There were 37 Races on Wednesday 16th July 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 6 races at Bath, 6 races at Catterick, 6 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Killarney, 6 races at Yarmouth, 6 races at Ffos Las, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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The switch to handicap company and a first-time visor proved just the trick for recent Yarmouth winner RAJAK. Michael Bell's charge scored with something in hand and he looks more than capable of defying a 6lb penalty in this duel. Having also made all on her handicap bow at Lingfield, Brightling warrants respect in her follow-up bid, but she may need to improve in order to follow up.

Not much to choose between the two runners and BRIGHTLING may prove the more straightforward of them.
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Now that FIDDLERS GREEN has regained the winning thread with a determined performance at Kempton last week, the six-year-old should have no issue with going back up in trip and he can notch up a fifth career victory. Runner-up on each of his last three starts, all as favourite, Made All is expected to be thereabouts again. Stellarmasterpiece has strong claims on last month's success over C&D.

Preference is for FIDDLERS GREEN who is unpenalised for his win in an apprentice race last week. Stellarmasterpiece is next best.
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LUCKY ROSE was having only her third start over fences when successful over this sort of trip at Newton Abbot. Noel Williams' mare has the scope to rate higher, so a 4lb rise doesn't look insurmountable, and she could go in again. McGregors Charge is edging closer to that elusive first win having just missed out at Worcester. Thais Toir is potentially well treated on his best form over fences and showed signs of a resurgence when runner-up here last month.

Most of these have chances but the suggestion is LUCKY ROSE who looks progressive after winning at Newton Abbot.
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The drop into class 5 company saw an improved display from Dark Alley when filling the runner-up berth at Windsor 30 days ago. The Warren Greatrex-trained gelding is heading in the right direction and isn't taken lightly, but U S S CHARLESTON is slightly more compelling. The son of U S Navy Flag finished a close-up second at Leicester last month and that form looks a shade stronger. Market support for newcomer Tafah would be interesting.

Dark Alley is second choice behind U S S CHARLESTON. He shaped well on debut and built on that when beaten a neck at Leicester.
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Narrowly denied on her nursery debut over 5f here last week, GILLALI LASS has the potential to improve for going up in trip and she can break the maiden off the same rating. Shetakesthegold produced a career best on her return from a short break when second at Lingfield and she is of interest, along with Maasai Mata, who could be off a reasonable mark on her handicap bow.

Having shown improved form on her handicap debut last week SHETAKESTHEGOLD can go one better by beating Gillali Lass.
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Second in a bumper on debut last year, APPLESHAW displayed plenty of ability at Market Rasen on her first start over hurdles. The daughter of Kayf Tara found only the odds-on favourite too good and is entitled to improve with the experience under her belt. Chips And Rice showed she was going the right way when placed at Stratford, while Joueuse Royale is worth noting on her debut for Olly Murphy's yard.

Never Told Me ran well in a Cheltenham bumper in April but slight preference is for the proven hurdling abilty of JOUEUSE ROYALE.
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Although he finished last at Newbury recently, triple Bath winner SISTERS IN THE SKY makes grand appeal reverting to this venue. The six-year-old landed the spoils over C&D on his penultimate outing and he could be worth chancing to bounce back. Big Time Rascal was behind in third that day and is a feasible alternative racing off 4lb better terms with the selection, closely followed by Moe's Legacy.

This is a minefield but Moe's Legacy and NOT JUST YET are well treated and could be the two to focus on.
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Fresh off Group 1 success at the weekend, the Richard Hughes stable is in top form and this appeals as an ideal opportunity for ROSE OF SPAIN to get off the mark following a second on debut at Wolverhampton. A taking winner first time out at Redcar before finishing down the field in the Queen Mary, Miss Yechance should appreciate this drop in class. Havin A Flyer is another open to improvement following a creditable third at Musselburgh.

Miss Yechance has to concede 7lb to ROSE OF SPAIN who was sent off long odds-on when runner-up at Wolverhampton.
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Slade Shore won a lower-grade contest at Worcester on last month's chasing bow. There looks more to come from him, but NORTHERN BOUND makes most appeal. Ben Pauling's charge also scored at Worcester, when going in by seven lengths, and another bold bid looks assured. Stratford winner Baskerville ran well again when third at Bangor last time, while Lady Jago could bounce back in first-time cheekpieces.

Multiple point winner JET SMART (nap) was a convincing winner when back under rules last month and is evidently in rude health.
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IWANTMYTIMEWITHYOU improves the further he goes, and forged clear at Ripon last week on his first start over 1m4f. This extra test of stamina looks sure to suit the son of Time Test and he can defy a 6lb penalty. Captain Brett opened his account in fine style over today's trip at Yarmouth, and he makes more appeal than both Cherry Cola and Sneaky Blinder with the prospect of more to come.

