Newmarket Races & Results Tomform Saturday 11th October 2025

There were 51 Races on Saturday 11th October 2025 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Newmarket, 7 races at York, 7 races at Chepstow, 7 races at Fairyhouse, 7 races at Hexham, 7 races at Naas, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.

Races & Results Saturday 11th October 2025

The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.

13:15 Newmarket (Class 1) 9f - 6 Run 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
1
4
1st (4) Damysus (2/1 +0%)
Damysus

2
2/1(+0%)
(4) Damysus 2/1, Very smart at his best, as when second in Gr 2 Dante at York and back from a break with decisive win in 10f Listed race at Deauville latest; 9f an unknown but leading player otherwise.
Back on track for 1m2f French Listed win and he surely retains potential.
2
5
2nd (5) Gladius (15/8 +44%)
Gladius

1.875
15/8(+44%)
(5) Gladius 15/8, Lightly-raced colt who is progressing well, last time sound fourth upped to Group 3 level at York (9f; wide early); may very well come on again and commands major respect.
Fourth in York Group 3 latest; needs to maintain progressive profile but that is possible.
3
1
3rd (1) First Conquest (4/1 +0%)
First Conquest

4
4/1(+0%)
(1) First Conquest 4/1, Four wins from just nine starts, including one at 9f; latest fourth in Haydock Gr 3 back from a break in August was fine effort under a 3lb penalty; sound chance.
4th of seven in Haydock Group 3 (1m2f, good) nine weeks ago makes him a leading contender.
4
2
4th (2) Liberty Lane (13/2 +0%)
Liberty Lane

6.5
13/2(+0%)
(2) Liberty Lane 13/2, Not at best lately, though was probably made too much use of at Ayr latest (still ran okay); wouldn't want the ground any quicker than good; big chance on form of 2024 second in this.
Big shout on form, including C&D, but ground firmer than good would be a substantial worry.
5th
6
5th (6) Mister Rizz (20/1 -67%)
Mister Rizz

20
20/1(-67%)
(6) Mister Rizz 20/1, Has quickly made up into a useful 3yo at around 10f in this first season but seemingly held by Damysus on Deauville running in August and this drop back to 9f isn't necessarily a plus either.
Best form on his last two starts but this race requires a chunk of improvement.
6th
3
6th (3) Torito (20/1 -100%)
Torito

20
20/1(-100%)
(3) Torito 20/1, Yard won this last year; might well have needed this season's sole run at Ascot in June, when back from a year off; absent again since; bit to find even on his very best form.
Below form at Royal Ascot after a year off; lightly raced and has a chance if back on song.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

13:15 Newmarket (Class 1) 9f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

Three-year-olds have a fine recent record in this and DAMYSUS gets the nod with that in mind. Thrust into the Derby having finished second in the Dante prior, things didn't go to plan and he was given some time to recover. The Frankel colt returned to score in comfortable fashion at Deauville in August, though, and any further improvement ought to see him go very close. Gladius was far from disgraced in the Strensall last time out and is another open to considerable progress. First Conquest heads the remainder.

Fast ground is no problem for FIRST CONQUEST and he registered career-best form last time out. Damysus has to be feared most.

13:15 Newmarket (Class 1) 9f PREDICTION SIMULATION


13:50 Newmarket (Class 1) 10f - 8 Run 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
1
7
1st (7) Pierre Bonnard (6/4 +73%)
Pierre Bonnard

1.5
6/4(+73%)
(7) Pierre Bonnard 6/4, Yard has won two of last 10 runnings; fulfilled debut promise when winning a maiden switched to the AW at Dundalk (1m); pedigree encouraging for 10f now; much respected.
Won a maiden at Dundalk (1m, AW) on second start and plenty to like about that performance.
2
3
2nd (3) Endorsement (5/2 -11%)
Endorsement

