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17 September 2025
19:00 7:00 Kelso
Blue Indigo
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Lose
-50
Blue Indigo returns from a long break after slipping in a 3m race at Friars Haugh. By Blue Bresil, he showed some promise in points before he went chasing. A handicap mark of 98 is workable today, and with Craig Nichol riding for Gary Rutherford, he could be worth a small punt here for an each-way chance.
17:30 5:30 Kelso
OFaolains Glory
Daily Racing
25 EW
@8.00
Win
10
OFaolains Glory has shown me she handles similar going well with two wins and three places from 20 runs. By Fame And Glory, she is lightly raced over hurdles and is progressive, finishing fourth last time over 2m4f at Hexham after dropping in trip. Her current handicap of 97 looks fair, and with Conor Rabbitt taking off 5lb, she could continue to progress here today.
17:24 5:24 Beverley
Sonic Pioneer
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTETip made at odds of 8.00 on 17/09 at 12:150.10 deduction for Masekela@9.00 withdrawn at 16:09R4 Adjusted Odds = 1 + 7.00 x (1-0.10) = 7.30
@7.30
Win
189
Sonic Pioneer is in stall 6 and comes here in cracking nick after losing at Carlisle last time off 69. He is by Massaat and has been steadily progressive for Jack Morland, who now books Callum Rodriguez to try and make the difference. He travels extremely well and is best around 8f to 9f on a sound surface. His mark of 70 still looks fair given his consistency, and the draw should let him slot in just behind the pace. With his profile and rider upgrade, I can see him being ridden cold and delivered late, making him an each-way with the potential to finally break through for a win.
17:10 5:10 Yarmouth
Thankyou Baroness
Daily Racing
25 EW
@21.00
Lose
-50
Thankyou Baroness is in stall 7 and looked progressive when scoring very well over 12f at Doncaster off 68 before, but failing to fire next time on much quicker ground. She is by Sea The Moon out of Tosca, which suggests she is better with some cut, and the return to a slightly easier surface should suit her. La Sayette rides again for Leveque, and her current mark of 74 is still workable if she can get back to that Doncaster level. She is best at 12f, likes to be ridden positively, and could bounce back here.
17:00 5:00 Kelso
Chapel Green
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Win
420
Chapel Green has a strong record at this course and distance with two wins from five runs here, including a 50% strike rate at this trip. He goes well with cheekpieces on, with four class wins overall, which shows he is more than capable at this level. His mark of 114 is fair, but he has yet to strike in handicaps of this type and was not suited by quicker ground last time when held over 2m4f. He tends to be kept handy, and if the surface rides a little softer today, he could bounce back. With Alan Doyle taking off 5lb and the stable adept at reviving these older handicappers, he looks an interesting each-way if getting his conditions here.
16:45 4:45 Sandown
The Bellhop
Daily Racing
25 EW
@23.00
Lose
-50
The Bellhop is in stall 5 and ran as if not quite getting home over 12f at Kempton last time. So the return to around 10f looks a positive move. By Belardo out of a Mastercraftsman mare, he has the blend of speed and stamina for middle distances and now wears cheekpieces, which could help him travel more sweetly. Rob Hornby takes over for Gary and Josh Moore, and his mark of 72 is not harsh on what he has shown. I expect him to be settled just behind the pace and produced late, which could see him improve sharply back at his optimum trip.
16:18 4:18 Beverley
Weegeebear
Daily Racing
25 EW
@9.00
Lose
-50
Weegeebear is in stall 6 and drops back to a more suitable trip after being well beaten over 10f at Newcastle when forced to go forward. By Kodi Bear from a decent family, his better efforts have come at 7-8f where he travels more sweetly. Rachael Menzies has him fitted with a visor again, which has helped spark him before. Kaiya Fraser takes off a valuable claim, and this looks a slightly easier race than some he has tackled. He is on a workable mark now, and I think a return to patient tactics from this draw could see him outrun his price and sneak into the frame.
