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16 June 2025
15:15 3:15 Carlisle
Agathon
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@4.50
Lose
-50
The 3:15 at Carlisle is a Class 5 race for four-year-olds, and this contender could go well at a fair price. After two quick outings, he secured a win on his third start -over this same course and distance back in May- off a mark of 58 under David Allan. He finished strongly that day, and a review of the race confirms it was an encouraging performance. He's held his form well since, notably at Pontefract, where he ran the night before as one of the favourites with a 3lb claimer on board. However, he didn't seem comfortable under pressure that evening, picking up late and finding only one pace. Returning to Carlisle and reunited with David Allan should suit him better. With conditions in his favour and a familiar track, he may well bounce back.
14:45 2:45 Carlisle
Ishe Worth Agamble
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@6.00
Lose
-50
This race features four three-year-olds, with a grand prize for the winner. One contender, positioned at the bottom of the Premier rankings, may not be known for flat racing but has been improving steadily. Warren's stable is in strong form, boasting four winners in the last 14 days with a 25% strike rate. A Premier ground winner last season, he could benefit if the rain arrives. While not flashy, his performance on 5 May showed promise, despite market expectations. He has progressed over an extended mile and continues to refine his form. Gallagher, despite a challenging draw, managed to secure the lead without wasting time, demonstrating resilience. His final stretch was encouraging, suggesting further improvement. I anticipate another aggressive front-running ride, with Premier making his move 50 yards out. Given his recent form, he should be available at an appealing price.
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13 June 2025
16:25 4:25 Sandown
Kosometsuke
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@3.25
Lose
-50
16:25 Irene Carey Memorial Handicap 7-furlong class feature a promising contender. A three-year-old with a mobile profile, he had three runs last season at odds of 14/1, 122/1 and 114/1 -unfancied each time. Ridden by Jack Mitchell, he was gradually introduced through handicaps. After a nine-month break, he reappeared on 15 May at Kempton over this trip on the all-weather track. He was heavily backed as the 6/4 favourite in a 13-runner field and finished impressively, surging inside the final 100 yards.The runner-up has since bolted up, reinforcing the strength of that form. Last summer, he showed strong potential, and significant backing followed on messaging platforms. He now steps up, facing Blue Anthony, who performed well on firmer ground. If the rain arrives, the surface may suit him better. This mark s first attempt at a stronger pace, and with an upgrade, he should be competitive. He has risen to a rating of 7, and as we approach mid-summer, the next three weeks will be crucial.
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03 June 2025
20:15 8:15 Lingfield
Another Abbot
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@2.62
Lose
-50
15:47 3:47 Leicester
Fregola
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@17.00
Lose
-50
The IMA Architects Classified Stakes (Class 6) features some very low-rated three-year-olds, with prize money of £3,200. Among them, Richard Hammond's filly, Fregola, looks an interesting contender despite her modest rating of 44 and a winless record from ten starts. She returned this season after six months off and has shown slight improvement, particularly at Redcar, where she caught the eye. Last time out, there was market support for her, backed into 9/2 - her shortest price to date - before finishing fourth. She was held up and found herself trapped in a pocket two furlongs out, yet finished strongly under Tyrese Cameron, leaving the impression she had more to give. While this is a low-level contest, a more galloping track should suit her, bringing stamina into play. With the filly's allowance and a 7lb claim against a weak field, she looks well positioned to challenge. Given the stable's strong form, she should be an attractive price and could take some stopping.
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14:17 2:17 Leicester
Emily Rebecca
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@10.00
Lose
-50
Emily Rebecca looks well placed to strike in the 2:47 apprentice handicap over one mile two furlongs. The Richard Ellen yard is in red-hot form, boasting 12 winners in the last 14 days with a 24% strike rate. This filly has shaped promisingly in her six career starts - one win on the all-weather, two on turf - and appears more than capable off this mark. She made an encouraging start in handicaps back in February, finishing second behind Back of Milk, a tough and consistent performer. After 81 days off, she returned at Brighton, running a strong second behind Hawkesbury Legend, making smooth headway from off the pace. The front-runner winner was heavily backed, so her performance deserves credit. A trip to Chepstow proved unsuitable - one mile four furlongs on softer ground with blinkers didn't suit, and she missed the break. Back over a more suitable trip on a flatter track, conditions favor her today. Still relatively unexposed, she looks primed to go very close.