2.5
5/2(-11%)
(3) Endorsement 5/2, Yard has won two of last 10 runnings; strong at the finish when winning a 9f maiden at Tipperary last time; further progress is likely and commands major respect.
Carries his head bit high but asserted late on last time (1m1f) and this trip should suit.
3
2
3rd (2) Del Maro (14/1 -56%)
Del Maro

14
14/1(-56%)
(2) Del Maro 14/1, Yard has won three of last five runnings; progressive thrice-raced maiden at 1m; 10f may well suit on pedigree but more is needed and Buick prefers Look To The Stars.
Hood returns; plenty of ability and bred to stay but yet to get his act together.
4
8
4th (8) Spyce (8/1 +11%)
Spyce

8
8/1(+11%)
(8) Spyce 8/1, Game when winning a maiden at Yarmouth over 8f by a neck last time; squeak.
Second in the Convivial Maiden at York (7f) and got on top by a neck at Yarmouth (1m).
5th
6
5th (6) Mr Colonel (50/1 -150%)
Mr Colonel

50
50/1(-150%)
(6) Mr Colonel 50/1, Second in both starts (both 1m), last time in Ayr novice; cheekpieces first time; this Frankel colt is a brother to a 2m1f bumper winner; plenty more needed.
Promising for 1m2f but beaten a neck both starts and he is bottom of this pack on ratings.
6th
4
6th (4) Look To The Stars (6/1 -118%)
Look To The Stars

6
6/1(-118%)
(4) Look To The Stars 6/1, Yard has won three of last five runnings; progressive gelding, last time winning at Newbury (1m; useful form); pedigree strongly suggests he'll stay 10f; leading claims.
Won his last two; tricky to settle and carries head high but he's been galloping on at 1m.
7th
1
7th (1) Allegresse (17/2 +29%)
Allegresse

8.5
17/2(+29%)
(1) Allegresse 17/2, Has fulfilled debut promise in two wins at 1m on Kempton AW since, last time showing useful form (first two clear); there's stamina aplenty on his dam's side; respected.
Won novice events from the front when odds-on at Kempton (1m, AW) on last two starts.
8th
5
8th (5) Loz Vegas (50/1 -100%)
Loz Vegas

50
50/1(-100%)
(5) Loz Vegas 50/1, Awarded Sandown maiden in the stewards' room and would have been a bit closer behind Look To The Stars at Newbury latest but for being hampered late on; more needed now.
Unable to get to grips with Look To The Stars at Newbury but looked a candidate for 1m2f.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

13:50 Newmarket (Class 1) 10f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

Charlie Appleby didn't have a representative in this 12 months ago, but he won the three previous renewals so Look To The Stars and Del Maro must be respected. William Buick opts to ride the former, which could be telling, but SPYCE is preferred. Second in the typically warm Convivial Maiden at York before going one place better at Yarmouth, pedigree suggests he could be even better over this longer trip. A comfortable winner at Tipperary latest, Endorsement must enter calculations too.

Endorsement and Look To The Stars are considered but PIERRE BONNARD makes more appeal. The chief threat may be Spyce.

13:50 Newmarket (Class 1) 10f PREDICTION SIMULATION


14:25 Newmarket (Class 1) 8f - 7 Run 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
1
4
1st (4) Hankelow (5/2 +17%)
Hankelow

2.5
5/2(+17%)
(4) Hankelow 5/2, Stylish debut winner at York before close second in Listed race at Doncaster latest (well-backed there); highly likely to stay 1m; sets the standard and leading chance.
Scored at York and went very close in Doncaster Listed event; top on the figures.
2
1
2nd (1) Al Zanati (3/1 -9%)
Al Zanati

3
3/1(-9%)
(1) Al Zanati 3/1, Yard has won four of last five runnings; raced freely when a narrow winner in a maiden over 7f at Newmarket (July) on debut; beat a decent horse there and has to be respected.
Successful on the July course here two months ago; yard has great record in this race.
3
3
3rd (3) Glacius (40/1 -122%)
Glacius

