14:15 Sligo Sun 30 April 2023

TOTE FANTASY FILLIES MAIDEN

Distance 5f 160y

Prize €12,500 Age 3yo+ Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 10

Going Yielding

Based on the analysis of the race, Aussie Girl (IRE) appears to be the most likely winner. The horse has a strong form, having placed over 6f on the AW last year and showing good performance on the Curragh and Cork. The drop back in trip from 7f could also work in her favour, as she has travelled well in her previous races.

However, there are a few possible dangers to keep an eye on. Thunder Dance has shown promise in her debut at Cork, finishing third of 12. Although the drop in trip may not be ideal, she could be more streetwise this time around, with the headgear staying on. Un Bacio Ancora, on the other hand, has been in good form recently, placing three times in maiden/handicap company at Dundalk and finishing second of 17 in a Bath handicap last time. While she faces a stiff task on ratings, her current form should not be overlooked.

Overall, Aussie Girl seems to be the most likely winner, but keep an eye on Thunder Dance and Un Bacio Ancora as potential threats.

14:30 Wetherby Sun 30 April 2023

ROYAL PIGEON RACING ASSOCIATION HANDICAP (6)

Distance 1m

Prize £4,004 Rated (0-55) Age 3yo Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 10

Going Good to Soft (Soft in places)

Based on the analysis, Golden Maverick (FR) appears to be the most likely winner in this race. The horse showed significant improvement when stepping up to 1m for his handicap debut at Southwell, finishing strongly from off the pace. There is potential for further progress in this race.

However, there are a couple of potential dangers to consider. H Key Lails has demonstrated improvement in recent handicaps, including a win at Wolverhampton and a close finish at Southwell. If he can handle the conditions, he could pose a serious threat. Obama Army is another contender to watch, as he finished close behind H Key Lails and Golden Maverick at Southwell, and almost claimed victory at Nottingham. He should perform well in this race despite a 3lb higher handicap.

In summary, Golden Maverick seems to be the most probable winner, but H Key Lails and Obama Army could provide stiff competition.

14:45 Sligo Sun 30 April 2023

TOTE DOWNLOAD THE APP MEDIAN AUCTION MAIDEN

Distance 5f 160y

Prize €12,500 Age 3yo+ Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 7

Going Yielding

Based on the analysis, Semblance of Order (IRE) seems to be the most likely winner in this race. The horse has demonstrated consistent form, including second-place finishes at Leopardstown and Down Royal, as well as a close third in a 1m Gowran handicap. Although the trip is shorter this time, Semblance of Order has shown plenty of early pace, which makes it a strong contender.

However, there are a couple of potential dangers to consider. Arniemac (IRE) has shown promise on debut for Johnny Feane in a back-end Naas 2yo maiden, staying on late after a slow start. Although bred for longer distances, the horse could pose a challenge on debut for its new yard. Love Mocha, on the other hand, had a promising Dundalk debut last autumn, and although its seasonal reappearance at Bellewstown was less impressive, a return to a shorter trip on better ground could result in improvement.

In conclusion, Semblance of Order is the most probable winner, but Arniemac and Love Mocha should not be overlooked as potential threats.

15:35 Wetherby Sun 30 April 2023

AUTO GROUP VEHICLE WARRANTIES HANDICAP (5)

Distance 1m

Prize £6,359 Rated (0-70) Age 4yo+ Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 16

Going Good to Soft (Soft in places)

Based on the analysis, Clear Angel appears to be the most likely winner in this race. The horse showed promise during its recent AW reappearance and was never far away when finishing sixth of 22 in a Class 2 handicap at Doncaster’s Lincoln meeting. Clear Angel seems to have solid claims at this level.

However, there are a few potential dangers to consider. Nine Elms has been in good form, with four wins at Nottingham, including a comfortable win last week. Despite a 4lb rise putting him on a career-high mark, he has less to prove than many of the other contenders. Perfect Swiss is another horse worth noting, as he has been consistently running well on the AW and finished fourth of 17 over 1m at Pontefract on his last turf run, with a similar mark.

In conclusion, Clear Angel stands out as the most probable winner, but keep an eye on Nine Elms and Perfect Swiss as potential threats.

15:45 Musselburgh Sun 30 April 2023

SKY BET SUNDAY SERIES 3YO SPRINT APPRENTICE HANDICAP (4)

Distance 5f 1y

Prize £12,885 Rated (0-85) Age 3yo Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 10

Going Good

Based on the analysis, Jer Batt seems to be the most likely winner in this race. Although he was 0-5 on turf in Ireland last year, he was a well-backed winner on his stable and AW debut at Southwell, and has shown good form with a second-place finish in his first handicap. If he can transfer his improvement back to turf, he is a key player.

However, there are a few potential dangers to consider. JM Jungle reappeared with a solid third-place finish off this mark at Thirsk and has every chance of being in the mix. Winter Crown, a lightly raced horse open to improvement, could have a part to play on his handicap debut, having won at Newcastle on his stable debut. Three Beauz, with two runner-up finishes last year and a good third-place finish in a recent handicap at Southwell, is also worth considering.

In conclusion, Jer Batt stands out as the most probable winner, but keep an eye on JM Jungle, Winter Crown, and Three Beauz as potential threats.

16:45 Musselburgh Sun 30 April 2023

SKY BET SUNDAY SERIES FILLIES’ HANDICAP (4)

Distance 1m 2y

Prize £13,085 Rated (0-80) Age 3yo+ Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 12

Going Good

Based on the analysis, Elim seems to be the most likely winner of this race. She was a runner-up in her first two starts and then easily won a maiden at Newcastle last month. With her stable in fine form and being an unexposed 3-year-old, she brings potential to her handicap debut, making her a strong contender.

However, there are a few potential dangers to consider. Mystic Pearl, open to further improvement for her top trainer, reappeared with a close second at Southwell and is a 3-year-old to watch. Chealamy is another 3-year-old on the shortlist, having built on last year’s good-ground promise when upped in trip and finishing runner-up on her handicap and seasonal debut at Southwell. Lastly, Ana Gold, who ran really well in her final five starts last year, is worth considering if she reappears in similar form.

In conclusion, Elim appears to be the most probable winner, but keep an eye on Mystic Pearl, Chealamy, and Ana Gold as potential threats.

17:45 Musselburgh Sun 30 April 2023

SKY BET SUNDAY SERIES 3YO MILE HANDICAP (4)

Distance 1m 2y

Prize £15,462 Rated (0-85) Age 3yo Race State Declaration Surface Turf Runners 11

Going Good

Based on the information provided, Out Of Shadows seems to be a strong contender for the win, showing consistent performance on turf last season and having recently won at Wolverhampton. The possibility of the 1-mile distance being within range makes this horse one to watch.

However, there are other notable competitors in the race that could pose a threat. Gincident has shown improvement on the turf and finished strongly in a recent race over the same course and distance. Urban Sprawl is another horse that has performed well in the past, winning three races last year and has the potential to progress further. Finally, Venetian has an attractive pedigree and has demonstrated the ability to win on different surfaces, which could make him a potential danger as well.

In conclusion, while Out Of Shadows appears to be a likely winner, it’s essential to consider the performance of other strong competitors like Gincident, Urban Sprawl, and Venetian. Horse racing can be unpredictable, and anything can happen on the day of the race.