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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
1530045 1 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 1 50.8 Diddy Man null b g Dandy Man Milldale Bushranger 4 61.23 65 null P Mulrennan null T Faulkner Well backed when scored by 3l off 58 over 7f at Wolverhampton three starts back; fifth beaten 5l off 65 last time; most effective at 7f; winner here in soft over 7f; bit to prove null 68 6 5 -88.48 3 9 126.92 377
1530045 2 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 2 -9.5 Golden Pharaoh IRE ch g Footstepsinthesand Golden Easter Distorted Humor 4 61.23 65 p K T O'Neill null S Dixon Raced freely down the field in a handicap over 10f at York most recent; placed over 1m three runs back; effective 7f-1m; has handled cut; can bounce back at 1m, each way shout Wearing cheek pieces 66 9 null null 2 50 698.08 383
1530045 3 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 4 10.6 Jez Bomb null b g Hunter's Light Cherina Dynamite Kodiac 4 60.33 63 p S A Gray null S England Below par 4l third in a handicap at Ripon most recent run; consistent; 1m suits well; handled heavy only run with give; needs bit more than of late but on last wining mark Wearing cheek pieces 68 4 3 33.58 4 0 0.0 363
1530045 4 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 6 -39.7 Lesrico null b g Steele Tango Maydream Sea Freedom 5 59.87 62 null Amie Waugh 3 L Williamson Appeared not to stay well beaten in a handicap over 12f at Chester latest; drop back to 1m a slight concern given stamina in pedigree; bit to prove since handicapping null 62 4 null null 8 -18 50.71 333
1530045 5 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 7 30.7 Ratafia null b g Iffraaj Aetna Indesatchel 7 59.42 61 null Dylan Hogan null M Herrington Well backed when scored by a neck off 59 at Yarmouth penultimate start; fifth beaten 13l off 61 last time; trainer in form; 1m suits; handles soft; must bounce back, chance if so null 66 3 6 -99.14 1 68 1116.97 375
1530045 6 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 10 -69.8 Autumn Festival null br g Poet's Voice Kammaan Diktat 6 59.42 61 b Jason Watson null Ed De Giles Ran to form beaten 4 1/2l in a handicap over 7f at Ffos Las last time; enjoys making it; top jockey back on board; 1m suits; relishes soft ground; on dangerous mark but bit to prove Wearing blinkers 69 9 null null 7 -15 155.29 401
1530045 7 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 3 10.6 Flag Of Love IRE gr f Starspangledbanner Aphrodite's Angel Dark Angel 4 58.97 60 null Sean Kirrane null T D Easterby Slowly away beaten 6l in a handicap over 7f at Catterick last time; 1m suits; likes deep ground; regressive this term but better expected back at 1m with juice in the ground, player null 67 3 4 11.38 9 -25 90.66 327
1530045 8 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 11 49.6 Miss Willows null b m Outstrip Wotatomboy Captain Rio 6 57.61 57 null Jason Hart null Simon Whitaker Wide trip down the field in a handicap over 7f at Catterick most recent; 1m a concern with stamina to prove; soft ground suits; very hit or miss but on fair mark if giving best null 62 8 7 -118.66 11 -52 92.16 294
1530045 9 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 5 40.7 Jack Daniel IRE b g Equiano Mirdhak Dansili 7 57.61 57 null D C Costello null Steph Hollinshead Beaten 3l off 58 at Chester last time; 1m suits; winner on soft; not most reliable but signs of finding level and ease in grade should help, entitled to go close null 72 7 1 161.32 10 -29 217.11 406
1530045 10 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 9 -19.6 Reignman null b g Massaat Flirtinaskirt Avonbridge 4 56.25 54 null William Pyle 3 D Loughnane Ran to form beaten 4l off 55 at Kempton last time on handicap debut; 1m ok; unproven with cut; encouraging latest, could be more to come if coping with ground, in the mix null 65 6 null null 6 -11 151.52 436
1530045 11 6 4YO plus 14:35 Doncaster 24 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Handicap £4,187 7f 213y Soft null Even REIGNMAN produced a career-best effort when third on handicap debut at Kempton recently and a 1lb drop could prove lenient as he looks to build upon that effort. David Loughnane's charge can get off the mark at the fifth time of asking, with the capable Diddy Man looking best placed to chase him home. Ratafia has strong claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth last month, whereas Jez Bomb has dropped back to his last winning mark. JACK DANIEL is not the most reliable but appeals as the most likely winner. A winner on soft ground and ideally suited to a mile, conditions are set for Steph Hollinshead's gelding to show best having found his level again after steadily slipping down the handicap. He went well last time staying on over 7.5f at Chester and three runs back went very close on the AW off a pound higher than today. He's entiled to go close. Lockdown Lass poses a serious danger. A course and distance winner in soft ground she's taken time to find her form this term but a fourth last time out at Chester (3/4l behind the selection, 2lb worse off) was much better and she could be returning to the sort of levels shown back in 2023 (only run six times since). Miss Willows is interesting but is verty hit or miss and Autumn Festival is on a dangerous mark if rediscovering his best but Flag Of Love is feared more. Tim Easterby's filly has struggled since handicapping off stiff marks butb has slipped 17lbs in five runs having run over inadequate trips the last thrice. His two best career efforts came in deep ground and now back up to a mile and with plenty of juice in the ground a much better effort is on the cards Reignman Diddy Man Jack Daniel Lockdown Lass Flag Of Love 74 8 -9.5 Lockdown Lass null b m Albaasil Littlemoor Lass Motivator 7 53.52 48 null S D Bowen null G Hanmer Wide trip beaten 3 1/4l off 47 at Chester last time; CD winner in soft in 2023 off 52; has taken time to find form this term but much better latest, fair each way claims null 70 4 2 120.0 5 -10 69.7 391