40
40/1(-122%)
(3) Glacius 40/1, Improved a little from 1m debut win (on the July course) when fourth in Listed race at Haydock (1m) latest; it's early days but more needed on what he's shown so far.
Ran creditably in Haydock Listed event last time but needs improvement on ratings.
4
5
4th (5) New Zealand (15/2 -25%)
New Zealand

7.5
15/2(-25%)
(5) New Zealand 15/2, Yard won this last year; still green and didn't do a lot in front when narrowly winning a 7f maiden at The Curragh last time (form franked since); should stay 1m; more needed but likely improver.
Only scrambled home in his second Curragh maiden but still seemed on the green side.
5th
6
5th (6) Pathein (10/1 +17%)
Pathein

10
10/1(+17%)
(6) Pathein 10/1, Narrow winner at 28-1 in a 1m maiden at Doncaster on debut (second winner since); that was a very promising start but this calls for more for sure.
Won maiden at the Doncaster St Leger meeting; nice prospect for Ed Dunlop.
6th
7
6th (7) Straight Up (7/2 -27%)
Straight Up

3.5
7/2(-27%)
(7) Straight Up 7/2, Yard won this last year; overcame early greenness for very promising 3l win in a 7f maiden at Listowel (heavy) on debut recently; that looks reasonable form and is a leading contender.
Registered a 3l success, strong at the finish, in Listowel maiden; promising.
7th
2
7th (2) Archer Royal (11/2 +66%)
Archer Royal

5.5
11/2(+66%)
(2) Archer Royal 11/2, AW winner on debut before creditable third to Dewhurst Stakes-bound winner in 7f Gr 3 here last time; promising and likely to stay 1m but he'll need to step up to win this.
Ran well in the Tattersalls Stakes; has raced only twice and may do better still.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

14:25 Newmarket (Class 1) 8f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

It's hard to form a strong opinion given that each of these has the potential to improve significantly, but AL ZANATI shades the verdict. The son of Dubawi narrowly prevailed on the July Course when making his debut, beating a rival who has since gone on to fill the runner-up spot in the Goffs Million at the Curragh. He's still entered in the Futurity Trophy, a target that could be well within his grasp if landing the spoils here. A step up in trip ought to suit Hankelow, who was touched off in the Flying Scotsman at Doncaster. New Zealand could fare best of the O'Brien pair.

There are unexposed types aplenty. AL ZANATI gets the percentage call ahead of Hankelow and Straight Up.

14:25 Newmarket (Class 1) 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION


15:00 Newmarket (Class 1) 7f - 9 Run 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
1
3
1st (3) Gewan (25/1 -56%)
Gewan

25
25/1(-56%)
(3) Gewan 25/1, Bit disappointing at Doncaster (good) last time; two previous wins, both on good to firm, were very promising, particularly when winning York Gr 3 (smart form); needs to bounce back.
Beaten favourite in the Champagne Stakes, failing to back up his Acomb form.
2
4
2nd (4) Gstaad (7/4 +47%)
Gstaad

1.75
7/4(+47%)
(4) Gstaad 7/4, Yard has won five of last 10 runnings; gradually progressive colt, last twice just losing out in Gr 1s at Deauville (6f) and The Curragh (7f; behind Zavateri); may well come on again; claims.
Coventry winner; good second in the Prix Morny and National Stakes; major contender.
3
2
3rd (2) Distant Storm (9/4 +0%)
Distant Storm

2.25
9/4(+0%)
(2) Distant Storm 9/4, Yard has won this three times recently; 1,900,000euros 2yo who pulled too hard in his one defeat but much more settled when winning well in C&D Gr 3 last time; that's good form; claims.
Impressive in the Tattersalls Stakes over C&D last time; Group 1 colt in the making.
4
9
4th (9) Zavateri (9/2 -50%)
Zavateri

4.5
9/2(-50%)
(9) Zavateri 9/2, Four from four, including two Gr 2s (6f and 7f) and then improving again to pip Gstaad in Gr 1 National Stakes at The Curragh (7f); has a fine attitude; much respected.
National Stakes winner; progressive, very game, still unbeaten and top on ratings.
5th
6
5th (6) Oxagon (9/1 -13%)
Oxagon

