Pre-race data
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
1522871 1 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 1 -5.3 Dubai Beach ex5 gr f Blue Point. Fire Blaze Dubawi 4 65.77 80 h K Shoemark null S bin Suroor Bolted up, probably eased a length, landing a handicap by 5 1/2l off 75 at Chelmsford last time; suited by a mile, has improved in a hood, still well-treated, major player on hat-trick bid Wearing a hood 89 6 5 -22.04 4 0 0.0 557
1522871 2 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 12 -36.6 Dashing Roger null b g Fast Company Croeso Cusan Diktat 8 64.41 77 p Marco Ghiani null W Stone Bit below par again beaten 6 1/4l in a handicap over 10f at Chelmsford last time; conditions fine; top jockey back on board; wide draw; lost way since end of 2024, bit to prove Wearing cheek pieces 73 8 null null 5 0 0.0 323
1522871 3 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 10 -18.6 Encourager IRE b g Churchill Miss Frangipane None 4 63.5 75 null Daniel Muscutt null J R Fanshawe Too keen first time on turf down the field on handicap debut over 10f at Chester most recent; usually consistent; 1m suit better; wide draw; enjoys Polytrack; can bounce back, chance null 72 8 null null 6 0 0.0 395
1522871 4 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 2 6.8 Port Road USA gr g Quality Road Tacking Mizzen Mast 4 62.6 73 null Paddy Bradley null S Dow Yard won this last year; ran to form, but looked to be delivered too late beaten 2l off 72 here last time; trainer in form; conditions suit; capable of bit better, likely threat null 81 5 2 22.04 3 7 77.5 386
1522871 5 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 3 -2.9 Marbush null b g Raven's Pass Anaamil Darshaan 3 60.78 79 null Hollie Doyle null A Watson Below form down in trip back on turf down the field in a handicap at Goodwood most recent; off a short-break; CD winner as juvenile; may need further now but squeak on pick of form null 73 8 null null 7 0 0.0 349
1522871 6 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 11 8.1 The Outlaw IRE b c New Bay Refusetolisten Clodovil 3 60.78 79 null R Kingscote null R M Beckett Improved back off the front with head gear off landing a handicap by 1 1/2l off 74 at Carlisle last time; CD winner; significant jockey booking; wide draw; needs more but going right way null 76 9 6 -29.35 8 0 0.0 351
1522871 7 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 8 5.6 Stateira FR ch f Persian King Douda Sea The Stars 3 60.33 78 null Nicola Currie null A M Balding Appeared not to stay down the field in a novice over 10f at Goodwood most recent; in good form prior over CD; top course trainer; bit to prove off stiff looking opening mark null 75 7 3 6.03 2 13 77.65 388
1522871 8 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 5 3.2 Notimeforchitchat IRE b g Time Test Chatting Intikhab 3 59.87 77 b1 Finley Marsh null R Hughes Scored by a neck off 72 over 7f here three starts back; ran about to form ridden to stay second beaten 1 1/4l off 75 last time; blinkers first time; CD winner; 1m possibly ideal, big player Wearing blinkers for the first time 81 5 null null 9 0 0.0 409
1522871 9 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 9 -16.2 Opera Score IRE b f No Nay Never Opera Society Declaration Of War 3 58.97 75 t1 Harry Davies null S E Crisford Seemed not to stay on handicap debut beaten 8l in a handicap over 10f at Chelmsford last time; tongue-tie first time; down in trip a plus; return to a mile should help, each way shout Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time 71 8 4 -6.03 10 0 0.0 387
1522871 10 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 4 3.2 Threatening IRE b g Night Of Thunder Gabrielle Dark Angel 3 58.06 73 b Dylan Hogan null Sir Mark Prescott Scored by 1 1/4l off 65 over 7f at Southwell in April; tried in blinkers (retained) and a bit below form again fourth beaten 4 1/2l off 73 last time; 1m fine; best on Tapeta; could contend Wearing blinkers 76 8 null null 11 0 0.0 339
1522871 11 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 6 33.6 Silver Arrow IRE gr g Dark Angel Meetyouatthemoon Excelebration 3 57.61 72 p1 Lewis Edmunds null Lemos Souza Ran to novice form landing a handicap by a length off 68 over 7f at Chelmsford last time; cheekpieces first time; up in trip, worth a try; may need the run but can't be discounted Wearing cheek pieces for the first time 71 7 null null 12 0 0.0 359
1522871 12 4 3YO plus 19:30 Kempton 25 Jun 2025 Try Unibet's New Smartview Racecards Handicap £6,281 1m Standard to slow Polytrack Strong Having continued her upward trajectory when completing a double at Chelmsford six days ago, penultimate C&D winner DUBAI BEACH is difficult to oppose. A 5lb penalty for the four-year-old's latest triumph is unlikely to prevent another bold bid and a hat-trick may beckon. The Outlaw regained the winning thread at Carlisle last month and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but Ralph Beckett's colt is effectively 12lb higher in the ratings without Jack Dace's 7lb claim. With that in mind, the biggest danger may emerge from reopposing third Port Road. Hat-trick seeking DUBAI BEACH should be a tough nut to crack despite taking a step up in class off a 5lb penalty. She sluiced in by over 5l last time and is due to go up a further nine pounds in the handicap for the future. Conditions hold no fears, as the first leg of the double came over course and distance, and if in similar mood she should strike again. The stiffest opposition may come from Notimeforchitchat, a course and distance winner tried in first time blinkers and dropped back from a 1m2f the last twice, and Port Road, who bounced back to form over course and distance last time after a couple of modest efforts and is possibly capable of a bit more judeged on his novice form last term Dubai Beach Port Road Dubai Beach Notimeforchitchat Port Road 75 7 8.1 Flagon Dry IRE b g Invincible Army Sweet Dragon Fly Oasis Dream 3 57.15 71 null Saffie Osborne null W Greatrex Raced too freely comfortably held in a handicap at Nottingham last time; in good form prior; first time on Polytrack; significant jockey booking; fairly treated, can do better, chance null 76 7 1 29.35 1 18 42.68 430