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	4	2YO only	14:40	Yarmouth	29 May 2025	British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes	£5,373	7f 3y	Soft-good to soft in places	null	Weak	On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.	In a race where the only horse with experience on the track needs to step up markedly from debut, this can fall to one of a clutch of interesting newcomers. Top of that list is MAN OF VISION. The Charlie Appleby yard have won three of the last five runnings of this race, boast a 57 per cent strike-rate with their juveniles this season, and, as you would expect from Godolphin, is bred in the purple. Rodeo also represents powerful connections. This homebred colt ticks plenty of boxes on pedigree and could well be up to winning on debut, albeit the yard's runners can come on for a run. On The Inlet is marginally preferred to Velocity Vow. The former is an expensive purchase and the yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year, including for this owner, while the latter is another pricey colt hailing from a yard that won the race in 2023 and can have their runners hard-boiled on debut.	Man Of Vision	On The Inlet	Man Of Vision	Rodeo	On The Inlet	17	3	-17.7	Brave Hunter	null	ch	c	Universal	Aussie View	Australia	2	60.33	null	null	Tommie Jakes	5	I Mohammed	Universal colt, 23 Feb; full-brother to Minhad, very useful at 12f; dam useful at 7f as a 2yo; yard in good form; an early foal, has possibilities on paper over this 7f trip; market should be informative	null	52	0	null	null			1	29	120.85	243
2	4	2YO only	14:40	Yarmouth	29 May 2025	British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes	£5,373	7f 3y	Soft-good to soft in places	null	Weak	On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.	In a race where the only horse with experience on the track needs to step up markedly from debut, this can fall to one of a clutch of interesting newcomers. Top of that list is MAN OF VISION. The Charlie Appleby yard have won three of the last five runnings of this race, boast a 57 per cent strike-rate with their juveniles this season, and, as you would expect from Godolphin, is bred in the purple. Rodeo also represents powerful connections. This homebred colt ticks plenty of boxes on pedigree and could well be up to winning on debut, albeit the yard's runners can come on for a run. On The Inlet is marginally preferred to Velocity Vow. The former is an expensive purchase and the yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year, including for this owner, while the latter is another pricey colt hailing from a yard that won the race in 2023 and can have their runners hard-boiled on debut.	Man Of Vision	On The Inlet	Man Of Vision	Rodeo	On The Inlet	17	5	9.7	Commander's Intent	FR	b	c	Victor Ludorum	Lilienbloom	Mastercraftsman	2	60.33	null	null	D Egan	null	George Scott	Although well held when beaten 6 3/4l in a 6f Newbury maiden on debut, this colt was very green but kept on late; should improve up in trip for that experience, but looks vulnerable to a newcomer	null	72	0	null	null			2	0	0.0	253
3	4	2YO only	14:40	Yarmouth	29 May 2025	British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes	£5,373	7f 3y	Soft-good to soft in places	null	Weak	On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.	In a race where the only horse with experience on the track needs to step up markedly from debut, this can fall to one of a clutch of interesting newcomers. Top of that list is MAN OF VISION. The Charlie Appleby yard have won three of the last five runnings of this race, boast a 57 per cent strike-rate with their juveniles this season, and, as you would expect from Godolphin, is bred in the purple. Rodeo also represents powerful connections. This homebred colt ticks plenty of boxes on pedigree and could well be up to winning on debut, albeit the yard's runners can come on for a run. On The Inlet is marginally preferred to Velocity Vow. The former is an expensive purchase and the yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year, including for this owner, while the latter is another pricey colt hailing from a yard that won the race in 2023 and can have their runners hard-boiled on debut.	Man Of Vision	On The Inlet	Man Of Vision	Rodeo	On The Inlet	17	4	26.8	Man Of Vision	null	gr	c	Dubawi	Summer Romance	Kingman	2	60.33	null	null	Tom Marquand	null	C Appleby	Yard has won 3 of the last 5 runnings of the race; Dubawi colt, 3 Apr; dam was high class at 9f and a Listed 2yo winner; represents powerful connections who boast a 57% strike-rate with their juveniles this season	null	86	0	null	null			4	-10	219.72	288
