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	2	3YO only	15:25	Newmarket	17 May 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£20,616	1m 4f	Good to Firm	null	Weak	GOLD CUP DAY took a big step forward from his debut when winning easily over 1m4f at Salisbury a couple of weeks ago. William Haggas' colt is likely to have more to offer here and he sets the standard, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Pole Star was only beaten two lengths when fourth on his racecourse bow at Chester recently and the son of Teofilo should not be discounted. Middle Ages edges out Minhad and Dangerman to be best of the rest.	It's a tight call between Pole Star and GOLD CUP DAY with marginal preference for the latter. William Haggas's colt sluiced in on seconf start having dictated affairs and running the field ragged before easing close home with over 5l to spare on the second. That race is tricky to evaluate with just one runner having had any prior experience but the manner of the victory is hard to ignore and it should take a big performance to lower his colours. Pole Star could be capable of that having shown plenty of promise when 4th of 6 at Chester on debut despite being very green early. The penny dropped late and he came home well but the bird had already flown. The Gosden's runner, Dangerman, was dismal on debut but showed that to be all wrong last time when second of three at Doncaster. That might have flattered him a touch but if taken at face value he can hold off the previous winner Middle Ages to make the frame	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Dangerman	44	2	27.7	Gold Cup Day	null	b	c	Golden Horn	Great And Small	Galileo	3	61.69	null	null	Cieren Fallon	null	W J Haggas	Well backed when winning a maiden at Salisbury by 5 1/2l last time when eased near line; conditions suit; big player	null	6	null	null	2.1	1.83	-12.7	674.47	378
2	2	3YO only	15:25	Newmarket	17 May 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£20,616	1m 4f	Good to Firm	null	Weak	GOLD CUP DAY took a big step forward from his debut when winning easily over 1m4f at Salisbury a couple of weeks ago. William Haggas' colt is likely to have more to offer here and he sets the standard, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Pole Star was only beaten two lengths when fourth on his racecourse bow at Chester recently and the son of Teofilo should not be discounted. Middle Ages edges out Minhad and Dangerman to be best of the rest.	It's a tight call between Pole Star and GOLD CUP DAY with marginal preference for the latter. William Haggas's colt sluiced in on seconf start having dictated affairs and running the field ragged before easing close home with over 5l to spare on the second. That race is tricky to evaluate with just one runner having had any prior experience but the manner of the victory is hard to ignore and it should take a big performance to lower his colours. Pole Star could be capable of that having shown plenty of promise when 4th of 6 at Chester on debut despite being very green early. The penny dropped late and he came home well but the bird had already flown. The Gosden's runner, Dangerman, was dismal on debut but showed that to be all wrong last time when second of three at Doncaster. That might have flattered him a touch but if taken at face value he can hold off the previous winner Middle Ages to make the frame	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Dangerman	44	3	5.2	Middle Ages	IRE	b	c	Camelot	Arte Volante	Dutch Art	3	61.69	null	null	Rob Hornby	null	A M Balding	Well backed when winning a maiden at Ripon by 1/2l last time improving markedly on debut prior; conditions suit; will need another big step forward but in the mix	null	7	null	null	6.5	8.5	30.77	358.37	399
3	2	3YO only	15:25	Newmarket	17 May 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£20,616	1m 4f	Good to Firm	null	Weak	GOLD CUP DAY took a big step forward from his debut when winning easily over 1m4f at Salisbury a couple of weeks ago. William Haggas' colt is likely to have more to offer here and he sets the standard, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Pole Star was only beaten two lengths when fourth on his racecourse bow at Chester recently and the son of Teofilo should not be discounted. Middle Ages edges out Minhad and Dangerman to be best of the rest.	It's a tight call between Pole Star and GOLD CUP DAY with marginal preference for the latter. William Haggas's colt sluiced in on seconf start having dictated affairs and running the field ragged before easing close home with over 5l to spare on the second. That race is tricky to evaluate with just one runner having had any prior experience but the manner of the victory is hard to ignore and it should take a big performance to lower his colours. Pole Star could be capable of that having shown plenty of promise when 4th of 6 at Chester on debut despite being very green early. The penny dropped late and he came home well but the bird had already flown. The Gosden's runner, Dangerman, was dismal on debut but showed that to be all wrong last time when second of three at Doncaster. That might have flattered him a touch but if taken at face value he can hold off the previous winner Middle Ages to make the frame	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Dangerman	44	5	10.2	Bahadur	null	b	c	Make Believe	Ensaya	Alhaarth	3	58.97	null	null	Ben Sanderson	null	S P C Woods	Well beaten in a novice over 10f here only start in mid-April; unproven at trip; needs huge leap forward	null	0	null	null	101	101	0	0.0	230
