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 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 10 -27.6 Brazilian Rose IRE b f Calyx Miss Brazil Exceed and Excel 4 60.33 76 null Kaiya Fraser null R Menzies All four wins have been on AW; shade below-par here (good to firm) here last time; lots to find and hard to fancy. null 5 null null 101 81 -19.8 22.74 246
2 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 3 -13.1 Frost At Dawn USA gr f Frosted Hawana War Front 4 60.33 103 v Oisin Murphy null W J Knight Very capable filly at this level, including latest seconds at Bath and then Newmarket, when she might have won had she kept straight; leading contender. Wearing a visor 9 1 185.4 3.75 3.75 0 0.0 331
3 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 9 20.7 Nighteyes IRE b f Night Of Thunder Penny Pepper Fast Company 4 60.33 99 null D Tudhope null D OMeara Listed winner in Ireland last summer; something evidently amiss at Newmarket on seasonal debut, when taking a false early step and losing her action; something to prove now. null 4 6 -164.42 13 13 0 0.0 309
4 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 6 30.4 Over The Blues IRE b f Bungle Inthejungle Fast Jazz Frozen Power 4 60.33 92 null S A Gray null K R Burke Capable filly and was within hailing distance of best form on second start of her season at Ascot last time; something to find returned to Listed company. null 5 5 -76.64 15 17 13.33 78.43 264
5 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 4 49.7 Prime Art IRE b f Churchill Mona Lisa's Smile War Front 4 60.33 103 null Billy Loughnane null Jane ChappleHyam This faster ground an unknown but respected otherwise, having been Gr 3 winner as a 2yo and running very well in Gr 3 on sole start last season back in July; has been off since. null 7 4 -37.53 6.5 7 7.69 108.79 419
6 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 1 -56.5 Pure Angel null b m Ardad Be My Angel Dark Angel 5 60.33 90 null R Kingscote null James Horton Ran to form when 80-1 sixth of eight in this grade at Newmarket last time; good deal to find. null 4 3 18.94 41 41 0 0.0 290
7 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 8 6.2 Unequal Love null ch m Dutch Art Heavenly Dawn Pivotal 5 60.33 107 null Tom Marquand null W J Haggas Most disappointing on seasonal debut earlier this month (in a race she won last year); Gr 1 third against males over C&D last season and hard to beat if refinding that sort of form. null 4 2 98.94 2.5 2.5 0 0.0 382
8 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 5 30.4 French Sand IRE b f Sands Of Mali French Bid Anabaa 3 56.25 80 null William Cox null A Watson Promising start to career on AW this spring, last time winning a 6f maiden; may come on again on turf debut but this is much harder. null 8 null null 19 21 10.53 49.62 331
9 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 11 -8.4 Maw Lam IRE b f Acclamation Bobbi Grace Big Bad Bob 3 56.25 98 null Harrison Shaw null Adrian Nicholls Excuses this season, when 7f probably too far (still ran okay) and then hampered last time; each-way claims on her Group-placed 2yo form at 5f and 6f. null 2 null null 13 10 -23.08 223.85 333
10 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 2 -66.2 Proudly Yours IRE b f Mehmas Missy Perfect Gleneagles 3 56.25 94 h Lewis Edmunds null B R Millman Some improvement when 66-1 fourth in 6f Listed race on AW last time; even that form leaves her needing to find more. Wearing a hood 5 null null 29 34 17.24 46.65 289
11 1 3YO plus 15:00 Haydock 23 May 2025 Women In Racing/British EBF Cecil Frail £28,355 6f Good to firm-good in places null Even Having disappointed when only fifth on her reappearance at Newmarket, Unequal Love will need to improve. William Haggas' mare, who made the frame in the Sprint Cup here, would prove tough to beat judged on the pick of last year's efforts, but it may be worth taking a chance on the unexposed PRIME ART. The four-year-old offered plenty to work with when fifth in a Group 3 at York last summer and a similar performance could suffice. The in-form Frost At Dawn must also enter the reckoning. A far from competitive fillies' Listed race in which the key horse is UNEQUAL LOVE, who was most disappointing on this month's seasonal debut (in a race she won on her reappearance in 2024) but who has a clear edge on her best form from last season, notably when third against males in a Group 1 over C&D in September. It's surely premature to write her off after one blowout and she has to be the choice. Frost At Dawn, ahead of the selection last time and clearly in good form, is next best, ahead of seasonal debutant Prime Art, who ran very well on her sole start last year and has the form to be involved for sure. Prime Art Unequal Love Unequal Love Frost At Dawn Prime Art 72 7 20.7 Rogue Sensation null b f Too Darn Hot Canonbury Oasis Dream 3 56.25 98 null Callum Rodriguez null E Bethell Steadily progressive 2yo, ending with second in 7f Listed race on AW in France in November; possible improver again now; needs more on seasonal debut back on grass. null 6 null null 11 12 9.09 71.97 296