There were 26 Races on Sunday 24th August 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Naas, 7 races at Goodwood, 6 races at Beverley, 6 races at Yarmouth, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

The 86-rated LUNA MIA can put her experience to good use. She gets first-time cheekpieces on her fourth run, with the pick of her efforts a close second on debut at Listowel and a creditable fourth in a Group 2 at the Curragh. In addition, Nicola Burns claims 7lb, which puts her on a lovely light weight. Conquering Marin was beaten a fair way into third on debut at Gowran Park but, like the selection, holds a Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes entry and she is highly likely to get closer with that first run banked. Elly Bay has been placed on both starts and is another contender, while Running Point certainly outran her odds in fifth at Leopardstown.

With an official rating of 86 and Nicola Burns claiming 7lb into the bargain, LUNA MIA should be hard to beat
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Having continued his upward trajectory when completing a double at Haydock in May, Great Chieftain warrants respect in his bid to land a hat-trick. A 4lb higher mark shouldn't prevent Oliver Cole's charge from remaining competitive, but MISTER WINSTON looks open to more improvement. The son of Churchill made light work of his rivals at Newmarket earlier this month and he could be up to defying a 10lb hike from the handicapper. Treble Tee and Tribal Chief are others to consider.

The very lightly raced TREBLE TEE may well build on his latest effort and show enough further improvement to add to his 2yo win.
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MAFTING has dropped 4lb for two efforts in handicap company, with David O'Meara's three-year-old not appearing to stay 1m4f at either Royal Ascot or Chester. The drop to 1m2f gives him every chance of bouncing back to the form he achieved in novice/maiden company. Both of Time Tells All's victories have come over C&D and he has to enter the reckoning, while a return to Beverley might aid the cause of Gincident.

The in-form TIME TELLS ALL is taken to win his third race over C&D this year. Gincident and Primo Lara are next best.
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STIPULATION failed to help his cause when hanging right in the closing stages at Doncaster. He still finished a respectable third, given the winner has subsequently gone in again, and Mark Loughnane's charge will likely be bang there at the finish. Night Bear has a shout off his current mark if bouncing back to his best, while Prince Hector placed in an amateurs race last time and could go well for today's apprentice.

The standout contenders are STIPULATION and Prince Hector, with the other three needing to emerge from the doldrums.
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DAWN ROMANCE looks the one to be on. Although Michael O'Callaghan's filly was beaten six lengths into second on debut at this track, the form took on a new perspective when the winner easily followed up in Listed company. Dawn Romance then ran on well in Cork and was just pipped by a head in second. Those are two very solid runs. Kingman filly You'll Think Of Me made 500,000gns at the sales and went off favourite for her debut in a fillies' maiden over further at the Curragh last month. She finished sixth, but left the impression she would come on for the run. Struck By Her can build upon an opening fifth here.

No match for a smart filly here in May, DAWN ROMANCE is worth another chance despite having failed to cope with a 50-1 shot at Cork
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MOON TARGET has impressed on both victories to date and she has more than earned a crack at Group 3 company. The daughter of Cracksman has been described by Sir Mark Prescott as being his best juvenile and she could land this en route to bigger things. Precise built on her debut second at Fairyhouse when opening her account at Cork 10 days ago and is feared most, ahead of fellow progressive rival Aylin, who has the advantage of track experience following her success at the Glorious meeting.

This looks an ideal next step for C&D winner AYLIN who gets the percentage call in an intriguing clash of several promising fillies.
Class & Speed Card

Tees Aggregates bounced back to winning ways over C&D earlier in the month, but a step up in grade and a 7lb rise may prove to be his undoing. With that in mind, EMERALDS PRIDE gets the vote following her triumph here two starts ago, which was then backed up by a solid second at Ascot. Others to consider include Sevensees and Smart Vision.

Last year's winner EMERALDS PRIDE (nap) is 8lb higher now but arrives in the form of her life. Winchurch is another to consider.
Class & Speed Card

EXPLOSION finished with a wet sail to take third at Leicester on debut, having looked out of contention entering the final furlong. The runner-up has subsequently boosted that form and the son of Showcasing will know more today. Startled Lady is looking to build on a couple of placed efforts over 6f and could have a say in the outcome, while the Bated Breath newcomer Colori Forever is worthy of a second glance.

Startled Lady has the best form but EXPLOSION perhaps has the most potential after doing well to finish third at Leicester.
Class & Speed Card

The Diego Dias-trained UNBREAKABLE DUKE can register a first career win. Runner-up in the Ballyhane Stakes here earlier this month, the colt was subsequently demoted to third having been deemed to cause interference. A reproduction of that run would almost certainly suffice now that the son of Advertise reverts to maiden company. An official rating of 90 sets a fairly decent standard for the grade, while the application of first-time cheekpieces is also a positive. Fresh Fade rates the biggest threat to the selection. An experienced gelding having his sixth career start, dropping back to sprinting should suit. The Nomad looks the most interesting if this is to go to a debutant.

