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
1506587	1	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	5	-29.2	Field Of Gold	IRE	gr	c	Kingman	Princess De Lune	Shamardal	3	58.06	123	null	C T Keane	null	J T Gosden	Got rolling earlier than 2000 Guineas and eased 1/2l or so line when won Irish 2,000 Guineas (Group 1) at The Curragh by 4l last time; given poor ride when conceding first run to Ruling Court at Newmarket prior; can reverse that form and will be tough to beat	null	140	4	1	132.45			2	9	220.3	438
1506587	2	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	3	112.4	First Wave	FR	b	c	Wootton Bassett	White Satin Dancer	Oasis Dream	3	58.06	94	t	D McMonagle	null	A P OBrien	Yard has won 3 of last 10 runnings of race; ideally suited by trip when winning a maiden at Gowran Park by 5l last time; looks pacemaker for stablemate Henri Matisse taking big step up in grade	Wearing a tonguestrap	114	8	null	null			3	0	0.0	321
1506587	3	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	1	-52.8	Henri Matisse	IRE	b	c	Wootton Bassett	Immortal Verse	Pivotal	3	58.06	116	null	R L Moore	null	A P OBrien	Winner of two G1s; yard has won 3 of last 10 runnings of race; won Poule d'Essai des Poulains (Group 1) at Longchamp by a head last time given fine ride; top course jockey; faster ground no issue judged on Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf win; not ruled out	null	131	5	3	25.65			1	13	217.78	445
1506587	4	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	7	-34.9	Officer	IRE	b	c	Dubawi	Hydrangea	Galileo	3	58.06	108	null	W M Lordan	null	A P OBrien	Yard has won 3 of last 10 runnings of race; held when hampered, but probably a length or so better than the bare form beaten 8l in Irish 2,000 Guineas (Group 1) at The Curragh last time; in good form prior winning Tetrarch; not fully exposed but stable holds stronger claims	null	123	3	5	-142.91			4	-25	46.39	318
1506587	5	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	6	-5.6	Rashabar	IRE	b	c	Holy Roman Emperor	Amazonka	Camelot	3	58.06	113	null	S M Levey	null	B J Meehan	Little bit unlucky in running and may have been a length closer with a clear run fourth beaten 5 1/4l in Irish 2,000 Guineas (Group 1) at The Curragh latest; steadily progressive; took Coventry at this meeting last year; each way claims	null	128	8	4	19.19			5	-27	85.46	354
1506587	6	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	2	-5.6	Ruling Court	USA	b	c	Justify	Inchargeofme	High Chaparral	3	58.06	121	t	W Buick	null	C Appleby	2000 Guineas winner under fine ride outstaying stablemate and getting first run on Field Of Gold; steadily progressive; trainer in form; may struggle to confirm form with fav but still huge player	Wearing a tonguestrap	133	5	2	132.31			7	-38	560.0	443
1506587	7	1	3YO only	16:20	Ascot	17 Jun 2025	St James's Palace Stakes	£368,615	7f 213y	Good to firm-good in places	null	Strong	FIELD OF GOLD's emphatic success in the Irish 2,000 Guineas confirmed him to be a top-class miler and the son of Kingman can enhance his reputation by adding this showpiece event to his portfolio. Having run out of track when chasing home Ruling Court in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last month, the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt has every chance of turning things around with his likely key rival. The supporting cast is headed by Henri Matisse, whose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf and French Guineas successes bring him into the equation. Rashabar and Officer are respected but already have something to find with Field Of Gold based on their encounter at the Curragh.	The UK, Irish and French Guineas winners all collide in what promises to be a great spectacle. Ruling Court got the better of FIELD OF GOLD at Newmarket but he got first run that day as the runner up was given a poor ride which the jockey paid the price for. However he made amends at the Curragh in impressive fashion producing a big speed figure and being eased at the finish so is fancied to reverse that form if ridden closer to that re-opposing rival. Henri Matisse was given a fine ride at Longchamp getting up late as the runner up possibly kicked on a bit early. He is open to further progression and the faster ground won't be an issue given he was a Breeders' Cup winner on firm late last year so he is very much respected.	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Field Of Gold	Ruling Court	Henri Matisse	79	4	-5.6	Windlord	null	b	c	Dubawi	Goldika	Intello	3	58.06	105	p	Oisin Murphy	null	A M Balding	Used as a pacemaker beaten 8l in Irish 2,000 Guineas (Group 1) at The Curragh last time; in good form prior; 2yo Group form franked in Derby; top jockey back on board; lot to find in this grade	Wearing cheek pieces	121	9	6	-155.15			6	-32	46.36	350