16:00 4:00 Yarmouth
Charlottes Web
Daily Racing
25 EW
@7.50
Lose
-50
Charlottes Web is in stall 6 and arrives on the back of a gutsy Listed win over 12f at York where she travelled strongly and just held on. She has a smart pedigree by Night Of Thunder out of a Lope De Vega mare, and her profile of three wins and three places from eight runs at this trip marks her out as a reliable filly. James Mitchell again rides for Simon and Ed Crisford, and her current mark of 103 looks fair given her steady progress. She is best at 10f but does stay 12 and tends to race handily, which should suit this likely pace angle. She looks a solid each-way to win chance if reproducing that York form.
15:48 3:48 Beverley
Due To Shine
Daily Racing
25 EWNAP
@51.00
Win
225
This horse is due to shine soon. :) Due To Shine is in stall 6 and ran green when outpaced on her third qualifying run over 7f here, beaten 9l but not knocked about in my honest opinion. By Due Diligence out of a mare who stayed well, she could improve for a stronger pace in nurseries for Brian Ellison, who is adept at unlocking progress from lightly raced types. With Luke Morris booked, she may be ridden cold early before being delivered late, and from this draw can track the right pace. Needs to step up, but pedigree and trainer record hints at upside, so she has an each-way chance.
15:32 3:32 Toulouse
Blarney
Daily Racing
25 EW
@10.00
Lose
-50
Blarney is the only English runner in this maiden, and I quite fancy his chances against the homeland ones here. He is a 3-year-old Belardo colt out of Pacific Angel by Dalakhani, giving him a pedigree with a mix of speed and stamina. His debut over 2200m at Cavaillon saw him finish ninth, but that run was pretty underwhelming, and he probably needed it. This extra distance suits his breeding, and with race fitness now gained, he could show improvement. Trainer Reynier has a decent record with similar types, and the draw should allow him to track the pace without being too boxed in. EW shot, especially if he settles better early and gets a clear run in the straight.
14:15 2:15 Beverley
Sands Of Josepi
Daily Racing
25 EW
@7.50
Lose
-50
Sands Of Josepi is in stall 10 and shaped with plenty of promise when rallying extremely well for fourth, beaten three lengths on debut at Newcastle over 5f. Being by Sands Of Mali out of a mare with a touch of stamina in Fauneta hints at some natural speed with potential to improve as distances increase. Trained by Brian Ellison and ridden by Ben Robinson, he looked professional first time out, which is a good sign for a juvenile. The wide draw is not ideal, but his early speed can help offset it. With that debut experience under his belt and a workable profile, he looks an each-way player who can step forward today.
14:05 2:05 Sandown
Fiorella Princess
Daily Racing
25 EWNBNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 15.00 used instead of 12.00 takenBOG
@15.00
Win
420
Fiorella Princess is in stall 9 and ran a cracker when beaten just a length off 65 at Lingfield last time, saying she is ready to strike. By Sands Of Mali out of a quick Dandy Man mare, she has speed for 5f and 6f and gets both tongue strap and cheekpieces together, which could sharpen her further. Trainer Lemos Souza and Luke Catton combine well, and her mark of 64 looks workable given her consistency at this level. I expect her to be sent forward from the wide draw to grab a handy pitch and use her pace. With her recent form and profile, she looks a strong each way with upside if the headgear works.
13:30 1:30 Lyon Parilly
Hacker Julry
Daily Racing
25 EW
@13.00
Lose
-50
Hacker Julry is an 8-year-old Paladin Bleu gelding out of Urfee Julry by Joe Lamoroso. Experienced and consistent, he finished fourth in a Class G at Cavaillon, showing me that he is still competitive. He has stamina and experience, and he can earn again if allowed to settle and make his move in the straight. Not a flashy type, but a reliable each-way type, I reckon.
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16 September 2025
17:18 5:18 Punchestown
Echinacea
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Win
45
Echinacea is in stall 5 and shaped better than the bare result when outclassed over 1m6f at Navan last time, having travelled well for a long way. By Masar out of a high-class middle-distance mare, she should appreciate a strong-run staying test, and cheekpieces for the first time could sharpen her focus. Coleman does well with unexposed stayers, and Colgan knows how to time his run. With a handy draw to slot in just behind the pace, she has an each-way chance if finding some improvement.