A return to maiden company should do the trick for UNBREAKABLE DUKE who ran a fine race in smart company in the C&D Ballyhane Stakes
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Wokingham winner GET IT shouldn't be judged too harshly on his Stewards' Cup disappointment as underfoot conditions didn't appear to suit. The seven-year-old should prove far more competitive in this weaker affair and an 11th career victory may be in order. Reopposing third Jakajaro demands respect and another bold bid is forecast, while unexposed three-year-old Flash Harry has unlikely reached the limit of his handicap mark.

Kept to this distance, JAKAJARO (nap) is taken to build on his Stewards' Cup effort and record a first win since joining Robert Cowell.
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GAGA MATE stayed on from the rear to dead-heat for third in Newbury's Super Sprint last time and the manner of that performance suggests a track of this nature is likely to see him in an even better light. Chairmanfourtimes is turned out quickly following a fine display in third at York on Wednesday. The hat-trick seeking Elara May completes the shortlist.

Chairmanfourtimes has claims but GAGA MATE came home nicely when third in the Super Sprint and should appreciate the stiffer track.
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Rocking Ends faces a tougher assignment upped in class and raised a further 7lb for winning at Windsor. MESAAFI moves in the opposite direction having been set a couple of stiff tasks at Ascot last month. He finished an excellent third on the first of those occasions and a similar effort would make him hard to beat in this grade. Kinetic Force looks pick of the remainder, ahead of Diomed Duke.

All six have chances but if MESAAFI (nap) can shrug aside his latest run (which was at Ascot) then he should be a major player.
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The William Haggas-trained SKY MAJESTY can make another successful Irish raid. A winner over C&D last month, the filly had previously run a huge race when eighth in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot. Having proven her ability to be competitive at the highest level, the daughter of Blue Point should have no difficulties in this grade. A more favourable draw would have added to confidence, but Tom Marquand learned plenty on his first visit here so will almost certainly switch right on exiting the stalls. Having raced over further of late, California Dreamer is interesting reverting to sprinting. C&D winner Dance Night Andday is another with strong claims in a hot contest.

Successful in a C&D Listed race last month, SKY MAJESTY should cope with those she dismissed on that occasion
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JONQUIL can be forgiven for failing to feature in a messy renewal of the Lennox Stakes here last month. He returns to a mile for the first time since narrowly beaten in the French 2000 Guineas at Longchamp and Andrew Balding's charge could prove hard to beat if back to the same level. Persica also reverts to today's distance with solid claims on his defeat of last year's winner Ice Max in the Diomed at Epsom in June, while Listed winner Make Me King is not out of it either.

The 3yos may well come to the fore, with JONQUIL interesting back at 1m and Saqqara Sands yet to finish out of the first two.
Class & Speed Card

Ten Sixty Six should be wiser following her promising second to a more experienced rival when introduced in a maiden at Musselburgh. However, the form is nothing special and her stable companion MYRRH could offer a bit more value. Related to a couple of 7f winners, the daughter of Ulysses, who is partnered by David Nolan, ticks the right boxes for a bold showing on her racecourse bow. Lady Hornblower is the pick of the rest.

After a sound Musselburgh debut, TEN SIXTY SIX is taken to go one better by beating Fairydale and Miss Potomac.
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Having returned to form with a close-up second on the Lingfield turf earlier this month, compensation could be on the cards for CITY OF YORK. The five-year-old is racing off an unchanged mark and a similar performance may prove sufficient. The biggest danger may emerge from three-year-old Gorgeous Mr George, who is a potential improver stepping up in distance, ahead of Mini Mac.

It could fall into place for City Of York but UNCLE SIMON warrants another chance after looking all at sea around Epsom last time.
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Recent Sligo second PINMONEY can go one place better. Held up in rear from his wide draw, the Danny Murphy-trained gelding stayed on strongly in the straight, getting up for minor honours. Well drawn in the high numbers here, the son of Pinatubo is likely to hold a prominent pitch from the off. If the new combination of tongue-tie and cheekpieces has the desired effect, this could be the day he opens his account. Fourth over an additional furlong at this track last time, Lismacbryan should be suited to the minimum trip. Dylan Browne McMonagle looks a significant booking on the four-year-old filly. Tipperary winner Ballysax Lil' Mick has every chance of following up for Katy Brown.

