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
1 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 3 -41.1 Tango Sunset IRE ch f Footstepsinthesand Shesha Bear Tobougg 4 61.23 62 null Joe Leavy 3 R A Teal Ideally suited by trip beaten 3 1/4l off 63 over 2m1f at Wolverhampton last time; conditions suit, two best efforts on Polytrack; in the mix if wound up for return null 63 7 6 -9.15 3 0 0.0 321
2 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 7 0.9 Onesteptwosteps IRE b g Getaway Total Gossip Take Risks 8 60.78 60 null Rhys Clutterbuck null N J Gifford Pulled up in a handicap chase here latest; showed ability in four Flat runs last year, including on handicap debut latest; not proven trip, may suit; each way shout null 59 10 null null 4 0 0.0 316
3 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 8 -24.3 Sydney Seabreeze FR b g Cloth Of Stars Nicole Dashing Blade 4 59.87 59 p Ben Sanderson null S P C Woods Below par when beaten 7 1/4l in a handicap over 1m6f at Wolverhampton last time; usually consistent; up in trip, fine; Polytrack suits; can do better, threat Wearing cheek pieces 68 8 4 -0.48 2 11 98.89 351
4 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 5 0.9 Blenheim Lad IRE b g Churchill Kashira Dubawi 5 59.42 57 null J F Egan null Camilla Poulton Probably needed race well beaten in a handicap at Kempton latest off a layoff; best on Tapeta but handles Polytrack; needs to build significantly on reappearance run null 59 7 5 -8.3 5 0 0.0 317
5 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 6 51.3 Balgowan IRE ch g Australia Star Search Zamindar 6 58.51 55 p T E Whelan null J W Mullins Opened account when landing a handicap by a length off 53 at Southwell last time on 17th run; conditions suit well; off a short-break; likely play a big role Wearing cheek pieces 68 3 null null 6 0 0.0 471
6 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 9 5.4 Queensland Boy IRE b g Australia Queen of France Danehill 5 58.06 54 null Ryan Kavanagh 5 Ian Williams Landed a handicap by 4l off 54 over 2m1f at Wolverhampton last time; handles conditions; bounced back to form latest, major player again if in same mood null 68 5 2 8.3 null null null 474
7 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 4 -24.3 Kevano Breeze null b g Coulsty Shantou Breeze Shantou 5 57.15 52 null William Carson null M Madgwick Looked to want further well beaten in a maiden over 8f at Kempton latest; not proven trip (best effort so far came over 1m3f); handles Polytrack; off a short-break; bit to prove null 57 4 null null 1 12 47.66 382
8 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 2 26.1 Smith IRE ch g Dawn Approach Alazeya Shirocco 9 57.15 52 v R Kingscote null Mrs L Richards Weak in the market beaten 1 1/4l off 52 over CD last time; CD winner in December; should go well again, big player Wearing a visor 69 4 3 0.48 8 0 0.0 407
9 6 4YO plus 14:30 Lingfield 29 May 2025 Surecam Handicap £3,245 1m 7f 169y Turf: good to firm-good in places; aw: standard Polytrack Even QUEENSLAND BOY bolted up at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and is very hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that success in an apprentice race, meaning he is 8lb well-in. Smith hit the crossbar over C&D a month ago and could fill second place once again here, although Balgowan and Sydney Seabreeze are others who are capable of going well. Queensland Boy has obvious claims after bouncing back from a poor spell and with conditions set right looks to hold the strongest cards. The worry is that the son of Australia has rarely put two good runs together in the last couple of years and at likely cramped odds it may be worth looking elsewhere. Smith made a very encouraging return to the Flat over course and distance in late April having landed a similar event to this here in December and could be the one again but a chance is taken that SYDNEY SEABREEZE can leave a disappointing run behind him last time, when sent off favourite, and replicate the course and distance run last September when beaten just 1.5l into fourth off a mark of 65. He now races off 59 and could represent a bit of value. The consistent Balgowan also needs considering Queensland Boy Smith Sydney Seabreeze Queensland Boy Smith 80 1 -15.9 Blonde Arrow null ch f Nathaniel Arrowtown Rail Link 4 53.52 45 null Warren Fentiman 5 H Main Appeared not to stay well beaten in a handicap at Southwell latest upped to 2m on handicap debut; trip a concern with stamina to prove; may need the run and needs big step forward null 49 3 1 9.15 9 0 0.0 285