16:48 4:48 Punchestown
Sea View Lady
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Lose
-50
Sea View Lady is in stall 3 and ran her best race yet when keeping on into fifth at Tipperary over a longer trip, which suggests she is learning how to finish now. By Kodi Bear out of a Casamento mare, she is bred to progress with racing and looks like she will settle nicely at a mile. Persse takes 7lb off, which puts her on a workable mark, and Michael Cahill has a good record improving in the second half of the season. With the inside draw suiting a handy sit, she has an each-way chance if the pace is honest.
16:18 4:18 Punchestown
Presence
Daily Racing
25 EWNB
@10.00
Win
20
Presence is in stall 9 and shaped respectably at Leopardstown last time when fading late over further, which hinted she still retains some ability. By New Bay out of an Aubusson mare, she has the right blend of speed and stamina for this trip, and Jessica Harrington often finds a race for these older fillies. The cheekpieces return, and Kennedy claims 5lb, which could sharpen her up. With a solid run style over this course and distance and a draw that suits holding up off the pace, she has an each-way chance if she breaks evenly.
16:10 4:10 Uttoxeter
Be The Difference
Daily Racing
25 EWNAP
@17.00
Lose
-50
Be The Difference looks the sort who could easily get back on track. This Califet gelding out of Rinroe Flyer comes from a family that stays well. He made mistakes and was outclassed up in trip at Musselburgh but had shaped as though his turn was coming before that. P A Kirby can ready one after a break and Joe Williamson takes a handy 3lb off, which makes his mark look more workable. He enjoys a test of stamina on softish ground, and if the pace is strong, this looks the right setup for him to be produced late. So I see him as a lively each-way player rather than one to write off completely.
14:18 2:18 Punchestown
Cape Cod
Daily Racing
25 EW
@10.00
Win
20
Cape Cod is in stall 8, and although only ninth on debut in a 6f Curragh maiden, he shaped as if the run would bring him on, and he was not knocked about late. By Wootton Bassett out of Accolade, he should improve for stepping up in trip and has a pedigree to stay well. Aidan OBrien targets these races, and Crehan claims 3lb, which helps. With natural improvement and a better sit from this draw, he looks an each-way prospect.
13:48 1:48 Punchestown
Cameo
Daily Racing
25 EW
@10.00
Win
20
Cameo is in stall 10, and although she finished down the field on debut at Cork over 7f, she was tenderly handled and never really got involved. This suggests it was more of a practice run with more to come. By Wootton Bassett out of a Galileo mare, she is bred to improve, and middle distances should suit. Aidan OBrien excels with second-time starters, and Cleary claims a valuable 5lb, so she can break better and sit closer from this draw. Each way chance today.
13:43 1:43 Lyon Parilly
Wasabi
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Lose
-50
Wasabi is in stall 2, and this consistent filly by Soldier's Call out of Idle Tears looks like one with more to offer. She was a beaten favorite at Clairefontaine over 2900m when third in a conditions but ran as though further will suit. Trainer Shimizu has her running well, and Nicoleau also knows her well. She can sit handy from this low draw and get first run if the pace is slow. Pedigree hints at stamina and improvement with age, so she looks an each-way chance in this lineup.
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15 September 2025
17:20 5:20 Thirsk
The Cookstown Cafu
Daily Racing
25 EW
@13.00
Lose
-50
The Cookstown Cafu is in stall 13. A 4-year-old Invincible Spirit gelding out of Miss Delila, he probably needed his last run when beaten six lengths in a handicap here. Effective over a mile, has a solid class and handicap record, should improve and could challenge if the pace is strong.
17:00 5:00 Worcester
Lady Henrietta
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 19.00 used instead of 17.00 takenBOG
@19.00
Win
64
Lady Henrietta is a 10-year-old Blue Bresil mare out of Matrows Lady. She struggled in a 2m3f handicap hurdle at Newton Abbot last time around, but this time Elliott England takes 10lb off, and the yard is having winners. So, an improvement is possible today.
