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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
1530265 1 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 2 -26.5 Ferrari Gold IRE ch f Showcasing Sea Youmzain Sea The Stars 3 61.23 null null D Tudhope null J Tate Had benefited for debut experience when coming third out of eight runners before winning a novice at Chester over 10f by a length last time; looks the sort to improve again; sure to go well here under a penalty null 91 7 null null 1 9 175.24 351
1530265 2 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 5 18.7 Abloom null gr f Night Of Thunder Miss Kenton Pivotal 3 58.06 75 null Cieren Fallon null W J Haggas Not won in four career starts; second and beaten by 7 1/2l in a novice at Newmarket (July) latest; steadily progressive; trainer in form; hails from a top yard; can go well here and finally get off the mark null 94 8 null null 2 0 0.0 335
1530265 3 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 4 -9.5 Beauty Beyond null b f Dubawi Beauty Filly Invincible Spirit 3 58.06 64 null Dylan Hogan null Jack Jones Looked to have wanted further when beaten by 9l in a handicap over 7f at Kempton last time; yet to finish better than fourth in four career runs to date; hard to recommend here null 68 7 null null 3 0 0.0 247
1530265 4 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 3 -9.5 Beauty Blossom IRE b f Teofilo Munajaah Dubawi 3 58.06 null null D Nolan null D OMeara 32,000 euros Teofilo filly; half-sister to useful 6 furlong 2yo horse Goldingreatstore; yard going well at the moment; half-sister to Vikki Wall and Goldingreatstore; looks to have a tricky task on debut null 66 0 null null 4 0 0.0 253
1530265 5 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 7 -12.1 Dinah Myte null b f Sixties Icon Miss Meticulous Bahamian Bounty 3 58.06 null h William Cox null J Gallagher Slowly away when coming a well beaten fifth or six runners in a novice at Pontefract on only start so far; yard are doing ok; steps down in class slightly; does need to show a bit more however Wearing a hood 61 1 null null 5 0 0.0 252
1530265 6 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 6 -3.9 Hopeful Joy null b f Mehmas Joyful Hope Shamardal 3 58.06 null null William Pyle 3 M Walford Yet to win in two career starts; had benefited for debut experience when coming second and beaten by 1/2l in a maiden here latest; fourth of eight on debut at Thirsk earlier this month; could figure null 88 7 null null 7 -6 56.73 279
1530265 7 5 3YO plus 20:10 Ripon 29 Jul 2025 Family Day Bank Holiday Monday 25th August Fillies' Novice Stakes £4,711 1m Good-good to soft in places null Even Ferrari Gold took a step forward from her debut effort to shed the maiden tag at Chester latest, and should mount a bold bid despite her penalty. However, ABLOOM has been unfortunate to finish second on each of her last two starts, most recently at Newmarket, and looks the way to go. Renewal wasn't disgraced in third at Kempton and is far from out of it either. ABLOOM comes from the William Haggas yard, which currently operates around the 35% win strike rate mark for the last 14 days, and their runner here looks like she is going to get off the mark very soon. Unraced as a 2-year-old last season, she has run four times this season already, putting in enough performances earlier on in the season before coming 2nd on her last two runs. That includes a 2nd at Newmarket last time behind Azaniya, who has since gone on to win again, this time at Windsor. Her main rival has to carry a penalty here; therefore, the Haggas horse could finally get off the mark at the fifth attempt. Ferrari Gold was a nice winner on her second ever start at Chester last time; she does have to carry a penalty here for that win; therefore, that could be the difference maker between 1st and 2nd here. And Renewal is the only runner in this race to run as a youngster last year; she looked as if she needed the seasonal debut run last time, and she could come on for that run and place in this contest. Abloom Ferrari Gold Abloom Ferrari Gold Renewal 51 1 30.1 Renewal null b f Wootton Bassett Fresh Terms New Approach 3 58.06 78 null Edward Greatrex null R M Beckett Raced twice as a 2yo last season; probably needed the race when coming a 1 1/4l third in a novice over 7f at Kempton on most recent run; comes into this off a short-break; outside chance null 85 6 null null 6 0 0.0 406