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01 June 2025
13:55 1:55 Nottingham
Classic Cause
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@7.00
Lose
-50
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31 May 2025
16:55 4:55 Southwell
Commendation
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@13.00
Lose
-50
15:15 3:15 York
Term Of Endearment
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@3.00
Lose
-50
14:58 2:58 Haydock
Shaha
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@3.00
Lose
-50
14:45 2:45 Chester
Tricky Tel
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@2.50
Win
75
13:35 1:35 Chester
Breckenbrough
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@1.83
Lose
-50
13:13 1:13 Haydock
Shader
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@4.33
Lose
-50
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28 May 2025
18:52 6:52 Kempton
Khafiz
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@4.00
Win
150
Khafiz has shown strong recent form, maintaining a competitive rhythm with TFR an EPF among the highest in this field. His expected position (EPF=2, prominent) aligns well with the course profile and the absence of early pace pressure, giving him a natural tactical edge.
The pace forecast is "Even", allowing Khafiz to settle just behind the leaders without excessive exertion, which benefits him against late closers like Lastchancezoulon and Capone, who may struggle with traffic and limited pace to finish strongly.
Among his rivals, Nutmeg (4/1) race mid-division, limiting late acceleration, while Uniting (15/2) sits in a neutral EPF zone with no clear improvement signs.
Capone (13/2) has ability but is hindered by his positioning (EPF = 4), making his finishing burst difficult and Gooloogong (7/2), despite similar odds, adopts a more conservative race pattern, reducing tactical effectiveness.
With an ideal setup, strong positioning, and favourable race conditions, Khafiz holds a prime chance to dictate the pace and secure a competitive finish.
15:00 3:00 Hamilton
Swift Salian
Daily Racing
50 WINNBNOTETip made at odds of 3.50 on 28/05 at 06:460.10 deduction for Blufferonthebus@10.00 withdrawn at 14:29R4 Adjusted Odds = 1 + 2.50 x (1-0.10) = 3.25
@3.25
Win
112
Dow & Low Handicap (Class 5, 1m 68y, 4yo+). Several familiar names line up, many struggling to win - including Swift Salian, trained by David Barron. Once a master tactician, Barron now manages a smaller stable but remains effective. Swift Salian has seen his mark drop 9 lbs from 76 to 67, making him well-handicapped. His two runs this season have been promising. First, he finished 4th behind Isari at Musselburgh, needing the run after six months off. He then led boldly at Thirsk, only to be nabbed late by Mole Renan and Super Hit, pulling clear of the rest. Hamilton favours front runners, especially those securing the far rail. Callum Rodriguez takes the reins today, having ridden Swift Salian once before. Despite only one win in the 17 starts, he's hit the frame five times and thrives under ideal conditions. With a stiff mile and soft ground, he should have a strong chance to dictate from the stalls.
14:30 2:30 Hamilton
A War Eagle
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@4.33
Lose
-50
The Cupa Slates Handicap is a Class 5 race over 1 mile and 68 yards, exclusively for three-year-olds, carrying £4,187. One contender stands out: A War Eagle, trained by the promising Ed Bethell, a young trainer making a name for himself. His yard has been selective with its runners, yielding 2 wins from 11 in the last 14 days. A War Eagle, a well-bred three-year-old, has shown promise across several outings. He debuted in December on Wolverhampton's all-weather track, running a huge race at 22/1, finishing strongly behind Perfect Life. He then contested a 7-furlong race at Newcastle, where he ran respectably but was caught in a typical Newcastle muddle, finishing a few lengths off the pace. After a 71-day break, he returned for his turf debut at Thirsk, where his connections clearly held him in high regard. He was backed as the 5/2 favourite in a 15-runner field. The race was won convincingly by Montpellier (trained by James Ferguson), but A War Eagle paid the price for early exertions, trying to match strides with the front-running City of Poets, ultimately tiring late on.
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27 May 2025
18:20 6:20 Tipperary
Pints In Peace
Daily Racing
50 WINNAPR4Deductions based on standard industry rates given the odds of each withdrawn horse at time of first withdrawal following your betNR
@9.00
Void
0
On his debut at Curragh (29th March, soft ground), he faced a competitive field of juvenile newcomers, finishing fourth, less than a length behind the winner. He was not only competitive but also finished strongly, clearly benefiting from the run and showing definite scope for improvement. The soft ground that day is identical to today's conditions, which he handled with assurance. His TFR rating of 79 and Adj 85 (85p) is not only impressive but also the most solid and reliable among those with prior racing experience.