16:55 4:55 Kempton
Melody De Vega
Daily Racing
25 EW
@41.00
Lose
-50
Melody De Vega is in stall 7, which should give Hollie Doyle options to track the leaders or slot in mid-division. By Lope De Vega out of Legal Lyric, she is a full sister to Haqeeqy and bred to be smart at 7f to 1m. She makes her debut for Dr. Richard Newland and Jamie Insole, who have their youngsters in good order. The pedigree says to me that I need to do a small wager today. With Hollie Doyle booked, she looks an interesting horse and could easily run a big race first time out.
16:50 4:50 Thirsk
Velvet Whisper
Daily Racing
25 EW
@13.00
Lose
-50
Velvet Whisper is in stall 11. A 3 year-old Calyx filly out of Delhi, she ran below form when beaten six lengths over 7f at Doncaster last time but had shown me a bit of promise previously in this class. Off a short break, best at this 7f and could run closer this time if the pace is strong enough
16:30 4:30 Worcester
Sir Jack West
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Lose
-50
Sir Jack West is a 10-year-old Westerner veteran gelding out of Star Sprinkled Sky. He has a mixed record but has won over this course and distance before. Lewis Stones rides for trainer Deborah Cole. Typically held up, he needed his last run over fences here but returns from a short break and could get competitive if allowed his usual patient ride today.
16:25 4:25 Kempton
Id Go Maniac
Daily Racing
25 EW
@41.00
Lose
-50
Id Go Maniac is in stall 8, which should allow Rossa Ryan to get a clear sight of the pace without being trapped. By Bow Creek out of a Saint Goustan mare, he has a solid stamina pedigree and already showed ability in bumpers. He shaped well when third on his first Flat run over 10f at Leicester, looking green but staying on strongly. Alan King is very good at improving these dual-purpose types, and after a short break, he should be sharper. The step up in trip will suit, and off what could prove a workable mark, he looks a progressive type with an each-way claim.
16:20 4:20 Thirsk
Siviez
Daily Racing
25 EWR4Deductions based on standard industry rates given the odds of each withdrawn horse at time of first withdrawal following your betNR
@51.00
Void
0
Siviez is in stall 9. A 3 year old Ardad filly out of Darrfonah, she ran her best race when third over 8f at Redcar last time around, beaten by just over five lengths. Effective at 1m on this ground, she is still lightly raced and could progress if the pace is strong enough and the race plays to her stamina here.
16:00 4:00 Worcester
Lyness Dancer
Daily Racing
25 EW
@8.50
Win
12
Lyness Dancer is a 6-year-old Norse Dancer mare out of Madame Allsorts, with one win from seven in this class. Jack Andrews rides for trainer T Ellis. Ran well last time chasing the leader before fading late over 2m7f at Stratford, so this exact 2m6f may suit better. Could improve again and place if allowed to settle and finish strongly.
15:42 3:42 Brighton
Zaeim Alharb
Daily Racing
25 EWNB
@6.00
Lose
-50
Zaeim Alharb is in stall 7, which gives Pat Cosgrave a neutral draw to tuck in or press on if he breaks better this time. By Vino Rosso out of a smart El Prado mare, he has an interesting US dirt pedigree and should relish a stronger gallop than he has had so far. He has shown only modest form in three runs, but cheekpieces for the first time could spark improvement. Trainer James Owen places his handicappers well, and this opening mark of 50 looks lenient enough if the headgear works. He shapes like one who could take a big step forward now and looks an each-way player if settling or maybe better here.
15:12 3:12 Brighton
Madman
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@4.50
Lose
-50
Madman is in stall 5, which is handy for a prompt break and allows Charles Bishop to get him tracking the pace. By Due Diligence from a speedy Swiss Spirit mare, he has a sharp pedigree and should appreciate the cut back to 6. He has run respectably in nurseries without landing a blow and now gets cheekpieces for the first time, which could sharpen his focus. On 58, he looks on a workable mark for Ward, and with a bit more aggression from this draw, he has the profile to run into a place and even sneak a win if the headgear brings improvement.