4	2	3YO only	15:25	Newmarket	17 May 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£20,616	1m 4f	Good to Firm	null	Weak	GOLD CUP DAY took a big step forward from his debut when winning easily over 1m4f at Salisbury a couple of weeks ago. William Haggas' colt is likely to have more to offer here and he sets the standard, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Pole Star was only beaten two lengths when fourth on his racecourse bow at Chester recently and the son of Teofilo should not be discounted. Middle Ages edges out Minhad and Dangerman to be best of the rest.	It's a tight call between Pole Star and GOLD CUP DAY with marginal preference for the latter. William Haggas's colt sluiced in on seconf start having dictated affairs and running the field ragged before easing close home with over 5l to spare on the second. That race is tricky to evaluate with just one runner having had any prior experience but the manner of the victory is hard to ignore and it should take a big performance to lower his colours. Pole Star could be capable of that having shown plenty of promise when 4th of 6 at Chester on debut despite being very green early. The penny dropped late and he came home well but the bird had already flown. The Gosden's runner, Dangerman, was dismal on debut but showed that to be all wrong last time when second of three at Doncaster. That might have flattered him a touch but if taken at face value he can hold off the previous winner Middle Ages to make the frame	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Dangerman	44	1	-22.4	Dangerman	null	ch	g	Cracksman	Plucky Lass	Medaglia d'Oro	3	58.97	null	null	Benoit D L Sayette	null	J T Gosden	Had benefited for debut experience second beaten 3 1/2l in a maiden over 10f at Doncaster latest; trainer in form; up in trip, should stay; more to come now on track, player	null	4	null	null	9	13	44.44	341.88	308
5	2	3YO only	15:25	Newmarket	17 May 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£20,616	1m 4f	Good to Firm	null	Weak	GOLD CUP DAY took a big step forward from his debut when winning easily over 1m4f at Salisbury a couple of weeks ago. William Haggas' colt is likely to have more to offer here and he sets the standard, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Pole Star was only beaten two lengths when fourth on his racecourse bow at Chester recently and the son of Teofilo should not be discounted. Middle Ages edges out Minhad and Dangerman to be best of the rest.	It's a tight call between Pole Star and GOLD CUP DAY with marginal preference for the latter. William Haggas's colt sluiced in on seconf start having dictated affairs and running the field ragged before easing close home with over 5l to spare on the second. That race is tricky to evaluate with just one runner having had any prior experience but the manner of the victory is hard to ignore and it should take a big performance to lower his colours. Pole Star could be capable of that having shown plenty of promise when 4th of 6 at Chester on debut despite being very green early. The penny dropped late and he came home well but the bird had already flown. The Gosden's runner, Dangerman, was dismal on debut but showed that to be all wrong last time when second of three at Doncaster. That might have flattered him a touch but if taken at face value he can hold off the previous winner Middle Ages to make the frame	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Dangerman	44	4	-19.9	Minhad	null	b	c	Universal	Aussie View	Australia	3	58.97	null	null	D Egan	null	I Mohammed	Wide trip beaten 5l in a novice at Haydock last time fading late upped to 1m4f form 1m2f; looks better suited to shorter but in the mix	null	2	null	null	17	10	-41.18	378.82	326
6	2	3YO only	15:25	Newmarket	17 May 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£20,616	1m 4f	Good to Firm	null	Weak	GOLD CUP DAY took a big step forward from his debut when winning easily over 1m4f at Salisbury a couple of weeks ago. William Haggas' colt is likely to have more to offer here and he sets the standard, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Pole Star was only beaten two lengths when fourth on his racecourse bow at Chester recently and the son of Teofilo should not be discounted. Middle Ages edges out Minhad and Dangerman to be best of the rest.	It's a tight call between Pole Star and GOLD CUP DAY with marginal preference for the latter. William Haggas's colt sluiced in on seconf start having dictated affairs and running the field ragged before easing close home with over 5l to spare on the second. That race is tricky to evaluate with just one runner having had any prior experience but the manner of the victory is hard to ignore and it should take a big performance to lower his colours. Pole Star could be capable of that having shown plenty of promise when 4th of 6 at Chester on debut despite being very green early. The penny dropped late and he came home well but the bird had already flown. The Gosden's runner, Dangerman, was dismal on debut but showed that to be all wrong last time when second of three at Doncaster. That might have flattered him a touch but if taken at face value he can hold off the previous winner Middle Ages to make the frame	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Gold Cup Day	Pole Star	Dangerman	44	6	-1.3	Pole Star	null	b	c	Teofilo	Lunar Maria	Dubawi	3	58.97	null	null	Billy Loughnane	null	C Johnston	2l fourth in a maiden at Chester first-time out looking to need the experience badly; conditions suit; can do lot better with a run under belt, major player	null	0	null	null	3.5	4.5	28.57	622.22	265