9
9/1(-13%)
(6) Oxagon 9/1, Thrice-raced colt who won well in a novice on second start before sound second in 7f Gr 2 at Doncaster that is working out well; another step up needed now.
Form stacks up well; good second in the Group 2 Champagne Stakes most recently; solid.
6th
1
6th (1) Alparslan (50/1 -355%)
Alparslan

50
50/1(-355%)
(1) Alparslan 50/1, Has won both his starts by a wide margin, last time in valuable sales race at The Curragh; proven at 7f and on contrasting ground; highly promising but this demands a step up form wise.
Bottom of this pack on ratings but he's two from two and may well improve further.
7th
7
7th (7) Pacific Avenue (33/1 +18%)
Pacific Avenue

33
33/1(+18%)
(7) Pacific Avenue 33/1, Been beaten twice in Group races since winning on debut though race not go his way the first time and 1m possibly too far latest; improvement needed; stable third string on jockey bookings.
Not disgraced in the Solario and Royal Lodge but needs to find improvement.
8th
5
8th (5) Italy (12/1 -9%)
Italy

12
12/1(-9%)
(5) Italy 12/1, Yard has won five of last 10 runnings; very smart colt and though held by stablemate Gstaad on latest Curragh form (7f; Gr 1), again looked a work in progress there; may improve; claims.
Ties in with several of today's rivals on his consistent Group form since debut win.
9th
8
9th (8) Saba Desert (33/1 -32%)
Saba Desert

33
33/1(-32%)
(8) Saba Desert 33/1, Yielding ground perhaps too slow latest but should still have run better; cheekpieces now; won his first two starts, latterly in 7f Gr 2; needs to step up even on that to be involved here.
Won the Superlative but flopped badly in the Group 1 National Stakes; headgear applied.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

15:00 Newmarket (Class 1) 7f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

The value may lie with OXAGON, whose runner-up effort in the Champagne at Doncaster has been well franked by the first and third going on to score at ParisLongchamp last weekend, including at Group One level. An easy winner at Sandown before that, the son of Frankel should be able to handle the undulations of the Rowley Mile, with Gstaad put forward as the primary threat following another close-run thing at the top level last month. Aidan O'Brien's colt is taken to overturn that National Stakes form with the highly progressive Zavateri, while Distant Storm improved from his Acomb third to score impressively over C&D and is another to consider.

Zavateri and Gstaad are difficult to split. DISTANT STORM has Dewhurst written all over him, while Oxagon is solid.

15:00 Newmarket (Class 1) 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION


15:40 Newmarket (Class 2) 18f - 19 Run 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
1
9
1st (9) Beylerbeyi (7/1 +30%)
Beylerbeyi

7
7/1(+30%)
(9) Beylerbeyi 7/1, Form has taken off since upped to 1m4f+ more recently, last twice looking a bit unlucky in two very good runs at around 14f; not sure to last this far but still respected; hood goes on.
Unraced beyond an extended 1m6f but no doubt he's well handicapped and thriving.
2
4
2nd (4) Dawn Rising (15/2 +38%)
Dawn Rising

7.5
15/2(+38%)
(4) Dawn Rising 15/2, Perhaps not quite the force of old but he's 7lb lower than when a good 4l sixth in this last year and latest fifth in the Irish Cesarewitch was a sound effort too; Murphy is booked too; claims.
7lb lower than when about 4l sixth in this race last year, which gives him a shot.
3
6
3rd (6) Bunting (5/1 +29%)
Bunting

5
5/1(+29%)
(6) Bunting 5/1, Yard has won three of last 10 runnings; distinct promise at Leopardstown (13f) last time, running on well late on; unproven on good or faster but unexposed and this test just might suit; claims.
Never-nearer fifth of 15 in valuable handicap at Leopardstown (1m5f) gave renewed hope.
4
2
4th (2) Divine Comedy (28/1 -133%)
Divine Comedy

