There were 30 Races on Sunday 14th September 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Curragh, 8 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Bath, 7 races at Musselburgh, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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CARLA RIDGE could be a shade of value on her handicap debut. There was plenty of merit in her placed efforts in Listed and Group 3 company at Naas over the summer. The last couple of winners of this sprint have been drawn high and she is housed in stall 22. British raider Tuco Salamanca was a ready winner on soft ground at Yarmouth before following up in good style at Newcastle, so is particularly dangerous. Rain is music to the ears of connections of Go Athletico, who could be coming home better than most. Big Gossey, who won this race two years ago, Sarahmae, stablemates Keke and Heavenly Power and the intriguing handicap debutant Bounty are among a whole host of horses with chances.

The last two winners of this race have been drawn high. With that in mind, CARLA RIDGE who has solid stakes race form, gets the vote
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JOYFUL TIDINGS has the big advantage of winning his maiden on rain-softened ground at Tipperary. He went off favourite for that debut run and the runner-up has endorsed the form in no uncertain terms by winning twice since, including in Listed company. Karl Burke's Alparslan was an emphatic winner of a novice stakes at Leicester and holds a Group 1 entry, so his chance is respected. Ger Lyons is having a good season with his juveniles and his representative By The Lake held on by a neck to make a winning start in Naas. Blingy's Sister was beaten into second at Chester by a horse who has some eyecatching entries, so her chance shouldn't be underestimated.

Preference is for JOYFUL TIDINGS, absent since beating a subsequent Listed winner on her Tipperary debut in April on similar ground
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A mouthwatering clash between COMPOSING and the unbeaten Venetian Sun, with preference for the former. Aidan O'Brien's charge is proven over 7f and is on a four-timer after victories in a maiden and a Group 2 over C&D that sandwich a Group 3 in Leopardstown. Slower ground shouldn't inconvenience her as her dam was very proficient in testing conditions. Venetian Sun is the highest rated on 113 after four wins culminating in a Group 1 at Deauville. She is a massive player and her trainer won this race two years ago, but she is trying a new trip. Composing's stablemate Beautify took a notable scalp when victorious in a Group 2 over 6f here and has plenty of upside.

The unbeaten Venetian Sun may not have the stamina to resist COMPOSING whose liking for this trip is already established
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BUCANERO FUERTE is in terrific form and could bring up his hat-trick. His seasonal reappearance saw him take a Listed race at Naas in May and he then made all in a Group 3 over 6f at this venue in August. He is already a winner at the highest level at the Curragh and is four from six here, including on attritional ground over this trip on debut. Australian representative Asfoora has been garnering plenty of headlines since winning the Nunthorpe at York last month. She brings a lot of class to this sprint and is likely to be right there at the business end. Two Stars is up in grade, but is going the right way and conditions will suit.

Winner of four of his seven races at this venue, ART POWER is tipped in the hope he can hit top form on his second start of the season
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Charlie Appleby has a really good National Stakes record and SABA DESERT can give him a fourth success in this Group 1 contest. The Dubawi colt still looked a touch green when winning the Superlative Stakes at Newmarket back in July, but also showed a smart turn of foot to quicken up and run out an impressive winner. There looks to be scope for plenty more improvement from him. Gstaad was turned over in France last time, but was beaten by a good filly in Venetian Sun and Aidan O'Brien expects him to relish the step up to 7f. The other English raider Zavateri brings an unbeaten record into the race and also commands respect.

Stron claims held by British challengers Saba Desert and Zavateri but GSTAAD could be the one to beat if staying
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AL RIFFA was impressive when stepping up to this trip for the first time in the Curragh Cup and the classy middle-distance performer can strike again at the top level. He pulled clear in fine style over C&D in July and softer ground now wouldn't be an issue. A real test of stamina would suit Illinois and he's the obvious danger. The Galileo colt was runner-up in the St Leger at Doncaster last season and filled the same position in the Gold Cup this year. The progressive Amiloc is another who has to come into calculations. The unbeaten Postponed gelding makes his first start since winning the Group 2 King Edward VII at Royal Ascot.

Illinois is deserving of success at this level but AL RIFFA could just have that better turn of foot at this distance
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RED LETTER comes here on a roll and can take another step up the ladder. The Frankel filly has bagged Listed and Group 3 prizes on her last two starts and was good when winning over nine furlongs here on her latest outing. Going up another furlong now should be no problem and she is versatile ground-wise. One Look is an obvious danger and has already bagged two Group 3 races here this term. The consistent Snellen was a game winner at Leopardstown latest and should be in the mix again.

Fourth in last year's Moyglare, RED LETTER has come good on her last two starts and should be suited by the trip and ground
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English raider CROWN OF OAKS is hard to ignore running under a penalty in this. The Wootton Bassett gelding was a very easy winner at Ascot last weekend with cut in the ground and there should be more to come. Sujet won a big pot here in June and remains relatively unexposed. He comes here on the back of a win at Killarney and commands respect. Glen To Glen was beaten at a short price over course and distance on his latest outing in July, but is tried in blinkers now.

Competitive-looking but a worthy hot favourite in CROWN OF OAKS (nap), so impressive at Ascot on soft and 7lb well-in on future events
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