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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
1523460 1 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 2 -23.2 Charlotte's Web IRE ch f Night Of Thunder Chamundi Hills Lope De Vega 4 60.33 103 null James Doyle null S E Crisford 1/2l third in a handicap here most recent run; steadily progressive; off a short-break; conditions suit well (CD winner); took another step forward latest and merits a go at this level null 114 6 null null 3 17 228.57 363
1523460 2 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 3 -6.8 Diamond Rain null b f Shamardal Dancing Rain Danehill Dancer 4 60.33 106 null W Buick null C Appleby Won Hedge Of Oak Stakes (Listed) at Haydock by 2l last time off a layoff; steadily progressive; first race on AW; high class prospect, leading claims null 113 7 null null 2 27 751.6 350
1523460 3 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 7 6.2 Golden Ocean GER b f Blue Point. Golden Lilac Galileo 4 60.33 91 null D Nolan null D Menuisier Did not get a clear run beaten 7l in a handicap over 8f at Sandown last time on UK/stable debut; AW debut; up in trip, should suit; squeak on pick of Irish maiden form but bit to prove null 93 5 null null 4 10 46.62 288
1523460 4 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 4 15.1 Imperial Quarter IRE b m Dubawi Ambivalent Authorized 5 60.33 101 h S De Sousa null R Varian Yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; needed race down the field in Princess Elizabeth Stakes (Group 3, 9f, Epsom) latest; trip suits; handles Tapeta; in the mix on pick of form Wearing a hood 108 5 null null 1 31 225.49 250
1523460 5 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 1 null Morrophore FR b f Kingman Fugitive Angel Alphabet Soup 4 60.33 98 null Non Runner null J T Gosden Dominant display won a handicap at Ascot by 5l last time; trip suits well; handles Tapeta; hugely talented if touch quirky; progressive, serious danger null 111 3 null null null null null 337
1523460 6 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 5 20.6 Tasmania GER ch m Australia Tusked Wings Adlerflug 5 60.33 107 null P Mulrennan null Sir Mark Prescott Below form comfortably held in Pretty Polly Stakes (Fillies' And Mares' Group 1) at The Curragh last time; top course jockey; returning from long layoff; trip suits; Tapeta debut; big player null 111 2 null null 6 7 72.06 410
1523460 7 1 3YO plus 19:05 Newcastle 27 Jun 2025 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes £36,862 1m 2f 42y Standard Tapeta Weak It looks best to side with DIAMOND RAIN, who made it three wins from five when landing Listed honours at Haydock. The Shamardal filly will need to prove herself on an artificial surface but, if handling conditions, she will be tough to beat. Morrophore was an impressive winner at Ascot and is well worth considering now upped in class. Market support for Tasmania, who hasn't been seen since finishing sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh a year ago, would be noteworthy. Diamond Rain sets the standard with her win in a Listed race last time and probably hasn't stopped progressing yet. She looks a high class prospect and should be bang there at the finish if copeing with the new surface but her form is not far ahead of the field and at likely cramped odds it could be worth taking her on. CHARLOTTE'S WEB, a course and distance winner in November, has shown steady progression herself and took another marked step forward last time when narrowly held in a class 2 handicap over CD and can put down a stern challenge here. Sir Mark Prescott's mare, Tasmania, is greatly feared. A listed winner in France she was well held in a Group 1 on stable debut last June. That wasn't too far off her peak and she's likely to be much more comfortable at this level. However, she's entitled to be a little rusty after almost a year's absence and may find a couple too sharp in the finish Diamond Rain Morrophore Charlotte's Web Diamond Rain Tasmania 66 6 -1.3 Anna Swan null b f Almanzor Vivionn Dubawi 3 54.88 90 null Tom Marquand null W J Haggas Best effort to date second beaten 3l in Agnes Keyser Fillies' Stakes (Listed) at Goodwood latest; first race on AW; trip suits; needs another step forward but can't be discounted null 102 5 null null 5 8 94.29 298