The 3yos look the ones to focus on and IWANTMYTIMEWITHYOU (nap) is taken to defy a penalty. Captain Brett is second choice.
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Equally effective on turf as he is on the all-weather, HERAKLES has a big chance of backing up his game win at Newcastle last month. A 4lb higher rating is manageable and the top-weight looks the way to go. Irish Dancer, a C&D winner under Zak Wheatley in May, has held his form well and can play a big part with the 3lb claimer back in the saddle. Mrs Bagerran and Masterclass are other notable contenders.

Herakles is high on the shortlist but LET'S GO HUGO lurks on a handy mark and new blinkers could revive his fortunes.
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SOLEIL D'ARIZONA had more in hand than the half-length margin for her all-the-way triumph at Warwick might suggest. She has now won two of her three starts since undergoing wind surgery and a 4lb higher mark might not be enough to prevent Dan Skelton's progressive mare from following up. Fellow last-time scorers Crown Of India and Forget The Way are also suggested as key players, with the former feared most after a ready success at Worcester.

Fergal O'Brien's new recruit SLEEPING SATELLITE returns to hurdles off a perfectly good mark and he should be fit enough after a break.
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SPUDDLING was upped to a similar trip than this at Windsor last month and returned the comfortable winner of a classified contest. He looks potentially well treated back in handicap company with more to come over middle-distances, and Bill Turner's charge looks worth sticking with. Zafaan scored over 1m2f at Yarmouth recently and stays this far. He could pose a bigger threat than the Ffos Las winner Buck Barrow and Leicester runner-up Offiah's Boy.

Spuddling posted an improved effort last time but BUCK BARROW is taken to follow up his Ffos Las win over this longer trip.
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WHEELS OF FIRE looks a key player and the Richard Hannon-trained colt has a decent chance of making the journey up from his Wiltshire base worthwhile. A respectable third at Goodwood most recently, the son of Mehmas is well worth another try over 6f, having been dropped 1lb. The in-form Ancient Times is another must for consideration as he runs off just 2lb higher than for a C&D triumph on his penultimate start. Chuti Manika also merits a betting check.

A small field but no shortage of interest. ANCIENT TIMES (nap) is thriving and can prove too strong for Lucky Man.
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MONTICELLO made a winning start for the Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero yard when springing a surprise over C&D last week and is an obviously strong contender under a 7lb penalty. Although a surprise winner on the day, there was little to crab about that performance and the five-year-old could make good progress with that handicap debut under his belt. Basilette is another with scope for progression over hurdles and warrants close inspection, while Portcammon and Window Of Time are each-way possibles.

Carlton is respected but MONTICELLO travelled strongly before winning over C&D on his recent handicap debut and gets the nod.
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FACT OR FABLE is approaching the veteran stage, but is still good enough to win at this level. It was firm ground when Stan Moore's charge landed a classified event here last month, and this contest doesn't look much stronger. Rebel Cove wasn't far behind the selection in third and could shape well again, while Oasis Sunrise found only one too good when last seen over C&D and she could make the frame.

The lightly raced REBEL COVE has been running well since the cheekpieces went on and she can get the better of Oasis Sunrise.
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FINBAR'S LAD justified favouritism with a ready success at Chelmsford and could be hard to deal with from just 4lb higher. Bellarchi has winning form over this trip and can get competitive from a potentially lenient current rating. Ed Bethell sent out the winner of this race last year and his still-unexposed Native Instinct, who gets a 7lb weight-for-age allowance, is another who could have a big say.

In what looks a trappy handicap VINCE LE PRINCE is taken to get off the mark for the season despite being on a fairly tough mark.
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Lucinda Russell's horses have been in good form and, with that in mind, KILLYBEGS JET LADY could be well placed to add to the stable's positive current statistics. Having finished in the money in each of her last four starts, the eight-year-old's reliability is a likable attribute and a first success under Rules could be attainable here. Varinia struck over this trip at Fakenham last month and warrants serious consideration off 3lb higher. Hexham winner Belladinotte and Talk Of The Moon complete the shortlist.

The pick is BALLYHIHO, who has a point to prove but is of strong interest if judged on her second to a big improver two runs ago.
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SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support.

First-time blinkers could enable CATENA ZAPATA to gain a belated turf win, chiefly at the expense of Shoot To Kill
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National Stakes entries provide some clues in this open affair, with both DIAL ME IN and A Boy Named Susie holding the engagement. Experience may prove valuable so there is marginal preference for Joseph O'Brien's contender, who came from back in the field to just get up on the line in a Leopardstown maiden. The son of Awtaad was clearly learning on the job, suggesting he should progress, with the step up to a mile being of benefit too. The 185,000gns yearling Acclamatic showed some promise when fourth in a Naas barrier trial and should improve for that experience. Wyman is a son of Australia who cost 100,000 euros as a yearling and is worth watching, with the market potentially providing some insight.

