There were 32 Races on Wednesday 5th November 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Chepstow, 7 races at Musselburgh, 8 races at Dundalk, 9 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | ATR Speed | Form Plus | Class Runs | Speed Runs | Speed at Distance | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (1) (16/5 +29%)Wen Moon |
16/5(+29%) | (1) Wen Moon 16/5, Ran to recent level when beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap at Newcastle last time; usually held up; suited by 5f, acts on any turf going; down again in the weights, not ruled out. 14lb lower than when fourth over C&D in May; respected on his first try in class 6 company. |
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2nd (12) (12/1 +25%)Little Mi Mi |
12/1(+25%) | (12) Little Mi Mi 12/1, Yard won this last year; too keen and below form back up in trip when down the field in a 6f handicap at Newcastle most recently; effective 5/6f, acts on good ground; capable if bouncing back on return to turf. 0-12; runner-up on stable debut but she hasn't matched that in two starts since. |
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3rd (2) (11/4 +66%)Our Absent Friends |
11/4(+66%) | (2) Our Absent Friends 11/4, Ran to form when fourth beaten 2l off 65 back on turf last time; trainer in form; wide draw; suited by 5f, acts on any except heavy; inconsistent but capable off this mark. Won at Redcar off 2lb lower in September; fourth at Haydock latest and now drops in grade. |
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4th (4) (11/2 +45%)Ganesha |
11/2(+45%) | (4) Ganesha 11/2, Below form when beaten 7 1/4l in a handicap at Newcastle last time; had been in good form prior; suited by 5f, acts on any turf going; remains on a workable mark but needs to bounce back. Placed on two occasions prior to a below-par run on the AW last time; needs to bounce back. |
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5th (9) (8/1 -23%)Sir Benedict |
8/1(-23%) | (9) Sir Benedict 8/1, Back to his best when an unlucky second beaten a nose off 50 last time; wide draw; best at 5f, acts on soft, good and AW; veteran who needs a strong pace but respected. Quickly back to form when narrowly beaten by Thunderstorm Katie over C&D last time; up 3lb. |
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6th (7) (18/1 -50%)Laurens Dream |
18/1(-50%) | (7) Laurens Dream 18/1, Again below her best when beaten 4l off 56 over 6f at Redcar last time; effective 5-7f, acts on soft and good ground; first run at 5f in a year, worth a try. Has been placed on turf but both of her wins have been at Newcastle over a bit further. |
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7th (8) (13/2 +41%)Fear And Fast |
13/2(+41%) | (8) Fear And Fast 13/2, Below form without obvious excuse when beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap at Nottingham last time; from a top course yard; effective 5/6f, acts on soft and good to firm; maiden in fair form but more needed to get off the mark. 0-15; beaten around 5l when second over C&D last month before he was sixth at Nottingham. |
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8th (13) (33/1 -18%)John Kirkup |
33/1(-18%) | (13) John Kirkup 33/1, Below form when beaten 4 1/2l in a handicap at Hamilton last time after being made too much use of; effective 5/6f, acts on any turf going; past C&D winner but on a two-year losing run. Without a win in over two years and he was behind a few of these at Hamilton last time. |
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9th (10) (12/1 -60%)Ski Angel |
12/1(-60%) | (10) Ski Angel 12/1, Too keen but ran just about to form off a new mark when fifth beaten 2 1/2l off 50 last time; effective 5f, acts on soft and good to firm; running well over this C&D and likely to go well again. Three-time C&D winner who shaped as if still in form when fifth behind Thunderstorm Katie. |
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10th (5) (28/1 -100%)Royal Duke |
28/1(-100%) | (5) Royal Duke 28/1, Scored by a neck off 57 here in August; below form after not getting the best start last time; suited by 5f, acts on good to soft and good ground; excuses since that C&D win and now down in the weights. Won over C&D in August but he was below his best last time; back down in grade. |
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11th (11) (14/1 -27%)Zaphea |
14/1(-27%) | (11) Zaphea 14/1, Won this last year; again well below form when beaten 5l in a handicap here last time; effective at 5f and suited by cut; well treated but hard to fancy on this season's evidence. 18lb lower than when winning this last year but she was behind a few of these last time. |
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12th (14) (80/1 -186%)Hard Nut |
80/1(-186%) | (14) Hard Nut 80/1, Below form when fourth beaten 7 1/2l in a handicap here on soft ground latest; effective at 5f, acts on good to soft and a sound surface; inconsistent, others look stronger. 50-1 winner here last August but he's winless since; did too much too soon here last time. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Thunderstorm Katie, a C&D winner before successfully coping with a 4lb higher mark at Newcastle last week, appeals in her bid to complete a hat-trick. A 5lb penalty could be manageable in her current form, although significant ease in the ground would restrict the enthusiasm. With that in mind, SKI ANGEL, a three-time track-and-trip winner, could be the way to go if the forecast rain arrives. Our Absent Friends and Sir Benedict can also figure from handy draws.

