There were 34 Races on Monday 14th July 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Ayr, 6 races at Newton Abbot, 7 races at Downpatrick, 7 races at Killarney, 7 races at Windsor, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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LILAC LADY can improve from her one-length defeat around Sligo. Purchased for 3,000 euros at the Goffs Autumn HIT Sale, Mark McNiff's challenger improved from her stable debut to finish third. The forward-going daughter of Churchill can progress once more and should be on the premises. The standout piece of form in the race comes from Gordon Elliott's charge Two Become One, who finished a close second to the now 135-rated Win Some Lose Some in May 2024. However, on her return from a year off, she was a big drifter in the market beforehand and ran accordingly. Although she should improve, market signals will dictate the strength of her claims. Winning pointer Kilmore Coral may also have a part to play.

Gavin Cromwell runs three, the pick of which appears to be SOPHIA ROSE, who shaped as though this trip will suit at Listowel last time
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Runner-up on his last start at this track, FULL CONFESSION can go one better with natural progression. The Willie Mullins-trained son of Kingston Hill fetched 60,000 euros after scoring in a Dromahane point-to-point. He went on to win a Fairyhouse bumper over 2m, which shows he has the gears for this trip, and he was a good second over 2m6f last time. The other recent runner-up in the field, Power Of Words, would have every chance in a first-time hood under Jack Kennedy as long he settles because he raced keenly on his last start. In receipt of 12lb, he can push the selection all the way to the line in a contest which looks to be between the two. Front Door Famous is the pick of the remainder.

Little strength in depth and recent second here FULL CONFESSION should be hard to beat dropped in trip
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C&D second AR NOS NA GAOITHE lost out to a very well-handicapped rival who has since gone on to win a Newcastle Flat handicap. Philip Rothwell's contender received a 2lb rise and is now 13lb above her sole winning mark, although Tiernan Power Roche's claim is a big help. Fire Coral is bound to have every chance, especially if reproducing the form of her last run here. Now on stable debut for Sam Curling, she has been dropped 6lb, leaving her on a very enticing mark. On the pick of Hidalgo Des Mottes' form, he should be competitive and made a good reappearance when third at Cork, although he has failed to build on it. Centaq and Firstupbestdressed are making their second starts in handicaps, making any market moves interesting.

A clear second over C&D on her comeback run last month AR NOS NA GAOITHE looks the one to beat here off just a 2lb higher mark
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This would appear a clear opportunity for the 107-rated JAZZ DE COTTE to open his account over hurdles. The Gordon Elliott-trained six-year-old was a staying-on second around this track on his penultimate start and with a reproduction of that showing, he would certainly have a favourite's chance, even though he blew out last time. Jackson Lamb showed his liking for this venue when winning a bumper with strong market support behind him last year. His jumping would need to hold up, but he looks an obvious contender to finish in the frame. Neil McKnight saddled the winner of a maiden hurdle on this card last year and his Chisum should improve from his debut during the spring.

Jackson Lamb has posted a higher RPR in bumpers than JAZZ DE COTTE but the the selection has, crucially, more hurdling experience
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Despite his lack of a previous run this year, LAKEFIELD FLYER looks the safest option. The Shark Hanlon-trained gelding has run well fresh in the past, so the fact that the seven-year-old has been off since October is less of a concern than usual. A C&D winner, he is lightly raced over fences having had just the three starts. With his stable among the winners on Friday, there are plenty of positives. The locally-trained Gorthill is interesting now returning to handicap company. Runner-up here in a hunter chase in May, the nine-year-old is sure to be involved. Purse Price shouldn't be discounted on her debut for Ross O'Sullivan.

Not many appeal here. LAKEFIELD FLYER lacks a recent run but has run well fresh and gets a tentative vote
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Narrowly denied on her second chasing start at Tipperary recently, BETTY DUTTON can go one better. A 100-rated mare over hurdles, the Edward O'Grady-trained seven-year-old has a class edge over a number of these rivals. With Darragh O'Keeffe a notable booking, she has bright prospects of registering a first career win over fences. Point-to-point winner Je Suis shaped encouragingly when mid-division on her chasing debut at Tipperary earlier this month. Entitled to improve from that, the Sam Curling-trained mare enters calculations. Karloss should be sharper having run well on his return from a long absence when fourth over hurdles at Clonmel in May.

The mare BETTY DUTTON had one of the higher marks of these as a hurdler and has already run well over fences.
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A dual winner over hurdles since obtaining his mark in this discipline, OUR ZEBO now looks very well handicapped. Following a breakthrough success at Tramore in April, the grey doubled up when easily winning at this track on his next start. Having won a point-to-point, the Noel Kelly-trained six-year-old appears to have no issues in the jumping department. From a rating 22lb lower than over flights, a clear round should be enough to see him home in front. A course winner over hurdles, Jimli's Cave finished third in a handicap chase here on his penultimate start. He should be involved for local connections. Mrs Biddle has each-way claims at the very least.

The eyes are drawn to OUR ZEBO (nap) who had been going great guns over hurdles until last time and he's well handicapped back chasing
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