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	1	4YO plus	19:05	Sandown	29 May 2025	Star Sports Henry II Stakes	£45,368	2m 50y	Good	null	Even	TRAWLERMAN had Al Nayyir (eighth) behind when returning to finish fifth in the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan last month and this may prove to be an easier assignment. The Gosdens' seven-year-old is a previous Group 2 winner and sets a fair standard with an official rating of 118. Coltrane ran below par when second in a Group 3 at Ascot last month, but he has competed in much deeper contests than this and needs to be considered. Burdett Road looks next best.	Ready preference is for TRAWLERMAN, who is the clear form pick on his very solid efforts at Ascot last June (second in Gold Cup) and October and overall looks a less risky proposition than main form rivals Al Nayyir (next best) and Coltrane, who would both pose a real threat at their best but have been less than convincing of late. That said, Al Nayyir still has enough going for him to rate the main danger. Smart dual-purpose performer Burdett Road has to be respected form-wise too though his 2m Flat stamina hasn't yet been conclusively proven.	Trawlerman	Coltrane	Trawlerman	Al Nayyir	Coltrane	89	1	-10.9	Al Nayyir	null	b	g	Dubawi	Bright Beacon	Manduro	7	58.97	113	null	S De Sousa	null	Tom Clover	Below-par last time but ran to form in previous fifth in valuable Riyadh handicap; peak form would entitle him to respect and can show it in a small field too.	null	125	4	2	80.45			5	-71	777.78	366
2	1	4YO plus	19:05	Sandown	29 May 2025	Star Sports Henry II Stakes	£45,368	2m 50y	Good	null	Even	TRAWLERMAN had Al Nayyir (eighth) behind when returning to finish fifth in the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan last month and this may prove to be an easier assignment. The Gosdens' seven-year-old is a previous Group 2 winner and sets a fair standard with an official rating of 118. Coltrane ran below par when second in a Group 3 at Ascot last month, but he has competed in much deeper contests than this and needs to be considered. Burdett Road looks next best.	Ready preference is for TRAWLERMAN, who is the clear form pick on his very solid efforts at Ascot last June (second in Gold Cup) and October and overall looks a less risky proposition than main form rivals Al Nayyir (next best) and Coltrane, who would both pose a real threat at their best but have been less than convincing of late. That said, Al Nayyir still has enough going for him to rate the main danger. Smart dual-purpose performer Burdett Road has to be respected form-wise too though his 2m Flat stamina hasn't yet been conclusively proven.	Trawlerman	Coltrane	Trawlerman	Al Nayyir	Coltrane	89	3	18.8	Burdett Road	null	b	g	Muhaarar	Diamond Bangle	Galileo	5	58.97	111	t	Hector Crouch	null	James Owen	Smart dual-purpose 5yo who was second in the Champion Hurdle latest; career-best Flat form upped to 2m at Ascot on last run in this sphere; needs a bit more; Flat stamina unproven.	Wearing a tonguestrap	126	7	3	41.62			1	31	475.15	416
3	1	4YO plus	19:05	Sandown	29 May 2025	Star Sports Henry II Stakes	£45,368	2m 50y	Good	null	Even	TRAWLERMAN had Al Nayyir (eighth) behind when returning to finish fifth in the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan last month and this may prove to be an easier assignment. The Gosdens' seven-year-old is a previous Group 2 winner and sets a fair standard with an official rating of 118. Coltrane ran below par when second in a Group 3 at Ascot last month, but he has competed in much deeper contests than this and needs to be considered. Burdett Road looks next best.	Ready preference is for TRAWLERMAN, who is the clear form pick on his very solid efforts at Ascot last June (second in Gold Cup) and October and overall looks a less risky proposition than main form rivals Al Nayyir (next best) and Coltrane, who would both pose a real threat at their best but have been less than convincing of late. That said, Al Nayyir still has enough going for him to rate the main danger. Smart dual-purpose performer Burdett Road has to be respected form-wise too though his 2m Flat stamina hasn't yet been conclusively proven.	Trawlerman	Coltrane	Trawlerman	Al Nayyir	Coltrane	89	2	18.8	Coltrane	IRE	b	g	Mastercraftsman	Promise Me	Montjeu	8	58.97	112	p	Oisin Murphy	null	A M Balding	8yo was still pretty smart last season without quite being the force of old; no more than satisfactory seasonal return at Ascot in April; won well only previous C&D run; respected.	Wearing cheek pieces	130	6	4	-141.62			2	18	248.95	285
4	1	4YO plus	19:05	Sandown	29 May 2025	Star Sports Henry II Stakes	£45,368	2m 50y	Good	null	Even	TRAWLERMAN had Al Nayyir (eighth) behind when returning to finish fifth in the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan last month and this may prove to be an easier assignment. The Gosdens' seven-year-old is a previous Group 2 winner and sets a fair standard with an official rating of 118. Coltrane ran below par when second in a Group 3 at Ascot last month, but he has competed in much deeper contests than this and needs to be considered. Burdett Road looks next best.	Ready preference is for TRAWLERMAN, who is the clear form pick on his very solid efforts at Ascot last June (second in Gold Cup) and October and overall looks a less risky proposition than main form rivals Al Nayyir (next best) and Coltrane, who would both pose a real threat at their best but have been less than convincing of late. That said, Al Nayyir still has enough going for him to rate the main danger. Smart dual-purpose performer Burdett Road has to be respected form-wise too though his 2m Flat stamina hasn't yet been conclusively proven.	Trawlerman	Coltrane	Trawlerman	Al Nayyir	Coltrane	89	5	-57.7	Tashkhan	IRE	b	g	Born To Sea	Tarziyna	Raven's Pass	7	58.97	106	null	Jim Crowley	null	B Ellison	Smart stayer at his best but something to prove on his form over the last year or so; off since September (in a visor, which is left off now); ground any faster than good would be an issue.	null	114	5	5	-179.0			4	-65	93.7	241
5	1	4YO plus	19:05	Sandown	29 May 2025	Star Sports Henry II Stakes	£45,368	2m 50y	Good	null	Even	TRAWLERMAN had Al Nayyir (eighth) behind when returning to finish fifth in the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan last month and this may prove to be an easier assignment. The Gosdens' seven-year-old is a previous Group 2 winner and sets a fair standard with an official rating of 118. Coltrane ran below par when second in a Group 3 at Ascot last month, but he has competed in much deeper contests than this and needs to be considered. Burdett Road looks next best.	Ready preference is for TRAWLERMAN, who is the clear form pick on his very solid efforts at Ascot last June (second in Gold Cup) and October and overall looks a less risky proposition than main form rivals Al Nayyir (next best) and Coltrane, who would both pose a real threat at their best but have been less than convincing of late. That said, Al Nayyir still has enough going for him to rate the main danger. Smart dual-purpose performer Burdett Road has to be respected form-wise too though his 2m Flat stamina hasn't yet been conclusively proven.	Trawlerman	Coltrane	Trawlerman	Al Nayyir	Coltrane	89	4	18.8	Trawlerman	IRE	b	g	Golden Horn	Tidespring	Monsun	7	58.97	118	h	W Buick	null	J T Gosden	Yard won this last year; ran okay at Meydan latest without being at his best; fine chance on excellent Ascot form last June (second in Gold Cup) and October; can front-run.	Wearing a hood	132	10	1	170.07			3	-10	219.72	472