28
28/1(-133%)
(2) Divine Comedy 28/1, Mostly creditable runs from this 7yo mare this season, last time back from summer break with sound third at Goodwood; trip/ground okay but others look better-weighted.
No win this year but she's run with credit almost every time; each-way player.
5th
16
5th (16) Reverend Hubert (7/2 +50%)
Reverend Hubert

3.5
7/2(+50%)
(16) Reverend Hubert 7/2, Creditable eighth in this last year when ground was said to have been a bit too slow; back on the Flat with easy C&D win last time; 6lb well-in under his penalty; strong contender.
Drew 8l clear in the C&D Trial (good) three weeks ago; well handicapped with 4lb penalty.
6th
11
6th (11) Ndaawi (10/1 +50%)
Ndaawi

10
10/1(+50%)
(11) Ndaawi 10/1, Said not to have stayed when unplaced in this last year but latest 2m Chester running suggested that it's worth another go; cheekpieces first time; very well-in if he can suddenly reproduce his hurdles form on the Flat now.
Close fourth at Chester (2m) latest; hung when challenging and now has cheekpieces.
7th
19
7th (19) Belgravian (11/1 -10%)
Belgravian

11
11/1(-10%)
(19) Belgravian 11/1, Holding his form well, last time third to Reverend Hubert over C&D; closely matched with that rival on these revised terms; still only a 3yo and well worth considering.
His tremendous improvement ended when third in C&D Trial but he races off 5lb lower today.
8th
8
8th (8) Alphonse Le Grande (12/1 -71%)
Alphonse Le Grande

12
12/1(-71%)
(8) Alphonse Le Grande 12/1, Won this in a most progressive campaign last year; waiting tactics look to have been overdone in good races the last two times but has still run well; a must for the shortlist.
Won this last year; last two runs suggest he could still have another big handicap in him.
9th
14
9th (14) Winter Fog (22/1 -57%)
Winter Fog

22
22/1(-57%)
(14) Winter Fog 22/1, Yard has won three of last 10 runnings; 11yo scrambled home in a 2m Tramore maiden last time and much more is needed here but he's well weighted on his Graded-class hurdling exploits.
11yo who's a smart hurdler and has not been hit hard with this opening Flat mark.
10th
5
10th (5) The Shunter (40/1 -21%)
The Shunter

40
40/1(-21%)
(5) The Shunter 40/1, Won this in 2023; very lightly raced since and surely vulnerable to younger legs now but his sole start this season at Galway in July was promising, so not dismissed out of hand.
Won this in 2023 but well beaten last year; ground softer than good would be preferred.
11th
21
11th (21) Bashful Boy (80/1 -21%)
Bashful Boy

80
80/1(-21%)
(21) Bashful Boy 80/1, Fourth and ninth in the last two runnings; 9yo has plenty to prove on recent evidence, from out of the handicap today.
4th in 2023 Cesarewitch, 9th in 2024; well beaten in the Trial latest; 5lb out of handicap.
12th
1
12th (1) Hipop De Loire (14/1 -56%)
Hipop De Loire

14
14/1(-56%)
(1) Hipop De Loire 14/1, Yard has won three of last 10 runnings; creditable runs in the Ebor and then when third in Gr 2 Doncaster Cup last twice; Buick jumps ship but sound each-way shout.
Creditable, keeping-on third in the 2m2f Doncaster Cup on latest outing; needs a bit extra.
13th
18
13th (18) Pole Star (10/1 +50%)
Pole Star

10
10/1(+50%)
(18) Pole Star 10/1, Has done well at up to 14f in this first season racing; needs a career-best now but he has youth on his side and there's a chance the extra distance will help too.
3yo whose five handicaps have all been over about 1m6f, winning two; 2m+ could suit.
14th
12
14th (12) Mordor (18/1 -29%)
Mordor

