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
1527300	1	3	3YO only	17:45	Southwell	13 Jul 2025	Golf And Gallop Handicap	£18,581	1m 4f 14y	Standard (AW)	null	Even	A small but open contest in which preference is for BURJ ZABEEL. The gelded son of Kingman was able to build on a couple of promising efforts to score at Haydock last time and now pitched into handicaps from what looks a workable mark, he could repeat the dose. Golden Handshake didn't have to come out of first gear to break his maiden tag at Lingfield recently and William Haggas' charge is unlikely to be far away along with Tuscan Star, who will find this less taxing than the 0-95 he contested at York last time.	GOLDEN HANDSHAKE couldn't have been been more impressive when bolting up by five lengths at Lingfield and, with Tom Marquand back in the saddle for the in-form William Haggas, the royal runner looks the one they all have to beat. Burj Zabeel also took a sharp step forward to get off the mark last time and should be thereabouts again under Billy Loughnane. Hinchinbrooke has been holding her form well on turf and could go well at a price on his AW debut.	Burj Zabeel	Golden Handshake	Golden Handshake	Burj Zabeel	Hinchinbrooke	72	5	13.4	The Pouncing Lion	IRE	b	g	Ghaiyyath	Northeast Moon	Sea The Moon	3	61.23	90	null	Hector Crouch	null	M L W Bell	Bit in hand when off the mark and winning a maiden on third start at Chelmsford over 10f by 3 1/4l last time; that was first run after being gelded and further progress likely; not out of it	null	92	8	null	null			1	21	542.7	345
1527300	2	3	3YO only	17:45	Southwell	13 Jul 2025	Golf And Gallop Handicap	£18,581	1m 4f 14y	Standard (AW)	null	Even	A small but open contest in which preference is for BURJ ZABEEL. The gelded son of Kingman was able to build on a couple of promising efforts to score at Haydock last time and now pitched into handicaps from what looks a workable mark, he could repeat the dose. Golden Handshake didn't have to come out of first gear to break his maiden tag at Lingfield recently and William Haggas' charge is unlikely to be far away along with Tuscan Star, who will find this less taxing than the 0-95 he contested at York last time.	GOLDEN HANDSHAKE couldn't have been been more impressive when bolting up by five lengths at Lingfield and, with Tom Marquand back in the saddle for the in-form William Haggas, the royal runner looks the one they all have to beat. Burj Zabeel also took a sharp step forward to get off the mark last time and should be thereabouts again under Billy Loughnane. Hinchinbrooke has been holding her form well on turf and could go well at a price on his AW debut.	Burj Zabeel	Golden Handshake	Golden Handshake	Burj Zabeel	Hinchinbrooke	72	6	7.3	Golden Handshake	null	b	g	Zarak	Star Value	Danehill Dancer	3	58.51	84	null	Tom Marquand	null	W J Haggas	Well backed when winning a maiden at Lingfield by 5l on third start last time; represents royal connections; William Haggas in form; Tom Marquand back on board; the one to beat based on that	null	95	6	null	null			3	17	353.57	376
1527300	3	3	3YO only	17:45	Southwell	13 Jul 2025	Golf And Gallop Handicap	£18,581	1m 4f 14y	Standard (AW)	null	Even	A small but open contest in which preference is for BURJ ZABEEL. The gelded son of Kingman was able to build on a couple of promising efforts to score at Haydock last time and now pitched into handicaps from what looks a workable mark, he could repeat the dose. Golden Handshake didn't have to come out of first gear to break his maiden tag at Lingfield recently and William Haggas' charge is unlikely to be far away along with Tuscan Star, who will find this less taxing than the 0-95 he contested at York last time.	GOLDEN HANDSHAKE couldn't have been been more impressive when bolting up by five lengths at Lingfield and, with Tom Marquand back in the saddle for the in-form William Haggas, the royal runner looks the one they all have to beat. Burj Zabeel also took a sharp step forward to get off the mark last time and should be thereabouts again under Billy Loughnane. Hinchinbrooke has been holding her form well on turf and could go well at a price on his AW debut.	Burj Zabeel	Golden Handshake	Golden Handshake	Burj Zabeel	Hinchinbrooke	72	4	9.2	Burj Zabeel	IRE	b	g	Kingman	Seventh Heaven	Galileo	3	58.51	84	null	Billy Loughnane	null	C Johnston	Ideally suited by trip when winning a maiden at Haydock by 2l third time out most recently; shown to be steadily progressive; Billy Loughnane booked; very likely to be in the mix	null	98	5	null	null			4	-10	117.95	419
