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
1601541	1	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	4	null	Wild Dahlia		b	f	Ardad	Ejtyah	Frankel	3	0	75	i	Harry Burns	null	W J Haggas	Ran to form beaten 3l off a 1lb higher mark at Kempton last time; returning from long layoff; tongue-tie first time; effective 7-8f, acts on good to firm and AW; improving filly with much more to offer.		66	null	null	null			2	10	219.78	null
1601541	2	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	3	null	Kiss Me My Love		b	f	Invincible Spirit	Love Street	Kitten's Joy	4	60.33	65	i	Warren Fentiman	null	Roger Fell	Scored by a nose off a 3lb lower mark here in May; much below form up in class 13th beaten 32l off 65 last time, same mark here; effective 5-8f, acts on any; capable of bouncing back in calmer waters.		68	null	null	null			4	0	0.0	null
1601541	3	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	2	null	Borjina		ch	f	Bated Breath	Borja	Lope De Vega	3	59.87	72	i	C Horgan	null	E Bethell	Ran back to form beaten 2l off a 2lb lower mark at Doncaster last time; trainer in form; effective 7f, acts on a sound surface; can go well again.		68	null	null	null			3	8	101.1	null
1601541	4	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	7	null	Sandy Craic		b	f	Starman	Beach Wedding	Footstepsinthesand	3	59.42	71	i	C J Whiteley	null	D O'Meara	Scored by 1/2l off a 2lb lower mark at Carlisle penultimate start; stayed the extended mile and ran to form second beaten 2l off 71 last time, same mark here; effective 7/8f, acts on good to soft, fast ground and AW; consistent sort on an attractive mark.		75	null	null	null			1	22	395.96	null
1601541	5	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	1	null	Homestrait		b	f	Coulsty	Paradisia	Casamento	3	0	71	i	Jack Callan	null	B Ellison	Ran to form landing a handicap by a neck off a 1lb lower mark at Carlisle last time; effective 6/7f, should get further, acts on both sides of good and AW; can again go well upped to a mile.		74	null	null	null			5	5	83.76	null
1601541	6	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	5	null	Thornaby Annie		ch	f	Galileo Gold	Vardiyna	Zoffany	3	0	69	i	Jack Nicholls	null	Adrian Nicholls	Scored by a neck off a 4lb lower mark at Wetherby three starts back; ran back to form second beaten 2l off 68 last time, 1lb higher here; effective 7f/1m, acts on good to firm and AW; looks to still be on a competitive mark.		75	null	null	null			7	17	176.79	null
1601541	7	5	3YO plus	15:50	Redcar	29 Jul 2026	Marske Fabrications & Engineering Straight Mile Apprentice Fillies' Handicap	£6,281 - 7 declared to run	7f 219y	Good to firm-good in places		null	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	WILD DAHLIA signed off last season with a solid second at Kempton and, having been given time since October, remains the type to progress further as a lightly raced filly. The first-time tongue-tie could also help and she looks the one to beat if returning in the same form. Sandy Craic has been admirably consistent this season, backing up her Carlisle win with another good effort at Beverley, and should be thereabouts once again. Homestrait got back to winning ways over 7f at Carlisle last time and, with the step up to a mile likely to suit, is another respected contender.	1-2-3 Selections Wild Dahlia (1) Sandy Craic (4) Homestrait (5)	null	Wild Dahlia	Sandy Craic	Homestrait	null	6	null	Only Dream Big		b	f	Dream Ahead	River Song	Siphon	3	0	64	i	Jake Dickson	null	T D Easterby	Scored by a nose off a 5lb lower mark at Musselburgh three starts back; below form again up in class fifth beaten 6l off 65 last time, 1lb lower here; top course trainer; effective 7f/8f, acts on good ground; mark still looks stiff and needs more.		69	null	null	null			6	11	49.62	null