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1528950 1 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 2 100.0 One More Dream null br g Bated Breath Gracefilly Invincible Spirit 6 63.96 69 null Mason Paetel 5 J S Quinn Scored by a length off the mark of 63 over 6 furlongs here in May; since came fourth and beaten by 5 lengths off the mark of 70 last time out; down 1lb from last run; not out of it but might need a career best to win null 65 4 1 91.2 3 0 0.0 454
1528950 2 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 3 -15.4 Level Up IRE b g Hot Streak Kamarinskaya Storm Cat 6 63.96 69 v Phoebe Edwards 7 P D Evans Scored by 3/4 of a length off the mark of 64 at Leicester on penultimate start; since came second and beaten by 1 and a 1/4 lengths off the mark of 69 last time; in good form at present and can go well Wearing a visor 70 8 3 -16.6 4 0 0.0 471
1528950 3 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 6 -61.5 Betweenthesticks null b g Captain Gerrard Jollyhockeysticks Fantastic Light 5 63.5 68 p Kaiya Fraser null Mrs R Carr Well backed when scoring by 3/4 of a length off the mark of 65 at Catterick three starts back; since came seventh and well beaten by 10 lengths off the mark of 69 last time; dropped 1lb in the weights; best watched here Wearing cheek pieces 63 8 4 -136.94 5 0 0.0 333
1528950 4 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 1 23.1 Fletcher's Flight IRE ch g Profitable Autumn Tide Jeremy 5 62.6 66 null Ashley Lewis 7 P J McBride One of the more lightly raced horses in the field; raced a bit too freely when beaten by 7 lengths in a handicap at Newmarket (July) last time; dropped 3lb's for that effort; 4lb's lower than last winning mark; might be up against it here null 64 2 null null 2 6 63.4 334
1528950 5 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 4 -38.5 King's Crown IRE b g Starspangledbanner Textured Dark Angel 5 62.6 66 t Rhys Elliott 5 M Dods Ran to form when scoring by a neck off the mark of 60 at Thirsk on penultimate start; since came second and beaten 3/4 of a length off the mark of 64 last time; in good form at present; the pick on balance of form Wearing a tonguestrap 70 4 2 56.14 1 8 153.33 487
1528950 6 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 5 7.7 Radio Star IRE b f Starspangledbanner Vive Les Rouges Acclamation 3 62.14 69 h Connor Planas null Ollie Sangster Yet to win in nine career starts; weak in the market when well beaten in a novice at Catterick latest; usually consistent before that; back into handicap company here; might need a career best to win this Wearing a hood 60 9 null null 6 0 0.0 327
1528950 7 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 7 7.7 Midnight Lir IRE b g Prince Of Lir Kerineya Elusive City 4 62.14 65 t O McSweeney null M Dods Back to form off descending mark when beaten by a head off the mark of 63 at Beverley last time out; comes into this off a short-break; suited by 5 furlongs; acts on any ground; a threat in this Wearing a tonguestrap 69 5 null null 7 0 0.0 475
1528950 8 5 3YO plus 17:15 Doncaster 19 Jul 2025 Go Racing In Yorkshire Festival Apprentice Handicap £4,397 5f 3y Good to firm-good in places null Even KING'S CROWN scored tenaciously at Thirsk on his penultimate start and is unlucky not to be coming into this bidding for a hat-trick after another bold showing when second at Pontefract. Nudged up 2lb, the son of Starspangledbanner won't need much of a step forward to gain another win. His stable companion Midnight Lir also appeals after bursting back into life at Beverley. The in-form Level Up and less-exposed Money Pockets are others of note. KING'S CROWN was a well-fancied winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start, where he just got the better of Match Play by a neck in the end, but he was always keeping on well and looked like the winner from a furlong out or so. He has since come 2nd, this time at Pontefract, and was probably a shade unlucky in that contest. He is 2 lb higher in the weights from last time and 6 lb higher than when he won two starts ago, which is a fair hike; however, given the fact he is in great form at present, he is the one to beat here. Level Up is another one in form at present; with two wins and two 2nds in his last 4 runs, he can land a blow here. And Midnight Lir looks like he is on a decent enough mark these days; however, he might have to settle with filling the places here behind two in-form rivals in this contest. King's Crown Midnight Lir King's Crown Level Up Midnight Lir 77 8 -5.8 Money Pockets null b f Harry Angel Royal Silk Royal Applause 3 57.15 58 t Luke Catton null Martin Dunne Zero wins in five career runs; ran to form when beaten by 1/2 a length off the mark of 58 at Windsor last time; runs off the same mark as last time; unexposed type; but will need a career best here against some seasoned rivals Wearing a tonguestrap 66 6 null null 8 0 0.0 328