18
18/1(-29%)
(12) Mordor 18/1, Comes here in good form from recent starts under rules, last time second in marathon handicap at Goodwood; more needed but he's still pretty lightly raced on the Flat.
Second off this mark at Glorious Goodwood (2m4f) last time but needs to find a bit extra.
15th
15
15th (15) Vaguely Royal (200/1 -100%)
Vaguely Royal

200
200/1(-100%)
(15) Vaguely Royal 200/1, Out of form when last seen out in June since when he has changed yards; unproven beyond 2m; others much preferred.
Has not beaten many in his three Flat runs this year for Tony Charlton; down weights.
16th
20
16th (20) Caprelo (33/1 -65%)
Caprelo

33
33/1(-65%)
(20) Caprelo 33/1, Has done well since headgear went on/upped in trip, last time winning well over 2m on the AW; ran well on grass two starts back but needs to 100% prove he can do it on turf; not ruled out.
4lb penalty now and 3lb out of handicap, but latest 2m AW win was in strikingly good style.
17th
10
17th (10) Fireblade (18/1 +28%)
Fireblade

18
18/1(+28%)
(10) Fireblade 18/1, Mostly creditable runs at up to 2m (unraced at further) this season but though he again ran well at York last time, looks vulnerable off this mark in this better race.
Went oh so close off this mark in three-way photo at York (2m, good) on latest outing.
18th
3
18th (3) Barnso (28/1 -27%)
Barnso

28
28/1(-27%)
(3) Barnso 28/1, Useful ex-Irish handicapper who ran okay on stable debut at Goodwood last time; others look better-handicapped though and stamina very much to prove at beyond 14f now.
Always-prominent fourth at Royal Ascot (1m6f, good to firm); respectable yard debut latest.
19th
13
19th (13) Seddon (66/1 -32%)
Seddon

66
66/1(-32%)
(13) Seddon 66/1, Dual-purpose veteran who has been off since running over fences in the spring; hood first time; rising 13 now and others are much preferred.
Superb 2022-23 season was his best over jumps; two 2024 Flat wins; less encouraging since.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

15:40 Newmarket (Class 2) 18f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

An eyecatcher when staying on well for third through heavy ground at Goodwood, MANXMAN could be primed to go one better than he did when pipped by Alphonse Le Grande in this prestigious handicap last year. The son of Cracksman is 8lb higher, but he has the benefit of Jack Callan's 5lb claim. A similar type to his 2022 Cesarewitch winner Run For Oscar, Charles Byrnes' recent C&D scorer Reverend Hubert must enter calculations under a 4lb penalty, along with Bunting, who looks the pick of the Willie Mullins battalion after a creditable fifth in a valuable handicap at Leopardstown. Others to note include Beylerbeyi, Dawn Rising and Divine Comedy.

Having given his most assured 2m performance last time, FIREBLADE (nap) can now hit a new high. Alphonse Le Grande is feared most.

15:40 Newmarket (Class 2) 18f PREDICTION SIMULATION


16:15 Newmarket (Class 3) 7f - 7 Run 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
1
6
1st (6) Cashbox (11/2 +0%)
Cashbox

5.5
11/2(+0%)
(6) Cashbox 11/2, Showed ability on turf earlier on before off the mark on AW last time at Lingfield, doing well as 6f looked too sharp and he was wide on the bend; return to 7f is a plus; much respected.
Won a Lingfield AW nursery last time; stepping back up in trip should suit; shortlisted.
2
3
2nd (3) Blue To Blue (3/1 -20%)
Blue To Blue

3
3/1(-20%)
(3) Blue To Blue 3/1, Three wins in seven starts, including 7f nursery wins on last two starts; 7lb higher than when winning at Haydock last time but firmly on the upgrade and has to be respected.
7lb higher in hat-trick bid; overcame trouble last time; much respected.
3
2
3rd (2) Pacifica Pier (5/1 -11%)
Pacifica Pier

