to 6f on his handicap debut.

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Racecard Key

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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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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