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
1530047	1	2	3YO plus	15:45	Doncaster	24 Jul 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£21,600	1m 3f 197y	Soft	null	Even	The small field and going may suit the Richard Hannon trained STEM, a nine-and-a-half length winner on debut on heavy ground at Newbury last September, but not seen since. Sent to the lead two furlongs out that day, he was in no danger from that point onwards and clearly looks the one to beat. Arabian Poet has been gelded since his Newmarket fourth which may bring enough improvement to see him challenging, while Blue Martini ought to handle the ground and is an interesting newcomer.	THE CURSOR looks the pick having posted some very encouraging efforts in defeat. He was a little below par at Royal Ascot on handicap debut perhaps not happy on the fast ground. That was a first try at this trip but is probably best forgotten and suggested this trip would be well within his compass when rallying late over 1m2f on second start in March. He was out of his depth next time in a Listed event but back in calmer waters should be tough to beat. Stem is a huge danger on season comeback having opened his accoun t on first time of asking last term in deep ground. That was over 7f but the manner of the win (9 1/2l) strongly suggests he'll be suited to trips of 1m2f plus. He should put up a stiff challenge. Codiak, one of two newcomers, is well-bred and and could figure in the shake-up on debut	Stem	Arabian Poet	The Cursor	Stem	Codiak	46	5	-38.5	Stem	IRE	b	c	Calyx	Princess Cleopatra	Bernardini	3	61.69	null	null	S M Levey	null	R Hannon	Stiff test on ground suited 9 1/2l winner in a novice over 7f at Newbury on debut; returning from long layoff; trip an unknown; big player	null	87	9	null	null			1	16	367.63	454
1530047	2	2	3YO plus	15:45	Doncaster	24 Jul 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£21,600	1m 3f 197y	Soft	null	Even	The small field and going may suit the Richard Hannon trained STEM, a nine-and-a-half length winner on debut on heavy ground at Newbury last September, but not seen since. Sent to the lead two furlongs out that day, he was in no danger from that point onwards and clearly looks the one to beat. Arabian Poet has been gelded since his Newmarket fourth which may bring enough improvement to see him challenging, while Blue Martini ought to handle the ground and is an interesting newcomer.	THE CURSOR looks the pick having posted some very encouraging efforts in defeat. He was a little below par at Royal Ascot on handicap debut perhaps not happy on the fast ground. That was a first try at this trip but is probably best forgotten and suggested this trip would be well within his compass when rallying late over 1m2f on second start in March. He was out of his depth next time in a Listed event but back in calmer waters should be tough to beat. Stem is a huge danger on season comeback having opened his accoun t on first time of asking last term in deep ground. That was over 7f but the manner of the win (9 1/2l) strongly suggests he'll be suited to trips of 1m2f plus. He should put up a stiff challenge. Codiak, one of two newcomers, is well-bred and and could figure in the shake-up on debut	Stem	Arabian Poet	The Cursor	Stem	Codiak	46	2	12.7	Arabian Poet	null	b	g	Dubawi	Shastye	Danehill	3	58.97	null	null	D C Costello	null	C Appleby	Fourth beaten 7 1/4l in a maiden over 10f at Newmarket latest; trainer in form; returning from long layoff; trip an unknown, faded over 1m2f latest; could figure but needs step forward	null	79	2	1	70.06			3	-29	395.96	292
1530047	3	2	3YO plus	15:45	Doncaster	24 Jul 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£21,600	1m 3f 197y	Soft	null	Even	The small field and going may suit the Richard Hannon trained STEM, a nine-and-a-half length winner on debut on heavy ground at Newbury last September, but not seen since. Sent to the lead two furlongs out that day, he was in no danger from that point onwards and clearly looks the one to beat. Arabian Poet has been gelded since his Newmarket fourth which may bring enough improvement to see him challenging, while Blue Martini ought to handle the ground and is an interesting newcomer.	