14:50 2:50 Thirsk
Hellcat
Daily Racing
25 EW
@19.00
Lose
-50
Hellcat is in stall 2. A Mayson filly out of Vixen, she showed promise earlier but failed to stay last time when stepping up in class at York. Now back down and is effective at 5-6f on sound ground, she returns from a short break. Needs to recapture her earlier form but could be competitive if allowed to get a strong pace here.
14:42 2:42 Brighton
Attention Seeker
Daily Racing
25 EW
@8.50
Win
21
Attention Seeker is in stall 4, which could allow Kaiya Fraser to get him into a handy spot early and avoid the kickback that seemed to blunt him on debut at Kempton. By Cotai Glory out of a Hector Protector mare, he is bred to be sharp over sprint trips, and the hood first time suggests Harry Eustace is trying to help him relax. He is unexposed, and this second run could see a big step forward. With a better track position, he looks an each way and could even sneak a win if settling and finishing off strongly.
14:30 2:30 Worcester
Hopeless Dancer
Daily Racing
25 EW
@6.00
Push
0
Hopeless Dancer is a 4-year-old Dragon Dancer gelding, half-brother to smart 16f performer Rongwayriley. Unexposed at this level but has a nice pedigree for stamina. Sam Twiston-Davies rides for top NH trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies. Could be an interesting each-way chance if settling and jumping well here.
14:22 2:22 Chantilly
Unexpected Girl
Daily Racing
25 EW
@21.00
Lose
-50
Unexpected Girl is in stall 11, which could test her early speed, but she showed real ability winning a competitive 1700m handicap at Pornichet on her last run and ran as if she had more in hand. By Shalaa out of Adeline, she has the pedigree to handle this trip and a bit of cut, and Nathalie Moisson is adept at producing her horses fit after breaks. This could be an ideal reappearance spot for a filly with upside, and she looks an each-way chance if breaking well from the wide gate.
14:12 2:12 Brighton
Perfect Parole
Daily Racing
25 EWNAP
@29.00
Lose
-50
Perfect Parole is in stall 10, which should give Mikkel Mortensen options to drop in and get cover before producing a run late. She was shaping better than the bare result here last time when badly hampered, and she has enough form in this grade. A win is possible if things fall right. By Without Parole out of a Dubai Destination mare, she is bred for a turn of foot at a mile on good ground, and John Gallagher tends to get his fillies to improve with racing. Off 46, she looks on a fair mark, and with a smoother passage, she looks an each-way with a win chance if she finishes strongly today.
14:00 2:00 Worcester
Vintage Fizz
Daily Racing
25 EW
@8.50
Lose
-50
Vintage Fizz is in stall 3. A 9-year-old Sulamani gelding, he has a strong record over this distance with four wins and three places. He ran below form last time over 2m3f at Stratford, making mistakes and was caught out by how the race unfolded. Generally consistent and on a workable mark, he should go closer if he jumps smoothly and the pace suits here.
Subtotal-453
14 September 2025
17:43 5:43 Musselburgh
Ignac Lamar
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Lose
-50
Ignac Lamar is in stall 2, which gives him a handy pitch if he breaks on terms. Though his recent habit of starting slowly does need to improve today. Mark Winn takes the ride for Jim Goldie, who excels here, and the gelding has fairly good runs at this track but without winning. His mark of 46 looks okay, so a small each-way chance if the pace collapses late due to the changing weather conditions here.
17:18 5:18 Doncaster
Acrisius
Daily Racing
25 EW
@12.00
Lose
-50
Acrisius is in stall 16, which is wide for a 5f trip, but he is improving. His latest win at Chester showed me he handles a strong gallop and can quicken well. Billy Garritty rides from a wide draw, which may force him to track the pace rather than lead. But he is progressive, effective on good ground, and could outrun his mark of 78 if getting a clean run here.
