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	Pace Rating	Form scan position	Form scan value	First price	Last price	Change in %	ATR index	Predictor score
1	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	3	-26.6	Bradshaw	null	b	g	Dubawi	Molly Malone	Lomitas	4	64.41	null	null	Laura Pearson	null	G J Moore	Slowly away on debut when showing little; not seen on flat since; three hurdles starts this season have been poor; looks to have a bit to do	null	6	null	null	101	126	24.75	17.68	285
2	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	7	11.5	Cinderella Man	IRE	b	g	Kodiac	Tarasila	Shamardal	4	64.41	null	null	S M Levey	null	P Phelan	1,000gns breeze-up purchase by Kodiac; half-brother to Fast Tara (1m heavy turf winner); dam not very good	null	0	null	null	51	51	0	0.0	243
3	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	5	-9.7	Landing Board	IRE	b	g	Night Of Thunder	Looks A Million	Kyllachy	4	64.41	null	null	Rhys Clutterbuck	null	J Gallagher	Didn't appear to see out 10f on debut in October; changed stables and was well behind on return in April; work to do	null	2	null	null	81	81	0	0.0	322
4	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	1	7.2	Paps Of Jura	null	br	g	Mountain High	Haidees Reflection	Byron	4	64.41	null	null	Charles Bishop	null	S Thomas	Mountain High gelding; half-brother to very average jumper Canyouseeme; dam 7/8f turf winner	null	0	null	null	67	67	0	0.0	253
5	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	2	-15.4	Arabian Force	IRE	ch	c	Lope De Vega	October Queen	Iffraaj	3	60.78	null	null	Cieren Fallon	null	W J Haggas	Showed ability when sixth on debut (first and second have won since); improved from that to win last time on turf debut; 10f ought to be no problem and makes plenty of appeal	null	4	null	null	3.5	3.25	-7.14	217.58	330
6	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	4	12.9	Gladius	IRE	b	c	Night Of Thunder	Persona Grata	Sir Percy	3	60.78	null	null	David Probert	null	A M Balding	Rattled home to make a winning debut; second, third and tenth have won since; half-sister Lovely Esteem was third in a G2; can do better still and is very much of note	null	5	null	null	1.5	1.57	4.76	258.6	456
7	4	3YO plus	16:03	Salisbury	15 May 2025	Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Novice Stakes	£4,860	1m 1f 201y	Good to firm	null	Weak	ARABIAN FORCE showed major improvement from first to second start when a determined winner at Wetherby and going up in trip should bring about further progress. The form of the stable is another plus, and the son of Lope De Vega is narrowly preferred to Gladius, who scored on debut at Kempton over 1m in a contest that has worked out well since. Spanish Train got the hang of things late in the piece at the same track last month and he is another to consider.	This looks to be between the top three in the market, GLADIUS, Arabian Force and Spanish Train. The form from Arabian Force's debut looks solid, with the first two winning since, and he himself improved to win last time out. He should be fine with this new trip and is the biggest danger ahead of Spanish Train, who wasn't granted a clear run on debut last time. However, it looks like Gladius will be hard to beat here. He came with a wet sail and flew home to score on debut, having taken a moment or two to get going. He was a decisive winner in the end. The form from that race also looks good and this step up in trip looks right up his street.	Arabian Force	Gladius	Gladius	Arabian Force	Spanish Train	38	6	24.2	Spanish Train	null	b	c	Lope De Vega	Golden Valentine	Dalakhani	3	57.61	null	t	Billy Loughnane	null	P O Cole	Half-brother to 1m G1 winner Ancient Wisdom and very useful 8.5-10f winner Intricacy; wasn't granted a clear run on debut, but was keeping on; should do better	Wearing a tonguestrap	5	null	null	9.5	10	5.26	52.11	346