1527300	4	3	3YO only	17:45	Southwell	13 Jul 2025	Golf And Gallop Handicap	£18,581	1m 4f 14y	Standard (AW)	null	Even	A small but open contest in which preference is for BURJ ZABEEL. The gelded son of Kingman was able to build on a couple of promising efforts to score at Haydock last time and now pitched into handicaps from what looks a workable mark, he could repeat the dose. Golden Handshake didn't have to come out of first gear to break his maiden tag at Lingfield recently and William Haggas' charge is unlikely to be far away along with Tuscan Star, who will find this less taxing than the 0-95 he contested at York last time.	GOLDEN HANDSHAKE couldn't have been been more impressive when bolting up by five lengths at Lingfield and, with Tom Marquand back in the saddle for the in-form William Haggas, the royal runner looks the one they all have to beat. Burj Zabeel also took a sharp step forward to get off the mark last time and should be thereabouts again under Billy Loughnane. Hinchinbrooke has been holding her form well on turf and could go well at a price on his AW debut.	Burj Zabeel	Golden Handshake	Golden Handshake	Burj Zabeel	Hinchinbrooke	72	3	-12.1	Tuscan Star	FR	b	c	Yafta	Tassina	Galileo	3	58.06	83	null	Callum Hutchinson	null	A M Balding	Raced freely beaten 9 1/2l in a handicap at York last time; in good form prior when completing a hat-trick at the start of the year, including over 11f at Kempton in February; off a short-break	null	93	8	null	null			2	20	87.91	424
1527300	5	3	3YO only	17:45	Southwell	13 Jul 2025	Golf And Gallop Handicap	£18,581	1m 4f 14y	Standard (AW)	null	Even	A small but open contest in which preference is for BURJ ZABEEL. The gelded son of Kingman was able to build on a couple of promising efforts to score at Haydock last time and now pitched into handicaps from what looks a workable mark, he could repeat the dose. Golden Handshake didn't have to come out of first gear to break his maiden tag at Lingfield recently and William Haggas' charge is unlikely to be far away along with Tuscan Star, who will find this less taxing than the 0-95 he contested at York last time.	GOLDEN HANDSHAKE couldn't have been been more impressive when bolting up by five lengths at Lingfield and, with Tom Marquand back in the saddle for the in-form William Haggas, the royal runner looks the one they all have to beat. Burj Zabeel also took a sharp step forward to get off the mark last time and should be thereabouts again under Billy Loughnane. Hinchinbrooke has been holding her form well on turf and could go well at a price on his AW debut.	Burj Zabeel	Golden Handshake	Golden Handshake	Burj Zabeel	Hinchinbrooke	72	2	-2.2	Renato	null	b	c	Sea The Stars	Fresnay	Rainbow Quest	3	57.61	82	p1	Hollie Doyle	null	M Botti	Yet to get off the mark in five starts; appeared not to stay beaten 9l in a handicap over 1m7f at Doncaster last time; in good form prior when in the placings three consecutive starts; cheekpieces first time; may contend	Wearing cheek pieces for the first time	95	6	null	null			5	-13	107.78	447
1527300	6	3	3YO only	17:45	Southwell	13 Jul 2025	Golf And Gallop Handicap	£18,581	1m 4f 14y	Standard (AW)	null	Even	A small but open contest in which preference is for BURJ ZABEEL. The gelded son of Kingman was able to build on a couple of promising efforts to score at Haydock last time and now pitched into handicaps from what looks a workable mark, he could repeat the dose. Golden Handshake didn't have to come out of first gear to break his maiden tag at Lingfield recently and William Haggas' charge is unlikely to be far away along with Tuscan Star, who will find this less taxing than the 0-95 he contested at York last time.	GOLDEN HANDSHAKE couldn't have been been more impressive when bolting up by five lengths at Lingfield and, with Tom Marquand back in the saddle for the in-form William Haggas, the royal runner looks the one they all have to beat. Burj Zabeel also took a sharp step forward to get off the mark last time and should be thereabouts again under Billy Loughnane. Hinchinbrooke has been holding her form well on turf and could go well at a price on his AW debut.	Burj Zabeel	Golden Handshake	Golden Handshake	Burj Zabeel	Hinchinbrooke	72	1	-16.3	Hinchinbrooke	null	b	c	Cracksman	Angel's Hideaway	Dark Angel	3	56.7	80	null	D Egan	null	Jane ChappleHyam	Going probably on fast side when 4l third in a maiden over 10f at Sandown most recent run; third beaten less than a length at Newbury time before; first AW start; value selection based on balance of form	null	96	7	null	null			6	-15	155.29	386