16:40 4:40 Doncaster
The Bell Conductor
Daily Racing
25 EW
@34.00
Lose
-50
The Bell Conductor is in stall 11 which is not perfect for a sprinter who likes to get into a rhythm early, but he has dropped to a mark of 86 which is his lowest in a while and makes him dangerous if bouncing back. He has 7 wins at 5 to 6f and handles any ground, though his best form has often come when allowed to bowl along near the pace. Antony Furtado does well with these types when freshened up and although inconsistent, he is well treated now and cannot be ignored as an each-way player if breaking sharply
16:10 4:10 Doncaster
Bright Thunder
Daily Racing
25 EW
@6.00
Push
0
Bright Thunder is in stall 17, which is not ideal for her style, but she has been a consistent filly all summer and is better than her last Sandown run where she covered extra ground and paid for it late. She goes well at 7f to 1m on both soft and good, and her mark of 103 looks workable at this level. Karl Burke has kept her busy in good races, and she usually travels strongly. So if she gets cover from the wide draw, she should be finishing off well. A reliable each-way with a touch of class who could bounce back quickly.
15:35 3:35 Doncaster
Eeetee
Daily Racing
25 EW
@13.00
Lose
-50
Eeetee is in stall 5 and has become a tricky customer to catch right, though his two wins at a mile show he has ability if things fall his way. His current mark of 69 is fair, and Adrian Nicholls is an interesting booking. While he was outpaced last time, a stronger-run mile could suit better. He acts on good and good to soft, and the cheekpieces have worked before. Not without hope if the race is set up to bring him late.
15:00 3:00 Doncaster
Baldomero
Daily Racing
25 EW
@12.00
Lose
-50
Baldomero is in stall 11 and returns to the very race he won last year, so it would be foolish to dismiss him despite patchy recent form. His mark of 88 is workable given his strong course record of two wins from two runs, and he tends to save his best for this track. The visor helps sharpen him up, and while he was outpaced last time at Haydock, that was at the bare minimum trip. Six furlongs on ground with a bit of ease is more his game, and Michael Appleby knows how to ready one for a repeat bid. Not the most reliable type, but has definite each-way claims back at his favourite venue.
14:30 2:30 Doncaster
Morte Point
Daily Racing
25 EW
@15.00
Win
45
Morte Point is on the up after a strong finishing win at Newbury over 7f, shaping like further progression is in the locker. He is in stall 10 which is workable but will need a good position early, though Silvestre De Sousa is an excellent booking for a prominent or stalking ride. His handicap mark of 81 still looks fair given his upward curve, and his pedigree suggests 6-7f on decent ground is bang on his sweet spot. With form improving at the right time, he looks a lively win contender if things drop right tactically
14:15 2:15 Longchamp
Everillo
Daily Racing
25 EWNB
@17.00
Lose
-50
Everillo is a 6-year-old by Amarillo who has proven he handles both course and distance, which is a solid base here. He is drawn in stall 12, which is not ideal, but Stephane Pasquier is the right man to navigate from there. He has been in consistent form, placing in three of his last four, including a Class 3 win at Lyon Parilly over 2000m, and he looks very genuine at this level. While he may not have the flash of some rivals, his toughness and reliability give him an each-way chance, and if the pace collapses, he could easily sneak into the finish again.
13:55 1:55 Doncaster
High Point
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 29.00 used instead of 21.00 takenBOG
@29.00
Win
115
High Point is a New Bay gelding who has shown his best when allowed to roll along from the front. Three wins at 10f testify to his effectiveness when the rhythm is right. He is in stall 10, which makes grabbing the lead trickier, but the booking of Silvestre De Sousa suggests aggressive tactics will be tried. His current mark of 76 is workable given past wins off similar, and he returns from a break needing to rekindle spark. Pedigree says he handles cut, so ground will not faze him, and if he gets loose on the lead, he could outrun his odds.