5
5/1(-11%)
(2) Pacifica Pier 5/1, Well below-par on ground possibly too slow (and first run since being gelded) on nursery debut last time; bright start to career previously and a contender if bouncing back here.
May be suited by the drop back in trip but others are more solid.
4
5
4th (5) Ecclefechan (10/1 +44%)
Ecclefechan

10
10/1(+44%)
(5) Ecclefechan 10/1, Five-race maiden who ran okay over C&D last week without definitively proving stamina; this mark is reasonable and though looking rather exposed, he's not completely ruled out.
Didn't appear to stay when fourth of five in a maiden over C&D a week ago.
5th
4
5th (4) Wedonttelllies (9/4 +25%)
Wedonttelllies

2.25
9/4(+25%)
(4) Wedonttelllies 9/4, Nicely-bred colt who was an improved winner on Kempton AW (7f) last time; this opening mark is reasonable and leading player if proving as good on grass (no obvious reason why not).
Off the mark at Kempton last time; better is needed on nursery debut but that is possible.
6th
7
6th (7) Supreme Clarets (40/1 -100%)
Supreme Clarets

40
40/1(-100%)
(7) Supreme Clarets 40/1, Possible to make excuses for two latest defeats, with 1m maybe too far after heavy-ground selling-race second before that; bit to prove overall, though.
0-5; beaten a head in a Salisbury seller on penultimate start but needs more.
7th
1
7th (1) Kamakameleon (6/1 -9%)
Kamakameleon

6
6/1(-9%)
(1) Kamakameleon 6/1, Has faced some tough assignments since 5f maiden win on second start and though he's run well in good company here and there, looks vulnerable on balance; no blinkers upped in trip now.
7f should be within range but he has to concede weight to some less exposed rivals.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

16:15 Newmarket (Class 3) 7f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Blue To Blue has improved significantly on his last couple of appearances, completing a double when scoring at Haydock. He can feature again, despite a 7lb rise, but a chance is taken on WEDONTTELLLIES. The son of No Nay Never picked up nicely to win a novice event at Kempton in fine style and Richard Hughes' charge could prove better than his opening mark on his nursery debut. Pacifica Pier can't be ruled out either if bouncing back from a disappointing effort at Doncaster.

Despite another 7lb rise, BLUE TO BLUE can complete the hat-trick having won with a lot more in hand than it looked last time.

16:15 Newmarket (Class 3) 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION


16:50 Newmarket (Class 1) 6f - 13 Run 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
1
3
1st (3) Dubai Treasure (9/4 +55%)
Dubai Treasure

2.25
9/4(+55%)
(3) Dubai Treasure 9/4, Below-par last time but was slowly away on ground possibly too fast; lightly-raced filly is a leading player on her previous 6f Goodwood handicap-winning form.
Healthy progress over 7f and 6f; found little and hung under pressure in Listed race since.
2
8
2nd (8) Hold A Dream (11/1 +8%)
Hold A Dream

11
11/1(+8%)
(8) Hold A Dream 11/1, Not quite at best last time, when third at Pontefract in August; two seconds in Listed races at Sandown (5f) and on Chelmsford AW (6f) this season give her each-way shout.
Narrow defeats in Listed races at 6f (AW) and 5f (good to firm); fair 3rd over 6f latest.
3
1
3rd (1) Alfa Kellenic (9/2 +18%)
Alfa Kellenic

4.5
9/2(+18%)
(1) Alfa Kellenic 9/2, Hugely progressive handicapper for Craig Lidster last year before running pretty well when fifth in this race; claims if back to that level after well held recent stable/seasonal debut.
Won all five handicaps in 2024; beaten on soft last 2 starts; could well fare better today.
4
2
4th (2) Circe (11/2 +39%)
Circe

5.5
11/2(+39%)
(2) Circe 11/2, Has won over as far as 1m but 6f may well be her optimum trip; C&D winner in the spring; latest fourth in 7f Gr 3 at Doncaster a sound run and makes her a leading contender.
Consistent and genuine; three 6f handicap wins in 2025, fourth in Group 3 latest; big say.
5th
4
5th (4) Vadream (18/1 +0%)
Vadream