4	4	2YO only	14:40	Yarmouth	29 May 2025	British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes	£5,373	7f 3y	Soft-good to soft in places	null	Weak	On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.	In a race where the only horse with experience on the track needs to step up markedly from debut, this can fall to one of a clutch of interesting newcomers. Top of that list is MAN OF VISION. The Charlie Appleby yard have won three of the last five runnings of this race, boast a 57 per cent strike-rate with their juveniles this season, and, as you would expect from Godolphin, is bred in the purple. Rodeo also represents powerful connections. This homebred colt ticks plenty of boxes on pedigree and could well be up to winning on debut, albeit the yard's runners can come on for a run. On The Inlet is marginally preferred to Velocity Vow. The former is an expensive purchase and the yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year, including for this owner, while the latter is another pricey colt hailing from a yard that won the race in 2023 and can have their runners hard-boiled on debut.	Man Of Vision	On The Inlet	Man Of Vision	Rodeo	On The Inlet	17	6	-14.2	On The Inlet	IRE	b	c	New Bay	Sound Of Guns	Acclamation	2	60.33	null	null	Rossa Ryan	null	Dr R Newland J Insole	160,000gns New Bay colt, 10 May; full-brother to Jumby, high-class at 7f; dam very smart at 5f at 2yo; yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year; worth a market check	null	80	0	null	null			5	-11	150.0	278
5	4	2YO only	14:40	Yarmouth	29 May 2025	British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes	£5,373	7f 3y	Soft-good to soft in places	null	Weak	On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.	In a race where the only horse with experience on the track needs to step up markedly from debut, this can fall to one of a clutch of interesting newcomers. Top of that list is MAN OF VISION. The Charlie Appleby yard have won three of the last five runnings of this race, boast a 57 per cent strike-rate with their juveniles this season, and, as you would expect from Godolphin, is bred in the purple. Rodeo also represents powerful connections. This homebred colt ticks plenty of boxes on pedigree and could well be up to winning on debut, albeit the yard's runners can come on for a run. On The Inlet is marginally preferred to Velocity Vow. The former is an expensive purchase and the yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year, including for this owner, while the latter is another pricey colt hailing from a yard that won the race in 2023 and can have their runners hard-boiled on debut.	Man Of Vision	On The Inlet	Man Of Vision	Rodeo	On The Inlet	17	2	6.3	Rodeo	null	ch	c	St Mark's Basilica	Californiagoldrush	Cape Blanco	2	60.33	null	null	R Havlin	null	J T Gosden	St Mark's Basilica colt, 19 Apr; half-brother to American Arrow, smart at 7f; dam a Grade 2 winner over 9f and placed in the Grade 1 Del Mar Oaks; ticks plenty of boxes for top trainer	null	83	0	null	null			3	-9	102.2	278
6	4	2YO only	14:40	Yarmouth	29 May 2025	British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes	£5,373	7f 3y	Soft-good to soft in places	null	Weak	On paper, MAN OF VISION is the most intriguing newcomer. Being by Dubawi and out of the high-class Summer Romance - a Group 2 winner for Charlie Appleby - there is an awful lot to like about this Godolphin home-bred colt. On The Inlet, who cost 160,000gns and is a full-brother to Hungerford Stakes winner Jumby, also captures the imagination. Rodeo and Velocity Vow are other well-bred types notable for future reference.	In a race where the only horse with experience on the track needs to step up markedly from debut, this can fall to one of a clutch of interesting newcomers. Top of that list is MAN OF VISION. The Charlie Appleby yard have won three of the last five runnings of this race, boast a 57 per cent strike-rate with their juveniles this season, and, as you would expect from Godolphin, is bred in the purple. Rodeo also represents powerful connections. This homebred colt ticks plenty of boxes on pedigree and could well be up to winning on debut, albeit the yard's runners can come on for a run. On The Inlet is marginally preferred to Velocity Vow. The former is an expensive purchase and the yard have sent out two winning juvenile debutants this year, including for this owner, while the latter is another pricey colt hailing from a yard that won the race in 2023 and can have their runners hard-boiled on debut.	Man Of Vision	On The Inlet	Man Of Vision	Rodeo	On The Inlet	17	1	-34.9	Velocity Vow	IRE	b	c	Camelot	Marbella	Invincible Spirit	2	60.33	null	null	L Morris	null	A Watson	Yard won this in 2023; 140,000gns Camelot colt, 4 Feb; dam useful at 12f; another expensive purchase meriting a market check for a yard that can have them hard-boiled for debut	null	80	0	null	null			6	-18	192.82	263