There were 49 Races on Thursday 18th September 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Ayr, 8 races at Pontefract, 7 races at Yarmouth, 8 races at Naas, 9 races at Kempton, 9 races at Chelmsford City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Out of a Listed winner, TORNADO KISS raced from off the pace and ran green on debut but powered home to finish second here, beaten just a neck. That form is nothing special, but she should improve and will be suited by this longer distance. You'll Think Of Me, the first foal out of a Group 3 winner, ran well over C&D last month but is vulnerable to smart types. Luna Mia finished fourth at Group 2 level in June but although initially rated 86, that mark has slipped recently and she was well held by the winner at Gowran.

Runner-up on her debut over 5f here in July, TORNADO KISS may find enough improvement to go one better in a competitive maiden.
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Worthwhile form is thin and although SAVILE ROW was only mid-division on debut, it is hoped he can improve in first-time blinkers. Out of a half-sister to 1000 Guineas heroine Miss France, the No Nay Never colt is a half-brother to five winners, including a Group 3 scorer in Australia. He didn't show too much in a smart Curragh maiden, but can progress. Roaring Fire is a half-brother to a Group 3 winner and three other useful winners. He cost 60,000 pounds as a breezer in April and recently finished third in a barrier trial. Sparky Sparky, whose yard is in excellent form, cost 260,000 euros as a yearling and is out of a half-sister to a Group 3 winner.

Not much to go on here. The vote goes to the Michael O'Callaghan-trained newcomer ROARING FIRE who has barrier trial experience
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AEGINA hasn't been seen since her April debut, but that was a promising run in a smart maiden. Out of a half-sister to a Group 3 winner, the Donnacha O'Brien-trained youngster was slowly away and too keen on her Curragh introduction, but finished well for second behind a now 94-rated winner, with the high-class Charles Darwin fourth. Namiid has slightly inferior form, but is nonetheless an able and in-form 86-rated colt who is sure to run another solid race. Ballydoyle's Controlled was gelded ahead of his first run and having been well held then, is now tried in blinkers.

The experience gained by NAMIID is seven outings may prove decisive, though she faces a potentially smart filly in Aegina
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SUP OF RED has bits of useful maiden form and contests her first handicap in an ordinary race. Well touted for her debut in April, she finished a promising second and although she subsequently failed to build on that, did clip heels at Down Royal in June and seemed to return to form at Navan 12 days ago. She should better her 64 rating. Believe In Glory has some form in handicaps, but faded having made the running at Down Royal recently. Colin Keane is a notable booking for Monvoe, who dropped markedly to this distance when running satisfactorily at Navan last month and now contests a nursery.

Worthwhile form is scarce. SUP OF RED seemed to find her early-season form again when fourth at Navan and may be good enough
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IPANEMA BEACH sets the standard with a mark of 75 and handled plenty of cut in the ground when fourth on debut in a Navan maiden behind a subsequent Group 2 winner. There are questions to answer after his last couple of performances, but he has the form to land a claiming maiden. Darwin's Angel has raced extensively on better ground but she was fourth at Down Royal, which was a marked improvement and brings her into contention. There are winners in newcomer Leblon Sunshine's pedigree and she is worth checking for market strength. Iamimmaculate finished in rear of mid-division in a Curragh maiden and shouldn't be dismissed.

Preference is for DARWIN'S ANGEL who is heading in the right direction after a 4th in a h'cap and she may improve again for further
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WAR SAINT appeals in receipt of weight from her main rivals. She ran on well for fifth on her nursery debut at Down Royal and left the impression there was more to come. Leblon Queen has been highly tried since winning at Roscommon in May and should appreciate these calmer waters. Top-weight Celestial Siren ran well for a long way in Navan before being outgunned by the winner. She also wasn't beaten overly far in maidens at the Curragh and Leopardstown. Wild Berries has contested decent maidens and is of note on her nursery bow, while The Holy Apostle came home well for third in a nursery at Killarney but is due to encounter slower ground.

After a much improved run on his recent h'cap debut, THE HOLY APOSTLE appeals most from the same mark and there's more to come
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DUKE OF CUMBERLAND relished plenty of cut in the ground when third in Galway and the fourth has since been good enough to land a valuable rated race at Navan. This New Bay colt gets a first-time tongue-strap. Prime Artist was a very creditable fourth at 33/1 in a big sales race at the Curragh on Sunday, despite suffering a rough passage, and rates a significant threat. Madbadanddangerous went into plenty of notebooks after keeping on strongly for second in Tipperary last month and is another leading contender. Ardadslosttheplot put in a good shift to share third in Down Royal and is far from out of contention.

There was plenty to like about PRIME ARTIST (nap)'s debut in the valuable Curragh sales race on Sunday and that run is worth marking up
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A race where a market check is essential. The starting point is Aidan O'Brien's PORT FERDINAND, who holds a Group 2 entry in the Beresford Stakes. He's by Camelot out of a dual Group 1 winner so there's a lot to like on paper. O'Brien also saddles Cape Primrose, who has plenty of quality in her pedigree. Donnacha O'Brien's Eniac has the benefit of a runner-up spot in a barrier trial at Leopardstown last month, which should stand to him. His stablemate Gatlinburg made 200,000gns at the sales and is a well-related sort, while Kactus Jack was a place behind Eniac in the aforementioned barrier trial.

After a highly encouraging run in a recent barrier trial when showing a smart turn of foot, BREAKING DAWN makes the most appeal
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