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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
1523296 1 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 5 53.9 Monotone IRE b g Verbal Dexterity Yes Oh Yes Gone West 3 61.23 80 t Cam Hardie null A Brittain Below par beaten 7 1/2l in a handicap at The Curragh last time; generally out of form; give in the ground a concern; lot to prove on UK/stable debut Wearing a tonguestrap 81 4 null null 6 0 0.0 377
1523296 2 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 13 -7.7 Kisskodi IRE b g Kodi Bear Summerseat Mist Dandy Man 3 60.78 79 null Jack Nicholls 7 Harry Eustace Well backed when landing a handicap by 1 1/4l off 73 over 6f at Epsom last time; unproven with give; progressive, in the mix if proving stamina for the trip/coping with cut null 82 6 11 -159.78 7 0 0.0 365
1523296 3 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 11 -38.4 U Sure Do IRE b g Kodiac Lake Moon Tiger Hill 3 60.78 79 null D Allan null T D Easterby Well backed beaten 2l off 80 over 6f at Hamilton last time on h'cap bow; unproven beyond 6f, should stay; very promising, threat null 87 5 1 71.73 8 0 0.0 472
1523296 4 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 3 -100.0 Brave Byreflection IRE b f Mohaather Samuna Samum 3 60.33 78 null K T O'Neill null Alice Haynes Well backed when landing a handicap by 3l off 72 at Chepstow last time; trainer in form; unproven with give; 7f suits well; threat with likely more to come null 89 6 10 -13.91 9 0 0.0 435
1523296 5 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 16 -69.2 Naina null b f Expert Eye Queen Of Australia Australia 3 60.33 78 null Christian Howarth 3 J Ryan Appeared not to stay well beaten in a handicap over 8f at Newmarket latest; generally out of form; wide draw; off a short-break; conditions suit but lot to prove null 73 8 null null 10 0 0.0 374
1523296 6 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 4 146.2 Mystical Storm null b c Harry Angel Emeralds Spirit Rock Of Gibraltar 3 59.87 77 null Ryan Sexton null Miss J A Camacho Well backed when winning a novice at Doncaster over 6f by 1 1/4l last time dropped back from 7f for first time; second run after wind op; needs step forward but could figure null 86 2 null null 11 0 0.0 362
1523296 7 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 12 53.9 Cairdeas null ch g Sergei Prokofiev Avengers Queen Brazen Beau 3 59.42 76 null D Nolan null P T Midgley Below par beaten 6l in a handicap at Newbury last time; in fair form prior; inconsistent this term; 7f suits; any cut in ground a concern; chance on pick of form but risky null 85 6 6 6.8 12 0 0.0 319
1523296 8 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 9 -7.7 Eazy On The Eye null b f Expert Eye Yaa Mous Farhh 3 59.42 76 null George Bass null H Main Probably outclassed down the field in a handicap over 8f at Ascot most recent; probably best over further; give in ground a worry; bit to do null 76 8 null null 13 0 0.0 323
1523296 9 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 14 23.1 Golden Redemption USA b c Medaglia D'oro Redemption Day Quality Road 3 59.42 76 null P J McDonald null A M Balding Ideally suited by trip beaten 2l off 75 at Newbury last time on UK/turf debut; top course trainer; unproven with give; 7f suits; interesting on second start for stable/in UK, player null 80 7 2 60.41 17 -9 61.54 386
1523296 10 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 17 -5.8 Pietro IRE b g Sands Of Mali Volkovkha Holy Roman Emperor 3 58.97 75 null Kyle Strydom null J R Fanshawe Landed a handicap by a length off 72 at Brighton last time; wide draw; conditions suit; back to best and likely bit more to come yet, big player null 89 7 4 13.91 14 0 0.0 451
1523296 11 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 8 177.0 Green Pursuit IRE b g Arizona. High Regards High Chaparral 3 58.97 75 p Connor Beasley null A Keatley Beaten 3l off 76 over 6f at Chester last time from wide draw and can be slightly upgraded; 7f a conern but worth another go; unproven with give; can do better, each way claims Wearing cheek pieces 84 5 7 -2.58 5 8 59.62 352
1523296 12 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 15 -38.4 Chesneys Charm null b g Mohaather Velvet Charm Excelebration 3 57.61 72 b1 Oliver Stammers null Grant Tuer Beaten 7l in a handicap over 10f at Redcar last time; generally out of form; blinkers first time; usually held up; drop back to 7f may trigger revival, fair each way shout Wearing blinkers for the first time 85 2 null null 1 20 83.33 362
1523296 13 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 6 -38.4 Fan Mail null b g Mayson Fanfair Royal Applause 3 57.61 72 null Rossa Ryan null T D Easterby Appeared not to stay beaten 9 1/4l in a handicap at Haydock last time; generally out of form; unproven with give; 7f a concern; lot to prove null 82 7 null null 4 10 47.62 316
1523296 14 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 1 -38.4 Lever Up null ch g Ulysses Essence Le Havre 3 56.25 69 v Billy Garritty null M D Easterby Travelled well beaten 1 1/4l off 68 over 8f at Hamilton last time flattening out late; drop back to 7f a plus; handles cut; could be better to come, could go well Wearing a visor 83 6 9 -7.91 15 0 0.0 374
1523296 15 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 7 -38.4 Pearly Squirrel IRE b f Kodi Bear Katherine Lee Azamour 3 55.79 68 p Jim Crowley null I Furtado Scored by a head off 65 at Doncaster penultimate start; sixth beaten 4 1/4l off 68 last time; significant jockey booking; 7f suits; unproven with give but in the mix Wearing cheek pieces 85 6 8 -7.21 3 13 69.02 363
1523296 16 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 10 -7.7 Tuscan Point IRE b g Blue Point. Tuscan Oasis Oasis Dream 3 53.98 64 null J P Sullivan null R A Fahey Going probably on fast side beaten 6 1/2l in a handicap at Doncaster last time; generally out of form; handles give; lost way this year, lot to prove null 76 5 3 14.36 16 0 0.0 301
1523296 17 4 3YO only 17:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap £12,885 7f Good to soft null Weak The flourishing KISSKODI has to be the starting point. After readily justifying favouritism in a 0-62 handicap at Brighton, the son of Kodi Bear was promoted from second to first following a trouble run at Leicester a fortnight later. The hat-trick was readily completed at Epsom most recently. Given his sire and dam were both 7f winners, stepping him up in trip to extend the wining run seems logical. Golden Redemption, Brave Byreflection and Lever Up could fight this out if another 6lb rise hinders the selection. A very trappy affair with plenty in with a shout. Pietro and Brave Byreflection both arrive on the back of wins last time out and have scope for a bit more yet and are both solid options, with Pietro slightly more convicning given he's proven with cut in the ground. However, the one to take the eye most is GOLDEN REDEMPTION who made a very encouraging start to his UK career when a close-up third in a class 4 handicap at Newbury on first run since March. That was his first taste of turf having shown ability initially on dirt in Meydan before coming off the rails. He'll need to find a bit more but is in the hands of a a top trainer and a bold run is anticipated. Lever Up and U Sure Do are entitled to be thereabouts, while Green Persuit and Chesney's Charm could do better and have decent each way claims Kisskodi Golden Redemption Golden Redemption Pietro Brave Byreflection 72 2 -38.4 Seed Investor IRE b g Coulsty Cead Mile Failte Dabirsim 3 53.98 64 null Pierre-Louis Jamin null I Furtado Slowly away beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap over 8f at Pontefract last time; generally out of form; handles give; bit better latest but still needs a step forward but drop back in trip may help null 84 2 5 7.91 2 20 83.33 341