DIAL ME IN won well at Leopardstown and is narrowly preferred to the lightly-weighted Bellamano
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A switch back to turf proved just the trick for last month's C&D winner THE FEMININE URGE and there could be more to come. A 4lb rise from the assessor looks manageable for George Scott's filly and she shades the vote over Juno Star. The daughter of Bated Breath arrives on the back of a respectable third at Beverley and a 1lb ease in the ratings can only help. The down-in-class Jewel Of London is also worth a second look.

The Feminine Urge is on a hat-trick of 5f turf wins but SPEED OF MAAJID may be hard to peg back with the likelihood of an easy lead.
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Runner-up on debut, HELLORHIGHWATER can go one better. The son of Sergei Prokofiev was very professional and stuck to the task well, but was just unable to catch the winner. Iron Fist sets the standard with an official rating of 84 and he drops back into maiden company after a troubled run in a Curragh handicap. Jousting, who cost $1.2m as a yearling, faded in a Naas maiden last autumn but better is anticipated on his return. Adieu Spirit is also of interest because he cost 180,000gns in the Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up sale and showed some promise when keeping on for fourth in a Naas barrier trial.

Several with similar sorts of chances, preference for Limerick debut second HELLORHIGHWATER
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Having almost caused a 66/1 shock when finishing second at Salisbury last month, FIRST TIME could be poised to open his account. Harry Charlton's colt makes considerable appeal dropping into a class 5 maiden and he should prove tough to beat. Richard Hughes has his string in good nick at present and market support for Yes Waliim on his debut would be interesting. Fellow newcomer Gharma Sutra isn't easily dismissed either.

Lieutenant Kije can do better but so can FIRST TIME and he sets a useful standard after his fine second at Salisbury last month.
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Having filled the runner-up spot at Nottingham and Windsor last month, compensation could be on the horizon for SCHRODINGER'S CAT. The son of Ardad is improving on the job and should put his experience to good use. Desert Treasure, a half-sister to smart miler Johan, is a potential fly in the ointment on her opening bid and the betting market may reveal expectations. Arctic Wind completes the shortlist.

Schrodinger's Cat sets a clear a standard but ARCTIC WIND showed plenty of dash on his debut and he can upset the likely favourite.
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RED LETTER sets the clear standard and should be able to get back to winning ways after narrowly losing out in a race of similar quality. Her two-year-old form obviously reads very well, running well on two occasions behind Irish 1,000 Guineas heroine Lake Victoria. Joseph O'Brien runs three in the race, with the apparent first-string Wannabe Royal, although she was held behind the selection on her latest start and it is hard to see a reversal of that form. The Ballydoyle contingent is headed by Ecstatic, who never figured up in grade in the Ribblesdale, but the drop in trip may aid her cause. The ever-consistent Fiery Lucy can go close once more in this company.

This looks a good opportunity for RED LETTER (nap) to return to the winners' enclosure, Fiery Lucy looking next best
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Conscript offered plenty of encouragement with his third-placed debut at Haydock well over a year ago and it will be interesting to see how he fares in the market on this belated return to action. However, PETER THE WOLF has posted several creditable efforts since entering handicap company and rates as the one to beat on this switch to a maiden. Wild Clary is also noted.

Peter The Wolf has clearly the best form but is 0-8. He's taken on with CONSCRIPT who showed up so well at Haydock last June.
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Arboreous has posted a string of runner-up efforts on the all-weather and must enter the reckoning on his turf bow. However, KALEIDO arrives on the back of a decent third in a class 2 maiden at Windsor and rates the most solid proposition. Alive Again hit the frame on just his second outing at Wolverhampton 23 days ago and could also have a say in the finish.

Arboreous and KALEIDO are comfortably the best of those to have run. Preference is for the latter, who has proved himself on turf.
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STILL SHE BLOOMS was placed here in May and again forced the pace when only caught close home by Deuteronomy over 1m1f at Leopardstown last month. That latest effort came on soft ground so any significant rain shouldn't be an issue. Liamo and Exceeding are two last-start winners to consider, while Relevant Range was third in a charity race at the Curragh last month and is dropping down to an attractive mark. First reserve Unterberg is another for the shortlist if getting a run following a decisive win at Leopardstown last week.

