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
1526568	1	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	3	2.4	Lusaka	IRE	b	g	The Last Lion	Jumeirah Palm Star	Invincible Spirit	7	64.41	67	b	Adam Wedge	null	J L Flint	Ran to form beaten 9l in a handicap over 11f at Windsor last time; generally out of form; trainer in form; bit better latest but still way below par, lot to prove	Wearing blinkers	60	3	null	null			1	33	130.82	329
1526568	2	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	7	-25.3	John Locke	null	ch	g	Mastercraftsman	Sacred Shield	Beat Hollow	8	63.5	65	t	Ryan Kavanagh	5	Mrs S Leech	Probably needed race beaten 8l in a handicap over 12f at Goodwood last time back from over 18 months off; had ability (rated 85 for h'cap debut three Flat runs back) but lot to prove	Wearing a tonguestrap	54	7	null	null			3	13	69.02	295
1526568	3	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	5	-19.2	Tazaman	null	ch	g	Mukhadram	Farletti	Royal Applause	8	62.14	62	null	Mason Paetel	7	K Frost	Travelled well when landing a handicap by a length off 59 over 2m1f at Bath last time; drop back to 1m5f fine; big player seeking hat-trick	null	69	6	null	null			7	-14	208.89	374
1526568	4	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	4	7.8	Bellator Bullet	IRE	b	g	Saxon Warrior	Altruiste	Montjeu	3	59.87	70	null	K T O'Neill	null	Alice Haynes	Landed a handicap by 2l off 65 over 1m6f at Nottingham last time; conditions suit; big player on hat-trick bid	null	67	6	null	null			2	16	391.35	468
1526568	5	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	2	24.0	Westlain	IRE	b	g	Ribchester	Polly's Mark	Mark of Esteem	3	59.42	69	null	K Shoemark	null	Jack Jones	Well suited by step up in trip beaten 3/4l off 66 over 12f at Lingfield last time; usually held up; trip a plus; step forward latest and more to come, major player if coping with fast ground	null	63	2	null	null			5	0	0.0	337
1526568	6	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	6	34.7	Jimmy Mark	IRE	b	g	Intrinsic	Kodi da Capo	Kodiac	5	59.42	56	null	Rob Hornby	null	W S Kittow	Travelled well beaten 4l off 56 over 1m6f at Ffos Las last time; conditions suit well; in great heart, major player again	null	70	7	null	null			6	0	0.0	415
1526568	7	5	3YO plus	20:55	Newbury	10 Jul 2025	Pegasus Pumps Handicap	£5,757	1m 5f 61y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Even	Tazaman and BELLATOR BULLET both arrive on three-timers, but the latter's form is stronger because he accounted for an upwardly-mobile subsequent winner at Nottingham. Alice Haynes' three-year-old has stamina in abundance and can continue on his upward curve. Jimmy Mark has hit the crossbar three times since his successful comeback at Bath and won't be far away. Van Aert's progression came to an abrupt halt at Sandown, but blinkers now replace cheekpieces.	Hat-trick seekers Bellator Bullet and Tazaman are close to to the top of the short list and both have solid claims, with slight preference for the less exposed Bellator Bullet. However, both may struggle to hold off VAN AERT and Jimmy Mark. The latter won at Bath over 12m4f on fast ground in April and followed that up with three seconds since and looks likely to be in the shake-up again but the first time blinkered Van Aert could have his measure. He didn't quite stay the 1m6f last time weakening gradually in the final furlong, but that was a better race and the drop back a furlong is a plus. It's worth chancing he can continue his progression	Bellator Bullet	Tazaman	Van Aert	Jimmy Mark	Bellator Bullet	70	1	-19.2	Van Aert	null	b	g	Masar	Bournemouth Belle	Canford Cliffs	3	58.97	68	b1	William Cox	null	A Watson	Beaten 6 1/4l in a handicap over 1m6f at Sandown last time; in good form prior; blinkers first time; stamina to prove but should get trip; threat if stamina holds	Wearing blinkers for the first time	66	8	null	null			4	6	60.13	386