13:33 1:33 Longchamp
Daryz
Daily Racing
50 WINNAP
@3.75
Lose
-50
Daryz is a striking Sea The Stars colt out of the top mare Daryakana, so stamina and class are baked into his pedigree. He is in stall 7 with Mickael Barzalona riding for Francis Graffard, and I like that connection as they tend to time things well. He looked outpaced against hardened older horses in the Juddmonte International, but that was a bold run and he was not disgraced. Dropping back into this company at his ideal 2000m looks a far more suitable test, and he has already shown a sharp turn of foot at Saint-Cloud. He still feels on the upgrade, and I would not be surprised if he develops into a Group 1 horse by the end of the year. For me, he is a win contender here with the draw no issue if they ride him patiently.
13:20 1:20 Doncaster
Bluecoltrane
Daily Racing
25 EW
@4.50
Lose
-8
Bluecoltrane is a 3-year-old by Sea The Moon who has shaped like a stayer in the making. He was outpaced over 1 mile at Ffos Las last time but was never given a hard time. He is in stall 6, which is fine tactically, and Callum Rodriguez is an eye-catching booking for Owen Burrows, who rarely tilts at handicaps without intent. His mark of 71 looks workable given his pedigree points to improvement at 10 furlongs and beyond, and he could easily take a step forward now in handicaps.
Subtotal-198
13 September 2025
19:15 7:15 Bath
Bloodhound
Daily Racing
25 EW
@9.00
Win
15
Bloodhound is in stall 2 off 52, which looks workable if he can finally put it all together. He has been expensive to follow as a maiden, but the Wootton Bassett and Mastercraftsman cross screams stamina and a liking for cut in the ground, which makes him dangerous if things click. His Haydock return was needed, and he is better than that bare effort. He travels kindly but often finds little, so blinkers and a tongue strap are a fair call to sharpen him up. Megan Jordan claims a handy 7lb, and that puts him on a mark where he could easily outclass a modest field. He is inconsistent, but I get the sense he has a win in him when everything falls right. Each way chance if he settles early and gets cover from stall 2.
18:45 6:45 Bath
James Park Woods
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 11.00 used instead of 10.00 takenBOG
@11.00
Win
300
James Park Woods is in stall 1 and off 45, which is probably about right for him. But that inside draw could help if he breaks cleanly. He has lost his way a touch with age, but his third at Ffos Las showed there is still a bit of fire in him when conditions suit. Australia progeny often relish some ease in the ground, and that angle keeps him interesting here over his ideal 8 to 10 furlongs. Ben Ffrench-Davis takes off 5lb, which is no bad thing, and the yard knows how to keep these old pros ticking along. He is not the most prolific, but he can travel into a race, and if he finds cover from stall 1, he might sneak into it late. More of an each-way shout than a win play, but I would not be shocked if he popped up at a price with luck in running.
16:40 4:40 Bath
Malham Tarn Cove
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 13.00 used instead of 9.00 takenBOG
@13.00
Win
35
Malham Tarn Cove is in stall 9 and running off 47, which I actually think leaves him with a squeak as he is back on a workable mark. He has been around the block, but he still runs with enthusiasm, and his Leicester fourth last time was better than the bare result as he travelled kindly and kept on. Charles Bishop knows how to time his run with him, and he has always shown a liking for this course and distance. The cheekpieces and tongue strap sharpen him up, and he is adaptable to most goings, so no excuses on that front. I like that he is coming back fresh after a short break, and if they go hard early, he could be the one staying on late when others have cried enough. I would not rule out a win here at all, and I think he has an each-way chance with more upside than people give him credit for.
16:35 4:35 Chester
Fire Flame
Daily Racing
25 EWNB
@17.00
Lose
-50
Fire Flame is in stall 10 and lines up off 77, which still looks workable given he won off 72 last time despite trouble in running. That Thirsk effort showed a strong turn of foot when the pace collapsed, so this step into a similar class feels well-timed. Roger Varian has his team flying, and Aidan Keeley rides with a handy claim, both positives. The hood seemed to sharpen him, and the wide draw is not ideal, but if they go hard up front, it could actually suit his hold-up style. He is unexposed at 6-7f on quick ground and has scope to climb further. Looks a lively each-way player with upside if things fall right.