16:45 4:45 Brighton
Callout
Daily Racing
50 WINNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 6.50 used instead of 5.00 takenBOG
@6.50
Win
275
The Star Sport Handicap returns over 7 furlongs in Class 6, this time restricted to three-year-olds, with £3,500 awarded to the winner. Call Out looks poised to strike for Jack Moreton, whose new trainer has a small but well-performing string. Several of his runners have been making the frame, including Call Out, who ran an excellent race over this course and distance on 21st May, only narrowly denied by Mr Ubiquitous. Sent off at 12/50, he pressed hard and fought his way to the front. It was an encouraging performance. A repeat of that effort should see him go very close here. The only concern is the short turnaround of six days, but he appears to be finding his form. He has now settled into an appropriate handicap mark and could be open to further improvement after two runs for this yard since arriving.
16:10 4:10 Brighton
Uncle Dick
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@5.00
Lose
-50
The Star Sport Handicap is run over a certain furlong and is open to four-year-olds and upwards, carrying £5339. This looks like an ideal opportunity for Uncle Dick to bounce back to winning form under Eve Johnson Houghton, who, after a quiet few weeks, is now back in the groove, having secured two winners recently, including an impressive victory at Ascot last Friday. Uncle Dick is a reliable horse when fully fit. As a seven-year-old, he has contested 49 races with a solid record??"eight wins and 12 places, meaning he has finished in the frame 20 times, an admirable strike rate of nearly 40%. His season has not gone to plan so far, but it seems he simply needed race fitness at a time when the yard was in transition. He has been running against stronger opposition over longer trips, including an attempt at 1m4f on this track last year, where he clearly failed to stay. He is much more suited to the mile and should have no trouble handling a demanding track. Starting the season on a mark of 73, he has gradually edged down.
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23 May 2025
16:45 4:45 Haydock
Groundsman
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@9.50
Lose
-50
Groundsman lines up in the Oakmere Homes Supporting Macmillan Grassroots Handicap (Class 5) over 1 mile, with £4,500 to the winner. Trained by Richard Fahey, one of the leading yards in the north, the stable has had a slow start to the season but has produced three winners in the last fortnight, suggesting momentum is building. Groundsman ran four times as a juvenile, showing promise in his first three starts before undergoing a gelding operation. He was well-backed at Chester, delivering an impressive third-place finish on 21st September. He was declared for Doncaster in April, but the ground was too quick, leading connections to wait for softer conditions. Now, with Danny Tudhope booked, and expected good ground at Haydock, he should be primed for a strong seasonal return. His handicap mark of 68 looks manageable, and with conditions finally in his favour, he appears well-placed for success.
13:50 1:50 Haydock
Prince Achille
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@8.00
Lose
-50
Prince Achille from the Jedd O'Keeffe yard lines up in the Betfred Supporting Macmillan' Handicap (Class 5) over 1 mile 2 furlongs. A five-time winner, he has claimed four victories on the all-weather but only one from 18 on turf. He has placed eight times, including a strong second at Beverley on seasonal reappearance under today's jockey, Jack Garritty. His disappointing run at Pontefract next time out explains the generous odds today. There are two key considerations: 1- He may have bounced on his second start back, having run just a fortnight after his strong return. 2- The Pontefract run was messy, as he was trapped on the inside, lacked a clear run, and struggled up the final hill. Despite that, he remains in good form, and the flat, galloping track at Haydock should suit him better. He is fit and well, and with many rivals difficult to make a strong case for, he looks a solid contender.
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17 May 2025
14:35 2:35 Newbury
Rosallion
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@2.88
Lose
-50
The 14:35 at Newbury, a one-mile Group 1 Lockinge Stakes, sees Rosallion as the standout contender at around 2/1 in early markets. Richard Hannon's yard is in superb form, with 13 winners in the past fortnight, and this progressive colt has secured five victories from seven career starts. His most revealing performance came at Royal Ascot last June in the St James' Palace Stakes, where, despite a troubled run, he showed great tenacity to win by a neck from Henry Longfellow, with the front two pulling clear of the rest. That race confirmed his class and potential for this season. Newbury should suit him perfectly, offering more time and space than Ascot, and with this familiar jockey aboard, he has a strong chance of outclassing his rivals once again.