THE CURSOR looks the pick having posted some very encouraging efforts in defeat. He was a little below par at Royal Ascot on handicap debut perhaps not happy on the fast ground. That was a first try at this trip but is probably best forgotten and suggested this trip would be well within his compass when rallying late over 1m2f on second start in March. He was out of his depth next time in a Listed event but back in calmer waters should be tough to beat. Stem is a huge danger on season comeback having opened his accoun t on first time of asking last term in deep ground. That was over 7f but the manner of the win (9 1/2l) strongly suggests he'll be suited to trips of 1m2f plus. He should put up a stiff challenge. Codiak, one of two newcomers, is well-bred and and could figure in the shake-up on debut	Stem	Arabian Poet	The Cursor	Stem	Codiak	46	4	2.0	Blue Martini	FR	b	g	Persian King	Toride	Fuisse	3	58.97	null	null	D Nolan	null	D Menuisier	46,000 euros Persian King gelding; fifth foal; half brother to winners in France; dam unraced; tough task on debut, market can guide	null	65	0	null	null			5	-33	173.76	253
1530047	4	2	3YO plus	15:45	Doncaster	24 Jul 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£21,600	1m 3f 197y	Soft	null	Even	The small field and going may suit the Richard Hannon trained STEM, a nine-and-a-half length winner on debut on heavy ground at Newbury last September, but not seen since. Sent to the lead two furlongs out that day, he was in no danger from that point onwards and clearly looks the one to beat. Arabian Poet has been gelded since his Newmarket fourth which may bring enough improvement to see him challenging, while Blue Martini ought to handle the ground and is an interesting newcomer.	THE CURSOR looks the pick having posted some very encouraging efforts in defeat. He was a little below par at Royal Ascot on handicap debut perhaps not happy on the fast ground. That was a first try at this trip but is probably best forgotten and suggested this trip would be well within his compass when rallying late over 1m2f on second start in March. He was out of his depth next time in a Listed event but back in calmer waters should be tough to beat. Stem is a huge danger on season comeback having opened his accoun t on first time of asking last term in deep ground. That was over 7f but the manner of the win (9 1/2l) strongly suggests he'll be suited to trips of 1m2f plus. He should put up a stiff challenge. Codiak, one of two newcomers, is well-bred and and could figure in the shake-up on debut	Stem	Arabian Poet	The Cursor	Stem	Codiak	46	3	7.3	Codiak	IRE	b	g	Make Believe	Sagami	Street Cry	3	58.97	null	b1	Callum Rodriguez	null	E Bethell	78,000 euros Make Believe gelding; fifth foal; half-brother to Raven's Cry, smart at 10f; blinkers first time; yard in good form; likely player on debut, market can guide	Wearing blinkers for the first time	73	0	null	null			4	-29	212.72	288
1530047	5	2	3YO plus	15:45	Doncaster	24 Jul 2025	Darley EBF Novice Stakes	£21,600	1m 3f 197y	Soft	null	Even	The small field and going may suit the Richard Hannon trained STEM, a nine-and-a-half length winner on debut on heavy ground at Newbury last September, but not seen since. Sent to the lead two furlongs out that day, he was in no danger from that point onwards and clearly looks the one to beat. Arabian Poet has been gelded since his Newmarket fourth which may bring enough improvement to see him challenging, while Blue Martini ought to handle the ground and is an interesting newcomer.	THE CURSOR looks the pick having posted some very encouraging efforts in defeat. He was a little below par at Royal Ascot on handicap debut perhaps not happy on the fast ground. That was a first try at this trip but is probably best forgotten and suggested this trip would be well within his compass when rallying late over 1m2f on second start in March. He was out of his depth next time in a Listed event but back in calmer waters should be tough to beat. Stem is a huge danger on season comeback having opened his accoun t on first time of asking last term in deep ground. That was over 7f but the manner of the win (9 1/2l) strongly suggests he'll be suited to trips of 1m2f plus. He should put up a stiff challenge. Codiak, one of two newcomers, is well-bred and and could figure in the shake-up on debut	Stem	Arabian Poet	The Cursor	Stem	Codiak	46	1	23.4	The Cursor	null	b	c	Frankel	Villa Marina	Le Havre	3	58.97	85	null	Jason Watson	null	A M Balding	Going probably on fast side beaten 10l in a handicap at Ascot last time; should get 1m4f; handles cut; highly tried last twice, sets the bar and better to come	null	93	8	2	-70.06			2	13	269.7	287