16:15 4:15 Doncaster
Pathein
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTETip made at odds of 51.00 on 13/09 at 14:110.40 deduction for Nova Centauri@2.38 withdrawn at 15:15R4 Adjusted Odds = 1 + 50.00 x (1-0.40) = 31.00
@31.00
Win
900
Pathein is a St Marks Basilica colt out of Excellent View by Shamardal and runs in stall 2. Trainer E A L Dunlop and jockey R Havlin combine well. Half-brother to Mutaraffa, a high-class 5f performer. Dam showed modest form at 7f at 2yo. This says to me speed over stamina, so a mile might be right here. Yard in good form also.
15:40 3:40 Doncaster
Rahiebb
Daily Racing
25 EW
@17.00
Win
55
Rahiebb is a Frankel colt out of Playful Sound by Street Cry. Runs in stall 2 and the trainer R Varian and jockey Ray Dawson combine for an in-form partnership. Ran well on testing ground last time when fourth in the Group 3 Gordon Stakes over 12 and should have a clear place chance today based on previous form.
15:28 3:28 Bath
Girl Of Gold
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 15.00 used instead of 13.00 takenBOG
@15.00
Win
45
Girl Of Gold is in stall 7 and runs off 45, which looks fair. She showed more on her handicap debut in a visor, traveling well for much of the way before flattening over 2m at Lingfield. By Golden Horn out of a Pivotal mare, she has stamina and a touch of class in her pedigree, and her bumper runs hint at ability. William Carson keeps the ride, and James Owen does well. Still unexposed as a Flat stayer and with headgear kept on, she could take another step forward. If the race sets up steadily, her lack of finishing kick might be exposed, but if they go a proper pace, she could sneak into the places here.
15:00 3:00 Doncaster
Room Service
Daily Racing
25 EW
@10.00
Lose
-50
Room Service is in stall 8 off 109 and comes into this off a solid pattern of improvement. She showed promise when winning over this course and distance and has a 100% strike rate here overall. Beaten 5 lengths in the Group 2 Minstrel Stakes last time, she may find 6 furlongs sharp, but the cheekpieces could sharpen her focus. Trainer K A Ryan has her stepping back in trip after a short break, and Eaves rides positively. Progressive and consistent, she looks an each-way chance if the shorter trip suits.
14:40 2:40 Chester
Youthful King
Daily Racing
25 EWNAP
@26.00
Lose
-50
Youthful King is in stall 7 and runs off 88, which looks fair rather than lenient given his recent consistency. He stays 12f strongly and just about lasts 2m, but the Sandown win off 85 shows he has a touch of class. Aidan Keeley knows him well, and his 9% win and 28% place rates suggest reliability. Trainer L A Dace is selective but can ready one for the right race. The hood helps him settle, and the pace scenario should suit from mid-division. He is best on a sound surface, and the draw is fine for a smooth trip. This looks an each-way chance.
14:25 2:25 Doncaster
Eternal Sunshine
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 13.00 used instead of 12.00 takenBOG
@13.00
Win
360
Eternal Sunshine is in stall 11 and brings solid form, winning 5 of 9 at this trip and showing she handles a sound surface well. She thrives on pace and responds positively when ridden prominently. Trainer John Goldie has a good record here, and Lauren Young gets another confident ride. The recent Thirsk win shows she is progressive, though the handicap rise will test her. I think she can go close again if she gets her usual strong early position and maintains her finishing kick, though.
13:35 1:35 Chester
Bright City Lights
Daily Racing
25 EW
@41.00
Lose
-50
Bright City Lights is a well-bred 2yo filly by Territories out of City Dazzler, who was useful at 7f as a juvenile and has already produced Spanish Angel, a sharp 5f winner. So there is speed and early speed in the family. Bought cheaply at 10,000gns, but pedigree says she could be better than the price tag. Edward Smyth-Osbourne has his youngsters in good order this season, and Pierre-Louis Jamin is a reliable booking.
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