Preference is for the well-drawn STILL SHE BLOOMS, who was a close second at Leopardstown and was previously third over C&D.
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Punchbowl Flyer bounced back to form when filling the runner-up spot over 6f on his Chepstow reappearance and another good account is forecast. However, the drop back in distance could lead to his downfall and preference is for CABEZA DE LLAVE. Michael Attwater's charge finished second at Windsor 18 days ago and a 1lb rise from the assessor might prove to be lenient. Roach Power is the pick of the remainder.

Rain would be a fillip for Roach Power and BAMA LAMA (nap) and Rod Millman's filly is taken to enhance her fine C&D record.
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TEMPLE BRUER produced a strong placed effort at Newmarket last month and the form of that contest has worked out well in the interim. Dropping 2lb in the ratings could prove very lenient for Mike Murphy's charge and he is narrowly preferred to Court Of Session, who was a creditable third himself over C&D last time. Coolagh Magic and Thomas Equinas have the form to get involved in proceedings as well.

Little between Coolagh Magic, Court Of Session and JIMMY KNOCKER (nap) over C&D but the latter has scope to improve on turf.
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CELTIC DRUID has struck form recently and followed up a promising third at Leopardstown when successfully stepping up in trip at Bellewstown. The Tom McCourt-trained gelding appeared to have a bit in hand when beating better-fancied stablemate Maxwell Smart, with Tassarolo about eight lengths back in fourth, and can score again off his revised mark. Metamorpheus had the reserves Together Aclaim and Slieve Bearnagh both behind when third to Stepdance over a similar trip at Limerick last weekend, while Dolce Far Niente and Chou Chou have both won recently and now step up in distance.

Probably best to focus on recent winners Tartaraghan, Chou Chou and CELTIC DRUID, with preference for the last-named.
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BEGGARMAN returned to form with a smooth success over 1m6f here last month and stepping back up in trip should not inconvenience him as he looks to follow up off 5lb higher, with David Probert in the saddle again. Adrian (fourth) has almost eight lengths to find with the selection from that contest, but he has improved since to finish second over C&D. Mind Hunter could be the one to pick up the pieces if either of those two falter.

Adrian was second over C&D 16 days ago but has never scored in Britain, so BEGGARMAN can register his second win on turf.
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A taking winner over 2m at Les Landes in Jersey last time, ALL COST could be well treated on his return to British shores and his previous effort when third at Windsor was respectable too. The son of Iffraaj may have too much for Marinakis, who has dropped back to a mark just 1lb higher than his latest success at Wolverhampton in February. Fen Tiger ran well despite a poor start at Lingfield most recently and he is another to consider for relatively new connections.

Tempting to side with one of the 3yos and All Cost and ROLLING LUCK look the pick. The selection has scope to progress at this trip.
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IFITWASME won both on the Flat and over hurdles last year and impressed on his reappearance at Listowel last month when successfully stepped up to two miles on the level. This trip should provide enough of a stamina test, although a 10lb hike does make life more difficult. Love Sonnet appreciated a step up to 1m3f when scoring on her handicap debut here in May and is an obvious threat with plenty of scope for further improvement. Lady Kai won twice last year, including here over the extended 1m3f, and came home well for fourth on her seasonal debut at Gowran. Coulstys Way is another to consider.

A course winner over shorter last year, LADY KAI ran a cracker over this trip on return at Gowran and can get back to winning ways.
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Dropping back in trip may not be ideal for WHATSGOINGONMARVIN, but he has shown enough pace in his victories at Chester and Ayr to suggest that he can handle it. A 6lb penalty for his most recent success looks manageable and the son of Camelot is narrowly preferred to Respiro Solitario, who goes up in grade after scoring easily at Wolverhampton off 6lb lower. Magic Runner and Mighty Quiet are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

There is a serious rival in Respiro Solitario but WHATSGOINGONMARVIN has plenty more to offer and can complete the hat-trick.
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DARING LEGEND has been running consistently well in defeat and this represents an excellent opportunity for him to regain the winning thread. Running off the same mark as when beaten a neck at Doncaster last time, Michael Appleby's charge can get the better of the unexposed Stardancer, who showed up well on his handicap debut at Doncaster last month when a creditable third. North View and Outlandish cannot be ruled out either.

C&D winner DARING LEGEND can gain some compensation for a somewhat luckless campaign so far. Stardancer can be the main danger.
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Still relatively unexposed after six career outings, MAUNDY THURSDAY has shown enough ability on each of her last two starts over further to suggest that she can get off the mark on this occasion. It may be Warrior Lion who gives her the most to think about following a highly creditable third at Doncaster on his second run for the in-form Jennie Candlish outfit. Last year's winner Zambezi Magic is another to note, despite a preference for softer ground.

23-race maiden WARRIOR LION has had two runs for Jennie Candlish and shaped encouragingly last time. Maundy Thursday is next best.
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