Race id	Race card number	Race class	Age class	Race time	Race course	Race date	Race name	Price money	Distance of the race	Going	Surface	Pace forecast	ATR verdict	Timeform verdict	ATR top tip	ATR watch out for	Timeform winner	Timeform second	Timeform third	Race data quality	Draw	Draw result	Horse	Country	Color of horse	Sex of horse	Name of the horses father	Name of the horses mother	Name of the horses grandfather	Age	Weight	Handicap	Head Gear	Jockey	Allowance	Trainer	Pre Race Comments	Comments	Rating	Pace Rating	Form scan position	Form scan value	First price	Last price	Rank	Change in %	ATR index	Predictor score
1524390	1	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	2	-2.7	Mdawi	IRE	b	c	Wootton Bassett	Peeping Fawn	Danehill	3	61.23	74	null	Billy Loughnane	null	C Johnston	Handled the big step up in trip when winning a novice at Southwell over 11f by 1 1/4l last time up form a mile; trainer in form; turf debut; on workable opening mark, in the mix	null	75	6	null	null			6	-11	145.45	403
1524390	2	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	6	1.7	Kuredu King	IRE	ch	g	Churchill	Orcia	Shamardal	3	61.23	74	b1	R Havlin	null	J T Gosden	Appeared not to stay down the field in a handicap here most recent; still has top prove stamina for this trip; blinkers first time; struggled both handicap runs, bit to prove	Wearing blinkers for the first time	77	2	2	-63.11			2	8	62.18	313
1524390	3	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	4	23.9	Kentucky River	IRE	b	g	Camelot	Patineuse	Peintre Celebre	3	60.78	73	p1	S H James	null	Ollie Sangster	Beaten 3 1/4l off 75 over 1m6f at Sandown last time; cheekpieces first time; stamina no issue; not beaten far latest and given chance by assessor, big player	Wearing cheek pieces for the first time	82	4	null	null			1	35	420.0	377
1524390	4	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	5	-46.9	Is I Right	IRE	b	c	Waldgeist	Alphabetique	Zamindar	3	60.78	73	p	A J Farragher	null	James Horton	Scored by 2l off 67 over CD three starts back; sixth beaten 4 1/4l off 73 last time; conditions suit; goes very well here, can bounce back and poses a big threat	Wearing cheek pieces	80	8	1	63.11			3	0	0.0	416
1524390	5	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	7	8.9	West Tyrone	null	b	g	Zarak	Zahrat Narjis	Exceed and Excel	3	60.33	72	b1	T Eaves	null	K A Ryan	Raced freely and didn't stay beaten 2 1/2l off 73 at Thirsk last time; blinkers first time; not beaten far over this trip latest where stamina waned late but bang in the mix if stamina holds	Wearing blinkers for the first time	80	7	null	null			7	-14	76.08	429
1524390	6	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	1	-11.5	Kingmaker	IRE	b	c	Camelot	Ana Zghorta	Anabaa	3	60.33	72	null	Jason Watson	null	A M Balding	Ran to form beaten 1 1/2l off 70 at Newbury last time; conditions suit; knocking on the door last twice, threat again despite further 2lb rise for a defeat	null	80	8	null	null			4	0	0.0	409
1524390	7	5	3YO only	18:05	Haydock	04 Jul 2025	Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa Blackburn Handicap	£4,449	1m 3f 140y	Good-good to firm in places	null	Even	Having made all to gain a breakthrough victory at Southwell in January, Mdawi must enter the reckoning on his handicap bow. The Wootton Bassett colt should prove as effective debuting on turf, but KINGMAKER rates the most solid proposition. Andrew Balding's inmate has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings in handicap company and compensation could be on the cards. Kentucky River is also worth a second look in first-time cheekpieces.	KENTUCKY RIVER has a good opportunity to open his account in a small but tight affair. Ollie Sangster's gelding was beaten around three lengths last time when upped to 1m6f with his efort petering out late. The drop back to 1m4f will help (his best effort to date was over 1m3f) and the assessor has dropped him a further 2lb. He should go close. Is I Right, the most experienced in the field along with West Tyrone, is a big danger having already won over course and distance (off 6lb lower) and looks pretty versatile ground-wise so should cope with any changes in conditions. He has to show more than last time when failing to beat a rival in a small field event at Newmarket (beaten just over 4l) but his three runs here are a cut above the rest of his form and he can be expected to lay down a stiff challenge. Kingmaker has knocked on the door the last twice stepped up to around this trip and should be in the shake-up again despite a small rise for the latest defeat	Kingmaker	Mdawi	Kentucky River	Is I Right	Kingmaker	70	3	23.9	Percy's Daydream	null	ch	f	Sir Percy	President's Seal	Aqlaam	3	58.97	69	null	D Tudhope	null	D OMeara	Ran to form 9 1/4l third on handicap debut at Ripon most recent run weakening late upped to 1m4f from 1m2f; worth another try at trip but looks harshly treated and bit to prove	null	73	4	null	null			5	-6	51.58	419