There were 49 Races on Friday 5th September 2025 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Haydock, 7 races at Ascot, 6 races at Bangor, 7 races at Kilbeggan, 7 races at Down Royal, 7 races at Worcester, 7 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Tongue-tied for the first time having been far from disgraced in the Anglesey at the Curragh, KILLOURNEY REIGNS sets a useful standard. The Ten Sovereigns colt arguably faces his easiest assignment to date and is expected to take all the beating. Baker Blue and The Right One have both proven consistent and they could take advantage should the selection underperform. Bad Boy Rizz, whose latest performance was full of promise, is another to consider.

This may be a good chance for KILLOURNEY REIGNS who wasn't disgraced in Group company last time and he should relish the drop in class
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Arklow Lad could surprise in a first-time tongue-tie now dropping back down in trip after weakening late on over 6f at the Curragh. SHADOW OF THE MOON looks the likelier winner, though, following her second to the odds-on Stella Alpina at Tipperary, with the first two clear of the remainder and with room for further improvement on her third start. Titan Sun was second in a Cork handicap last month and is also of interest returning to maiden company.

This can go the way of SHADOW OF THE MOON (nap) who pulled clear with a rival in a maiden last month and there should be more to come
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LUCIA MOLLY and Divelment jointly set the standard based on official ratings. While it's true both can pay their way when they go handicapping, the former has shown a decent level of consistency in four previous starts and the daughter of Profitable shades the vote. Pliny and Eleven A are closely matched based on their Leopardstown encounter and each could improve. Green Citation and Talitha are appealing newcomers to keep an eye on.

LUCIA MOLLY is preferred having proven herself on soft at Galway and she should relish the return to 7f having finished 2nd on AW since
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Fitted with a tongue-tie for the first time, BELIEVE IN GLORY shaped well when finishing a solid fifth in a tougher nursery over 6f at the Curragh. This extra yardage promises to bring further improvement and she can edge out Quinn's Charm. The latter posted a better effort over today's trip at the Curragh and can land a blow, while Venetian Star and Down The Glen are others to consider.

The filly GAS WORKS WALL shades the vote after her promising handicap debut where she shaped like a return to seven furlongs would suit
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As consistent as they come under both codes this season, BILLIE FRECHETTE is likely to relish this unique test and the booking of Dylan Browne McMonagle aboard Noel Meade's course winner looks significant. Raised 5lb for a taking success at Tramore last month, The Truant must enter calculations, while Sir Callisto has the potential to improve for the steep rise in distance. Course winner Empress Alma is another to note, as are Alba Chiara and Grappa Nonino.

Noel Meade has an excellent recent record in this race and has a very strong contender here in BILLIE FRECHETTE
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It's hard to ignore the claims of AREANA. The six-year-old sported first-time blinkers on her first start for the Hartys at Naas and bolted up. Even a 9lb rise might underestimate the level of authority she displayed that day and the daughter of Pride Of Dubai will prove a tough nut to crack. Evangelic makes his handicap/stable debut after showing ability in his four career starts, so he is one to watch out for. Of the remainder, God Knows makes the most appeal.

Quite open but perhaps AREANA can follow up a recent win in a similar Naas contest off a 9lb higher mark
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The introduction of blinkers saw an improved bid from Gallo Dell Cielo when finishing second at Tipperary last month and he must enter calculations off an unchanged mark. However, MISCHIEF MAN is 2lb lower than for his third at Cork and may prove to be the better handicapped of the pair. Recent Navan winner Share The Treasure should make her presence felt once more, while Walnut Beach might appreciate a return to this distance.

Following an improved showing upped to 1m4f at Cork last time, the lightly raced 3yo MISCHIEF MAN could be the one to side with here
Ths is the racecard key.
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