18
18/1(+0%)
(4) Vadream 18/1, Formerly classy mare isn't the force of old as a 7yo this season and has plenty to prove on this season's evidence.
Below best this year but goes well here and wasn't far away in C&D Listed race in May.
6th
12
6th (12) Pearl Of Windsor (100/1 -52%)
Pearl Of Windsor

100
100/1(-52%)
(12) Pearl Of Windsor 100/1, Uneven look to her form but even the best of it, which is at 5f, leaves her needing to find more here; easy to oppose, especially at 6f.
Two creditable Listed runs when not far behind Hold A Dream; tough task again though.
7th
6
7th (6) Celandine (3/1 -20%)
Celandine

3
3/1(-20%)
(6) Celandine 3/1, Gr 2 winner as a 2yo and also has strong form prospects here on her best 2025 form, when second in a Gr 3 at York in July; 5f in Gr 1 was inadequate last time; major player here.
Won Group 2 over 6f as 2yo; retains all her ability; ran creditably in Group 1 latest.
8th
14
8th (14) Tiva (80/1 -100%)
Tiva

80
80/1(-100%)
(14) Tiva 80/1, Back-to-back 5f handicap wins in August but seemingly outclassed in Listed race last time, albeit on soft; unproven beyond 5f; others preferred.
Two 5f wins before down the field in Listed race at Ayr; this is no easier; first 6f run.
9th
9
9th (9) Lady Of Andros (80/1 -100%)
Lady Of Andros

80
80/1(-100%)
(9) Lady Of Andros 80/1, Made too much use of in Listed race at Pontefract last time; can be excused that but even this season's useful handicap form doesn't look good enough; change of headgear.
Three good 6f handicap runs earlier but up against it on the form of last two starts.
10th
5
10th (5) Woodhay Wonder (15/2 +12%)
Woodhay Wonder

7.5
15/2(+12%)
(5) Woodhay Wonder 15/2, Was out of form (in cheekpieces; left off now) when last seen out at the height of summer; has a very good record at Newmarket and each-way shout if she's back firing after a short break.
Last 3 wins over C&D; uninspiring of late but goes well fresh; return here looks helpful.
11th
11
11th (11) Media Darling (80/1 -21%)
Media Darling

80
80/1(-21%)
(11) Media Darling 80/1, Thrice-raced filly who might well have done too much too soon on AW last time; won Ayr maiden (6f) the time before; lot more on her plate hiked sharply in grade.
Won 6f maiden on 2nd start; vulnerable on AW debut since; very tough task today.
12th
7
12th (7) Galaxy Zoo (50/1 -127%)
Galaxy Zoo

50
50/1(-127%)
(7) Galaxy Zoo 50/1, Yard has won two of last 10 runnings of race; quite useful handicapper but big step needed on all known form and though it's not yet conclusive, seems to be best at 5f.
Progressive over 5f this year but difficult terms today, with a trip query on top.
13th
13
13th (13) Perfect Part (33/1 +0%)
Perfect Part

33
33/1(+0%)
(13) Perfect Part 33/1, Bits and pieces of form make her a contender but looks a bit quirky, including starting slowly of late, and doubtful that she'll be adding to her sole win, which was at 125-1 on debut as 2yo.
Useful spring efforts include good effort in 6f Listed race; less convincing since, though.
LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

16:50 Newmarket (Class 1) 6f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

CELANDINE makes plenty of appeal returning to 6f. She found life tough in the Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes at York last time, but the Kingman filly was beaten only a nose over today's trip in Listed company before that and has a leading chance on these terms. Hold A Dream has placed at this level on more than one occasion and can make her presence felt, while Alfa Kellenic could prove best of the older horses with underfoot conditions back in her favour.

Circe has another good run in her but CELANDINE ran well in the circumstances in the Nunthorpe and gets the vote back at 6f.

16:50 Newmarket (Class 1) 6f PREDICTION SIMULATION


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