The filly LISMACBRYAN did well to finish fourth here last time having gravitated towards the high numbers from a single-figure stall.
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Ancient Egypt will find life tougher burdened with a penalty for winning at Beverley on debut. Green Falcon is preferred after finishing fourth in a conditions race in France, but it's KING'S TRUST that makes most appeal. The latter made a satisfactory debut when fourth behind Royal Lodge entry Al Zanati over 7f at Newmarket, and the son of Kingman will likely prove a more potent force over this extra furlong.

There's a lot to like about Ancient Egypt except seemingly his chance on form. Preference is therefore for GREEN FALCON.
Class & Speed Card

Last-start winners Sunny Orange, Soames Forsyte and THIS YEARS LOVE are suggested as the trio to focus on, with the latter shading the vote after a return to form at Carlisle 12 days ago. That was his first win away from this venue and, nudged up just 1lb, the Michael & David Easterby-trained gelding has a big chance of following up back at his favourite course.

The vote goes to MUDAMER, who's shown enough of late to suggest he can snap a losing run off this mark. Sunny Orange is next best.
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NOBLE GUEST looked back to his best when opening his account over 7f here last month and could be poised to double his tally. The son of Mohaather displayed plenty of speed and a return to 6f shouldn't prevent another bold bid. Fellow last-time-out winner Papa Cocktail merits respect in his follow-up bid and should be in the mix once more. Bluebells Boy may fare best of the remainder.

Dropping back to 6f might not be any great hardship for Noble Guest but preference is for Doncaster winner PAPA COCKTAIL.
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ELUSIVE DUKE appreciated the step up to 1m1f when opening his account in a 17-runner Leopardstown handicap in June and was having his first run for Mark Molloy when unlucky in running at Galway last time. The booking of Patrick McGettigan is a plus and he gets the vote over Paddydaddy, who merits respect on his second to Angelo Pio at Down Royal. Candidly has shown promise in maidens and is one to note in the market on handicap debut. Others to consider include Lady Plimsoll, who has joined Michael O'Callaghan after landing a Ballinrobe claimer, Four White Fury and easy Dundalk winner Church Mountain.

Cases can be made for a whole host of these but perhaps handicaps will trigger a spike in fortune for the well-bred CANDIDLY.
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OCEAN OF DREAMS sets a fair standard based on the official ratings and may find this turns out to be a good deal easier than the levels he has become accustomed to facing. Nanny Park gets weight from the rest and is a potential improver over this trip, while Arkinthestars is a likely pace angle that shouldn't be underestimated. Yarborough is less exposed than Wise Counsellor, so also warrants close inspection.

The AW might have had something to do with a poor performance last time from OCEAN OF DREAMS and and he is worth another chance.
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Stepping up distance has been profitable for TWILIGHT MOON, who is two from two over 1m4f and has a major chance of completing a hat-trick off just 3lb higher than for a game success at Leicester a fortnight ago. Percy's Daydream struck at the same venue most recently, but a 5lb rise demands more of her. With that in mind, five-time course winner Dr Rio is suggested as a bigger danger to the selection.

A chance is taken on DR RIO returning to form on a track that suits him so well. Twilight Moon could prove his main threat.
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Having displayed a willing attitude to score at Leicester a fortnight ago, Enpassant cannot be ruled out on his follow-up bid. However, a 3lb nudge up in the ratings does demand more from Michael Herrington's inmate and COURT OF SESSION may prove to be slightly better handicapped. The six-year-old arrives on the back of a respectable third over an inadequate 5f here and an extra quarter-mile distance may prove fruitful. Oh So Audacious and Triggered could make their presence felt too.

Low-grade fare but it's competitive. ENPASSANT looked good value for his narrow Leicester verdict and may follow up.
Class & Speed Card

STAR HARBOUR has proved a good money-spinner for connections, winning seven times, and is probably best at around this trip. The Ado McGuinness-trained gelding, who held a career-high mark of 103 this spring, has been placed twice this season in valuable handicaps, including over an extended 1m2f at Dundalk last time. Reyenzi impressed when winning a soft-ground Navan maiden in April and subsequently lost the Group 3 Gallinule Stakes in the stewards' room at the Curragh. He's certainly of interest switching to a handicap after a two-month break, while the consistent Molto Amichi was far from disgraced here last time.

Now gelded and likely to be back in Group company sooner or later, REYENZI (nap) is taken to make a successful handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card

BELGRAVIAN is developing well as a stayer and could be well placed to complete a hat-trick after ready successes at Doncaster and Haydock. Another 7lb rise for the latest of those wins isn't insurmountable and the son of Make Believe is hard to oppose running for a bang in-form yard. Deep Water Bay is also on for a three-timer and is the obvious one for the forecast slot. Aggagio and Kitty Foyle are the pick of the remainder.

This will probably fall to either Deep Water Bay making the running or BELGRAVIAN coming from the back.
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