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    Nottingham Horse Racing Tips – 19 May 2026: Selections & Race-by-Race Guide

    Nottingham 19 May 2026 Horse Racing Tips

    2:20 – Racedays At Nottingham Novice Stakes (GBB Race) (Class 4, 3yo+) – 1m ½f

    The 2:20 Racedays At Nottingham Novice Stakes features a competitive field of novice horses, including proven runners and promising newcomers.

    Runman – undefeated in two starts; respected despite penalty in pursuit of novice hat-trick.

    Adamlyi – narrowly missed at Leicester on return; winner has since shown strong form.

    Lucky Camino – half-brother to multiple winners; market will reveal potential.

    Other runners:

    • Atlas Mountain – room for improvement; may suit handicaps more
    • Carly Minogue – modest ratings in previous starts
    • Florizelle – little impact in 7f AW race
    • Lean d’Aislingean – expensive yearling; debutant
    • Moreedd – well-bred but underperformed; expected to progress
    • Mr Bollinger – gelded; shorter trip may suit
    • Peace And Quiet – late debut; market interest key
    • Revelio – average maiden form; handicaps more suitable

    First Choice: Runman

    Next Best: Adamlyi

    Each Way: Lucky Camino

    2:50 – Family Fun Raceday Sunday 31st May Novice Stakes (GBB/GBBPlus Race) (Class 3, 3yo+) – 1m 2f

    The 2:50 Family Fun Raceday Novice Stakes includes a mix of improving runners and late debutants, with a few proven performers in the frame.

    Knights Charge – impressive 5-length Lingfield AW win; expected to improve further.

    Bay Royale – comfortable Nottingham winner; holds Irish Derby entry.

    Outflank – finished clear third at Salisbury; strong contender on the weights.

    Other runners:

    • Barak Warrior – better suited to handicaps
    • Cliff Danger – recently gelded; longer-term prospect
    • Cloud Forest – Godolphin runner; market support key
    • Liam Mera Kai – bumper/hurdle form suggests Flat debut may be tough
    • Semele – needs more to compete
    • Shopaholic – unlikely to overturn Lingfield form
    • Zurna – unproven stable newcomer; market to guide

    First Choice: Knights Charge

    Next Best: Bay Royale

    Each Way: Outflank

    3:20 – Dine In Sherwoods Restaurant Handicap (Class 6, 3yo 0-65) – 1m 2f

    The 3:20 Dine In Sherwoods Restaurant Handicap sees horses stepping into handicap company, with a mix of consistent performers and unexposed types.

    Sports Day – placed twice at Yarmouth since going handicapping; latest effort behind a well-handicapped rival.

    Stepanov – handicap debut; pedigree suggests improvement.

    Aurelune – could improve stepping into handicap company.

    Other runners:

    • Grindleton – consistent form matching Sports Day
    • Houndswood Willow – may progress with step up and headgear
    • Labiche – needs more after reappearance
    • Lady Lauren – seeking first win after nine attempts
    • Mohaab – experienced, still a maiden
    • Premier Cru – slipped in form but could bounce back
    • Tenison – unreliable; needs to prove herself
    • Thimble – pedigree indicates improvement over new trip
    • Veld – expected to progress stepping up in trip

    First Choice: Sports Day

    Next Best: Stepanov

    Each Way: Aurelune

    3:50 – Events And Hospitality At Nottingham Racecourse Handicap (Class 4, 3yo 0-80) – 1m ½f

    The 3:50 Nottingham Racecourse Handicap features a mix of progressive types and consistent performers looking to make their mark in handicap company.

    Domination – recent Ripon win on stable debut; expected to improve further.

    North Force – consistent performer with solid claims in this field.

    Capichera – consistent form; fair mark.

    Other runners:

    • Beyond The Bar – yet to replicate early promise
    • Chapter – still developing; ability shown on heavy going
    • I’m Just Ken – more suitable class-wise here
    • Island Bear – may improve back on turf
    • Rosa Inglesa – progressive over 7f; could stay 1m
    • Runswick – may benefit from return to handicap company

    First Choice: Domination

    Next Best: North Force

    Each Way: Capichera

    4:20 – Conferences And Events At Nottingham Racecourse Fillies’ Handicap (Class 5, 3yo+ 0-70) – 1m ½f

    The 4:20 Nottingham Fillies’ Handicap features fillies stepping up in trip, with several unexposed types and proven course performers.

    Saliko – undefeated at Nottingham with two wins over 1m2f last July; intriguing return.

    Wondrous Light – in good form over about 1m this season; untested at this distance.

    Ziata – placed in all three starts; capable of further improvement.

    Other runners:

    • Espanita – struggled last two 7f AW runs
    • Galileo Charm – not matched AW form on turf
    • Huggable – low experience but shown promise
    • Jamie Sommers – consistent; first-time headgear
    • Katalyst – performance depends on headgear
    • Porth Eilian – interesting handicap debut
    • Pretty Ambitious – finished well down-field on AW debut
    • Pretty Spirited – close third at Doncaster; could stay competitive
    • Stella Lucente – consistent over 7f; trip likely suitable
    • Volendam – latest turf win at Bath suggests good form

    First Choice: Saliko

    Next Best: Wondrous Light

    Each Way: Ziata

    4:55 – Racedays At Nottingham Racecourse Handicap (Class 6, 4yo+ 0-55) – 5f

    The 4:55 Nottingham Racecourse Handicap features sprinters with a mix of promising handicappers and long-standing maidens.

    Irish Dancer – justified favoritism at Catterick last week; remains a strong contender despite penalty.

    Bang On The Bell – on favourable handicap; close third recently over this C&D.

    Sonic Si – yet to win in 13 runs but has shown decent form on AW; turf may suit.

    Other runners:

    • Barmyblade – struggling in six outings
    • Charging Bull – inconsistent maiden; last at Lingfield
    • Chasing Gold – no wins in 13 starts; showed steady form last year
    • Diamondsinthesand – last victory at Bath over 5.6f; recent runs poor
    • Dunnington Lad – well beaten on reappearance
    • Masterclass – won here last May; unpredictable since
    • Mister McGregor – long-standing maiden; now wearing a visor
    • Nad Alshiba Snow – seeking first win after 18 starts
    • Poetic Jack – inconsistent this season; no wins in over a year
    • Timebar – runner-up here last season; market support notable on return
    • Top Star – 12-race maiden; new headgear

    First Choice: Irish Dancer

    Next Best: Bang On The Bell

    Each Way: Sonic Si