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14:15 2:15 Newmarket
Classic Encounter
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@2.75
Lose
-50
The 14:15, another challenging handicap, sees Classic Encounter as the preferred choice from the George Boughey yard. Boughey is maintaining an excellent strike rate, with six winners in the past fortnight, and this progressive handicapper arrives in strong form after a close second over this course and distance earlier in the month. He may have edged up a pound or two for that effort, but he's thriving, race-fit, suited by the ground, and adept at handling the undulations. He should go very close.
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14:00 2:00 Newbury
Ernst Blofeld
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@11.00
Lose
-50
The 14:00, a one-mile, two-furlong handicap, features Ernst Blofeld as an intriguing contender from the John & Thady Gosden yard. An unexposed colt, he finished third in a small-field contest at Newmarket last time out, but struggled to settle in the early stages and faded over a furlong out. He's clearly better than that, and his opening handicap mark remains intact. With a stronger pace expected here, William Buick may seek cover early, which should help him settle. At the current odds, he looks overpriced and could be one to watch.
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13:40 1:40 Newmarket
Original Outlaw
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@7.50
Lose
-50
The 13:40, a typically competitive seven-furlong handicap, features Original Outlaw as a horse to watch this summer from the Race yard. An unexposed maiden, he made an eye-catching handicap debut last August on fast ground, finishing a strong second in a large field-perhaps a shade unlucky not to win. Though he disappointed on his final start, there were valid excuses, and after 268 days on the sidelines, he should be primed for this valuable Saturday contest. Encouragingly, the yard has found form, with six winners in the past fortnight.
13:05 1:05 Newmarket
Dark Tornado
Daily Racing
50 WINNAPNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 17.00 used instead of 10.00 takenBOG
@17.00
Win
800
The 13:05, a seven-furlong handicap, sees Dark Tornado as an intriguing contender at a fair price. Though Quinn isn't a well-known name, he excels with limited resources, and his recent recruit from James Horton showed improvement to break his maiden at Leicester earlier this month. Now making his handicap debut off a workable mark of 90, he should have more to offer. Veteran jockey John Egan, still riding at the peak of his powers, guided a winner earlier this week and knows how to get the best out of his mounts. After a gelding operation over the winter, Dark Tornado is expected to keep progressing under new connections.
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12:50 12:50 Newbury
Al Aasy
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@3.75
Lose
-50
The 12:50 at Newbury, a Group Three race over one mile and four furlongs, looks ideal for our Al Aasy to secure another win. William Haggas is in outstanding form, with nine winners in the past fortnight and an impressive 29% strike rate. This high-class performer has been a testament to his training skills, boasting ten wins from 23 career starts. He made a triumphant seasonal return in a competitive Sandown Group Three last month, showing great determination under pressure. Although he has sometimes lacked the finishing touch, he seems to be becoming more straightforward with age. With Jim Crowley knowing him inside out, Newbury's decent fast ground should suit him perfectly. If all goes well, he could be cruising past rivals up the straight and delivering at the crucial moment once again.
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16 May 2025
16:15 4:15 York
The Quiet Gent
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@10.00
Lose
-50
The Irish Thoroughbred Marketing Handicap is a Class 3 race over 5 furlongs, restricted to three-year-olds, with a £14,000 prize for the winner. The field consists of second-season sprinters, and race fitness may prove decisive. The Quiet Gent, trained by Ralph Beckett, could have a strong chance, particularly now that Beckett's yard is hitting form, with six winners in the past fortnight. The Quiet Gent was beaten at Ripon on 17th April, sent off at 9/4, though that track's undulations can be tricky for some. He finished second behind Angelic Bugler, a surprise 40/1 winner for Tim Easterby, who subsequently confirmed his form with a solid third at Redcar. Given that Beckett's horses were still finding rhythm at the time, The Quiet Gent's run was no disgrace. Now with race fitness on his side, his opening handicap mark of 85 appears lenient. Russell Ryan has been booked, and a drop back in trip should suit. Expect The Quiet Gent to be finishing fast, ideally finding daylight late on to pick off the leaders.