Thunderstorm Katie is second choice behind WEN MOON who is on a good mark and now drops into class 6 company for the first time.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | ATR Speed | Form Plus | Class Runs | Speed Runs | Speed at Distance | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (9) (40/1 -122%)India Gold |
40/1(-122%) | (9) India Gold 40/1, Ran to form when third, beaten 6 1/4l in a maiden over 8f at Southwell most recently; hood on for the first time; effective 6-8f, acts on good; drops in trip and may be vulnerable. Shown ability in four starts, including when third over 1m at Southwell; hood now applied. |
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2nd (2) (5/4 +72%)Blakefell |
5/4(+72%) | (2) Blakefell 5/4, Below form when beaten 8l in an auction race at Newmarket last time; effective around 7f, acts on good to soft and good; ran to a fair level in sales races and has a good chance back in maiden company. Returns to a maiden having competed in two sales races at Doncaster and Newmarket. |
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3rd (1) (22/1 -10%)Top Lad |
22/1(-10%) | (1) Top Lad 22/1, Ran to debut level when fourth, beaten 5l in a maiden over 5f at Catterick last time; effective at 5f, bred for 7f, acts on soft; has a bit to prove over this longer trip. Yet to build on his debut effort at Hamilton in two starts since and now goes up to 7f. |
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4th (10) (11/4 +17%)Positive Thoughts |
11/4(+17%) | (10) Positive Thoughts 11/4, Confirmed debut promise when second, beaten a neck in a novice at Southwell last time; effective at 7f; looks progressive and should be competitive though still needs a bit more to break her maiden. Built on her debut effort when beaten a neck at Southwell last time; holds solid claims. |
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5th (7) (12/1 +40%)Irish Incentive |
12/1(+40%) | (7) Irish Incentive 12/1, 20 Mar; 25,000 euros Starman filly; dam fair at 8f. 25,000euros yearling; dam unplaced 7.5f-9.4f (RPR 63); best watched on her debut. |
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6th (4) (33/1 -175%)Clocker |
33/1(-175%) | (4) Clocker 33/1, Modest debut effort when well beaten in a novice over 8f at Redcar on only start; bred for 8-10f; should improve with experience, though the drop in trip may not suit. Hinted at promise when fifth at Redcar over a mile on her debut; drop to 7f may not suit. |
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7th (8) (9/1 -38%)Silky Lass |
9/1(-38%) | (8) Silky Lass 9/1, 10 May; 26,000gns Massaat filly; full-sister to Granny Budgie, smart at 6f; dam useful at 6f at 2yo; top trainer. 26,000gns yearling; sister to 6f winner Granny Budgie; interesting on her debut. |
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8th (6) (4/1 +43%)Henriette Ronner |
4/1(+43%) | (6) Henriette Ronner 4/1, Showed greenness before and during race when well beaten in a novice at Newmarket on debut; trainer in good form; bred to stay 8f+, and improvement is expected from a top yard. Unseated her rider in the parade ring before finishing fifth of 11 at Newmarket on debut. |
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9th (11) (80/1 -220%)Twilight Baby |
80/1(-220%) | (11) Twilight Baby 80/1, 4 Mar; Twilight Son filly; half-sister to Foinix, fair at 12f; dam smart at 7f; faces a tough enough task on debut. Filly by Twilight Son; half-sister to 1m2f-1m4f winner Foinix (RPR 63). |
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10th (5) (200/1 -150%)Duchess T |
200/1(-150%) | (5) Duchess T 200/1, Showed small improvement on moderate debut when fourth, beaten 13l in a maiden over 8f at Nottingham last time; bred to stay middle distances and still quite weak, likely to need more time. Beaten around 13l when fourth at Nottingham on her second start; looks one for handicaps. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

EAGLE BAY was only two lengths behind a now 79-rated opponent at Catterick. That was a highly encouraging introduction given his obvious inexperience and, as a half-brother to a multiple winner over this trip, he shades preference based on potential. Positive Thoughts built on her first run at Ayr when filling the runner-up berth at Southwell and could have another big say. Clocker and Henriette Ronner also have scope for progression.

