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 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 2 22.1 Thunder Wonder IRE ch c Night Of Thunder Princess Yaiza Casamento 3 61.23 93 null J Fanning null C Johnston Ready 5 1/2l winner making all off 84 at Musselburgh on penultimate start; fourth beaten 3l off 90 in the Esher Cup last time out; runs off a 9lb higher mark than last win; possibly suit a sharper track null 9 5 -11.22 11 15 36.36 215.76 339
2 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 14 -67.1 Afentiko IRE b c Hello Youmzain Missisipi Baileys Aqlaam 3 61.23 93 null W Buick null P O Cole Well backed when scoring off 83 over 7f at Kempton three starts back; well held in Group company on final start; first try over 8f; eyecatching jockey booking; should show some improvement down in class on return null 8 null null 9.5 11 15.79 140.67 425
3 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 8 -47.7 Teroomm IRE ch c Iffraaj Salayel Bated Breath 3 59.87 90 null S De Sousa null R Varian Well backed when winning a Thirsk novice by 3/4l last time out; steadily progressive; up significantly in class for handicap debut but open to improvement on handicap debut for powerful connections null 7 8 -26.4 6.5 6 -7.69 128.21 372
4 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 7 4.6 King Casper IRE b c Shaman Selfara Oasis Dream 3 59.87 90 null Jason Hart null H Palmer Ideally suited by this trip when ready winner off 81 at Newmarket last time out, Transparent in second; acts on the track, suits quick ground and shapes as a progressive 3yo; contender off a 9lb rise null 8 7 -22.98 6 5 -16.67 333.33 385
5 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 11 39.5 Sex On Fire IRE b g Dark Angel Intense Romance Intense Focus 3 59.42 89 v George Wood null R Spencer Excuses when slowly away and keen beaten 1 1/4l off 89 at Chester last time; C&D winner for in-form trainer before that; not out of it Wearing a visor 3 6 -21.17 15 13 -13.33 95.38 334
6 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 4 -47.7 Humam IRE b c Kodiac Her Honour Shamardal 3 58.06 86 null Rob Hornby null A M Balding Going possibly on the fast side beaten 4 1/4l over 7f at Ascot last time; in good form before that; both wins over shorter and may not relish fast ground on first try at 8f null 7 null null 15 21 40 180.95 359
7 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 9 39.5 Transparent IRE ch c Mehmas Light Glass Lope De Vega 3 58.06 86 null Rossa Ryan null T Ward Well held by King Casper off 84 at Newmarket last time out; good jockey booking; unproven on fast ground; gets a handy 7lb pull at the weights with King Casper; contender null 8 4 -3.71 13 17 30.77 168.33 396
8 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 3 -12.8 Dixieland Blues null b c Invincible Spirit South Sister Sakhee 3 57.61 85 null Harry Davies null S E Crisford Well backed when winning a Southwell novice by 3/4l last time out; yet to race on turf; looks open to improvement and must be held in some regard making handicap debut in a Class 2 event null 8 null null 10 9 -10 111.11 431
9 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 5 39.5 Tilted Kilt FR ch g Persian King Loire Gleneagles 3 57.15 84 null Cieren Fallon null W J Knight Below-par fourth beaten 5l over 10f at Newcastle last time; unproven on fast ground; step back in trip should suit but a bit to find against the principals null 3 2 45.07 21 17 -19.05 103.08 341
10 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 10 -30.3 Fort George null ch g Territories Dusty Red Teofilo 3 57.15 84 null P Mulrennan null E Walker Well backed when scoring by 1l off 79 on handicap debut at Newmarket last time; should handle faster ground; in the mix off a 5lb rise for a jockey who knows him null 10 1 85.81 9.5 8.5 -10.53 120.12 454
11 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 12 22.1 Bowen Island IRE b g Hello Youmzain Taliyna Dawn Approach 3 56.7 83 null T Eaves null K A Ryan Well backed when landing a Beverley handicap off 81 over 7f at last time out; unproven on quick ground; step up in trip on a galloping track is a slight concern null 8 3 4.28 15 21 40 180.95 333
12 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 1 -30.3 City Of God IRE b c Kodiac Rare Galileo 3 56.25 82 null A Elliott null K R Burke Beaten at 5/4f on last two starts, the latest off 77 at Southwell last time out; unproven on fast ground; returns here off a short break; bit to find on turf debut upped in class null 9 null null 13 8.5 -34.62 370.59 486
13 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 6 39.5 Our Mighty Mo IRE b g Kodiac Khibrah Dark Angel 3 56.25 82 null D Egan null K R Burke Raced freely beaten 3/4l off 82 at Chester last time; trainer/jockey combination boast a 27% strike-rate over the last five years but slight concern up in trip and unproven on quick ground null 8 10 -39.52 21 34 61.9 162.04 333
14 2 3YO only 13:50 Haydock 24 May 2025 Betfred Silver Bowl Handicap £51,540 1m 37y Good to firm-good in places null Strong KING CASPER won at Newmarket in fine style on his reappearance. He looks a smart prospect on that evidence and Hugo Palmer's inmate is taken to defy a hike in the weights. Teroomm shrugged off a penalty to land a novice race at Thirsk last month. The son of Iffraaj should acquit himself well now handicapping for the first time, while Dixieland Blues is also worthy of respect on his handicap and turf debut after scoring at Southwell. King Casper travelled strongly at Newmarket last time out on handicap debut, Transparent in second, scoring readily off a mark of 81. The colt acts on the track, suits quick ground, shapes as a progressive 3yo and is a contender off a 9lb rise for that win upped in class. TEROOMM is another runner who could improve markedly on handicap debut. The Roger Varian-trained colt was sent off at odds-on when scoring in maiden and then novice company, the latter under a penalty, in April. It looks significant that his powerful connections have chosen a Class 2 event for the colt's handicap bow given Raadobarg, their 2021 winner of this race, was sent to the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot on his next start. Dixieland Blues is another unexposed colt with potential for improvement and must be held in some regard at home making his handicap debut in a Class 2 event. While yet to race on turf, his half-brother was a dual Group 2 winner over 8f on turf, and represents a yard that demand respect. King Casper Teroomm Teroomm King Casper Dixieland Blues 69 13 22.1 Triple Double A IRE br g Mohaather Shaaqaaf Sepoy 3 54.88 79 t Joe Leavy 3 H Palmer Well backed when scoring off 71 at Windsor penultimate start; second beaten 1 1/2l off 79 last time; suits ground and trip but now a net 17lb above opening winning mark upped significantly in class Wearing a tonguestrap 7 9 -35.75 13 23 76.92 314.38 352