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14:42 2:42 York
Tony Montana
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@6.00
Lose
-50
The 9th Solicitors Handicap is a Class 2 race over 1 mile, 2 furlongs, and 56 yards, with a prize exceeding £30,000 for the winner. Tony Montana, trained by Michael Bell, has strong claims based on recent form and consistency. Bell's yard has hit seven winners in four weeks, boasting a 32% strike rate, suggesting that his horses may be well-handicapped this season.
Tony Montana has secured three wins from 14 turf starts, placing five times, and finished second at Goodwood on 3rd May behind Sir Lawry's Pass, in a race where he deserved extra credit for his performance. Although the 13-day turnaround is a slight concern, a positive ride at York could play to his strengths, with David Egan likely to adopt a front-running approach.
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15 May 2025
16:18 4:18 York
Tropical Storm
Daily Racing
50 WINNBNOTENon runners at 10.0 or more so no R4 deductionBest Odds Guaranteed SP 5.00 used instead of 4.00 takenBOG
@5.00
Win
200
Tropical Storm enters the British Stallion Studs EDF West Style Stakes, a competitive three-year-old contest worth nearly £40,000. He shaped well on reappearance earlier this month and looks primed for a strong run. His trainer, Andrew Balding, is in form, and jockey Oisin Murphy has been riding winners consistently. Last summer, Tropical Storm showed steady progress, culminating in a course-and-distance win in August. Though his Doncaster run in the Flying Childers was respectable, his reappearance in the Palace House Stakes was particularly encouraging??"finishing strongly despite missing the break. The only concern is the quick turnaround, but with a strong gallop assured and conditions suiting, he has an excellent chance.
14:10 2:10 York
American Affair
Daily Racing
50 WINNAPNOTENon runners at 10.0 or more so no R4 deduction
@5.50
Win
225
American Affair lines up for the Linden York Handicap, a Class 2 sprint for four-year-olds and up, with over £30,000 to the winner. Trainer Jim Golding's horses are in good form, having secured six wins in the past fortnight. American Affair has been consistent, with six victories and seven placings from 19 runs, though this marks a step up in class. His reappearance at Musselburgh was impressive despite the small field. Returning from a 210-day break, he pulled hard early in a muddled gallop yet quickened smartly to win by three-quarters of a length off a mark of 94. He's now up 4 lbs, but a stronger pace in this bigger field should suit. With Paul Mulrennan??"one of the best in the north at judging late runs??"guiding him, he looks well-placed to follow up at an appealing price.
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14 May 2025
16:18 4:18 York
Best Rate
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@11.00
Lose
-50
Best Rate, from the in-form Richard Hannon yard, is an intriguing contender. The stable has made a strong start to the turf season, with 10 winners in the last 14 days at a 16% strike rate. Still lightly raced, Best Rate has run five times, winning a Wolverhampton Novice over Christmas, earning a handicap mark of 83. Since then, he has shown promise at Kempton and on his turf debut at Newmarket, where he was positioned on the far side in a race that saw the winner come from last to first. Despite that, he shaped well over a mile. Now dropping back to seven furlongs, in what's likely to be a strongly run race, he remains unexposed on fast turf. Sean Levey is booked to ride, a significant choice given other options. If he gets a clear path, Best Rate could be a strong late challenger at a double-figure price.
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14:42 2:42 York
Holkham Bay
Daily Racing
50 WINNB
@8.00
Lose
-50
The Churchill Tyres Handicap is a six-furlong, Class 2 race for four-year-olds, offering over £30,000 to the winner. William Knight has a strong contender in Holkham Bay, a sprinter who showed impressive progress last season. He started with a rating of 78 in April and, by October, won off 95 under today's jockey, Oisin Murphy, improving 17 lbs over eight starts. Holkham Bay is versatile across different ground conditions, though he performs best on good, fast ground. He won over this course and distance on 15th June in a 20-runner field, benefiting from a 5 lb claim. His rating now stands at 98, but he has the potential to develop into a Listed or Group 3 sprinter. After two runs this season, he should be primed for a strong performance. Although his odds have been in double figures at Southwell and Goodwood, his last race showed promise. Murphy returns to the saddle, and with the yard in winning form, Holkham Bay could be a serious contender.
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