Market support should be noted for Silky Lass (second choice) on her debut but EAGLE BAY is selected to get off the mark.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | ATR Speed | Form Plus | Class Runs | Speed Runs | Speed at Distance | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2) (7/2 +61%)Sailthisshipalone |
7/2(+61%) | (2) Sailthisshipalone 7/2, Again below his summer best when beaten 4l off 75 at Pontefract last time. Effective at 7f and 8f and handles any ground, though not showing his best form of late. Well treated on the pick of this year's efforts but not shown signs of taking advantage. |
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2nd (1) (5/2 +38%)Dwindling Funds |
5/2(+38%) | (1) Dwindling Funds 5/2, Won by 3 1/4l off 66 over 7f at Ayr on his penultimate start but ran below form when up in grade last time. Top course jockey and trainer combination. Effective from 7f to 9f and handles any ground; better chance now dropped in class. Won six times this year from 7f to 1m2f; sixth at Doncaster last time in a higher grade. |
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3rd (7) (17/2 +29%)Harswell Duke |
17/2(+29%) | (7) Harswell Duke 17/2, Below form when comfortably held in a Nottingham handicap last time, wearing a first-time visor. Trainer in form and now tries a new headgear combination with tongue-tie first time. Effective 7f to 9f and handles any going but prefers ease in the ground; needs to bounce back. Runner-up at Carlisle in June but his form has been patchy since; blinkers replace visor. |
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4th (6) (7/1 -409%)Double Time |
7/1(-409%) | (6) Double Time 7/1, Improved when dominating a race that was hard to come from off the pace, winning a Kempton handicap by 2 1/2l off 65 last time. Effective at 8f and suited by ground with give; remains competitively treated on earlier form. Bounced back to form when winning at Kempton last time; holds claims off 5lb higher. |
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5th (5) (9/2 +40%)Yermanthere |
9/2(+40%) | (5) Yermanthere 9/2, Ran to form and made late gains off a steady pace when beaten 5l in a handicap at Nottingham last time. Suited by 8f and acts on soft (not heavy) and good ground. Form a little erratic but remains on a fair mark. Some good efforts this year, including when runner-up at Carlisle in June; place claims. |
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6th (8) (9/1 +18%)Bint Al Karama |
9/1(+18%) | (8) Bint Al Karama 9/1, Too keen and made too much use of when second, beaten 6 1/2l in a 9f handicap here last time. Effective from 8f to 9f and acts on soft and good ground; has a bit to prove off this mark. Mostly struggled since winning a seller here last October but was second here last time. |
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7th (4) (8/1 +0%)Highland Olly |
8/1(+0%) | (4) Highland Olly 8/1, Won by 3 1/4l off 64 over 7f here three starts ago. Made too much use of last time. Effective from 7f to 8f, acts on soft and good to firm; enjoys it here but competes off a higher turf mark now. Made all over 7f here in August but he's been held on the AW in two starts since. |
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8th (3) (18/1 +0%)Bavaria Iron |
18/1(+0%) | (3) Bavaria Iron 18/1, Well below his French form and stopped quickly when well beaten in a 10f handicap at Pontefract last time. Effective from 8f to 10f and acts on soft and good ground; drops in trip in first-time tongue-tie but has plenty to prove. Ex-German 6yo who was beaten 32l on stable debut last time; tongue-tie now applied. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Although Dwindling Funds has won six times since late-July, he was held off this mark at Doncaster last time and DOUBLE TIME edges preference. The Tim Vaughan-trained gelding struck from a 9lb higher rating during the summer of 2024 and still looks well treated, despite a 5lb rise for a cosy victory at Kempton last month. Bint Al Karama tends to go well here and also warrants consideration.

The drop back in grade may help DWINDLING FUNDS return to winning ways, while Double Time is respected after his Kempton win.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

A switch to more aggressive tactics paid dividends for VELVET WHISPER when making most of the running to score at Nottingham. Ed Bethell's filly had enough in hand to suggest that a 4lb higher mark is surmountable and a double may be in store. Tee Aitch Aye arrives on the back of a never-nearer third over 1m2f at Ayr and looks worth another go over an extended 1m4f. The four-year-old is feared most, ahead of Irish raider Sayidah New Bay.

Velvet Whisper could have more to offer but SAYIDAH NEW BAY shaped well on her handicap debut and could be suited by this trip.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

OUTRUN THE STORM took a step back in the right direction when making the frame at Redcar and if he can improve just a little more, he might be up to taking top honours. Jkr Cobbler has finished third a couple of times since scoring at Ayr, when he had John L Sullivan back in sixth. The latter won this 12 months ago and is 3lb lower now. Monhammer has been performing well and will surely get his head back in front sooner rather than later.

This looks tricky, with more negatives than positives but maybe MONHAMMER's turn has come round again.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Mudamer won twice at Catterick in October, appreciating the drop to 7f, but the fact he is now a total of 11lb higher leaves him vulnerable. Having landed the second division of the handicap won by the former last time, U SURE DO has the potential to back that effort up after rising just 4lb. Monsieur Kodi has been knocking on the door recently and completes the shortlist along with Glenfinnan.

Having dropped 10lb below his last winning mark, GWEEDORE returns to the scene of his two best efforts this year and gets the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

AIGHEAR has bounced back to form recently, with the seven-year-old beaten just half a length when bidding for a third victory in succession at Newbury. Amie Waugh rode the mare to triumph both times at Ayr earlier in the autumn and this appears to be a fine opportunity for her to get back to winning ways. Spooky Wooky chased her home in September and has since placed over C&D, which earns him respect. Quercus Robur and Young Merlin head the remainder.

Aighear may be a starting point to calculations but SPOOKY WOOKY (nap) can take another step forward to get off the mark.
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