France Express Form & Race Previews (Le Mans/Amiens) – Wednesday, October...
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PRINCE AZUR (FR) Has only been fair so far and finished fifth in a Maiden at Chantilly over 1600m on 10 October. Has claims in this line-up. ARTHUR BEAR Successful second time out in a Claimer at Saint-C loud over 1600m on 8 October. Faces a tougher task this time but can contest the finish. ELMO PUTNEY (FR) Improving and was runner-up in a Maiden at Lyon-Parilly over 1600m on 6 October. Sho uld makea bid for victory. SCRIBE OF WISDOM Threatening a first success and was runner-up in a Maiden at Chantilly over 1600m on 29 September. Can go one place better .
LADY FALCON CEN (IRE) Consistent so far and was runner-up in a Maiden at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 September. Capable of scoring. LA THEBAIDE Disappointed second time out when 8th in a Maiden at Chantilly over 1600m on 10 October. Did better on debut and can bounceb ack to score.. STELLIA (FR) A two-year-old filly by Persian King out of Sefroua who is making her debut. Her dam won three of just six starts, includinga Listed race. Could be a threat. HISTORI CHOPE (FR) Returned to form when third in a Maiden at Bordeau x-Le Bouscat over 1400m on 28 September. Should fig ht out the finish again.
DASH DIZZY (IRE) Finished 8th in a Handicap at Chantilly over 120 0m on 19 September. Has been competitive at this level and can score. ASHERAH (FR) Disappointing of late and was unplaced in a Handicap at Chantilly over 1200m on 15 October. Capable of beinga reald anger to these rivals.. DOBBA (USA) Clearly talented and was third in a Class 2 Conditions race at Chantilly over 1600m on 13 February. Capable of beating these rivals if fit aftera break. BREIZHY BOY (FR) Showed some improvement when third in a Claimer at Fontainebleau over this distance on 16 October. Ca nget into the mix of things.
BAY OF LOVE (IRE) A three-year-old colt by New Bay out of Angel Love who is making his debut. His dam was unraced in France. Could score. CARAMEL (FR) Has improved of late and was runner-up in a Class 2 Conditions race over this track and trip on 5 October. Should be a threat once again. CAMPEONA (FR) Remains in good shape and was runner-up in a Conditions maiden at Les Sables over 2700m on 13 October. Can contest the finish again. LIBELA DES BAMBOUS (FR) Showed promise when third on debut in a Maiden at Les Sables over 2700m on 13 October. Should be in the mix once again..
AZIMPOUR (IRE) Returns froma break after finishing 7th in a Grou p 2 at ParisLongchamp over 2000m on 5 April. Has a big chance if returning fit and well. SWINGUER (FR) Very consistent and finished third in a Class 1 Co nditions race at Lyon-La Soie over 1800m on 11 October. Can get involved in the finish again. CAMBRONNE (FR) Successful in his last two starts, the latest in a Class 1 Conditions race at Lyon-La Soie over 1800m on 11 October. Fit and can completea hat-trick. WINE PALACE (FR) Successful second time out in a Maiden at Clairefo ntaine over 2200m on 11 July. Improving and could make the frame..
TOO DARN QUICK Threatening a first victory and was runner-up in a Maiden at Senonnes over 2100m on 19 September. Can go one place better. TAMAR (FR) Has run well in all three starts, the latest when fourth in a Maiden at Clairefontaine over 1800m on 10 August. Should cont est the finish once again. NONNABELLA (FR) In good form and was runner-up in a Handicap at Chantilly over 1800m on 10 October. Has claims in this line-up. LORD LINDETH Has only been modest so far and finished 6th in a Maiden at Compi ègne over 1800m on 9 October. Capable of improvement and could make the frame.
CREEKATTEMPS (FR) Not reliable but was not disgraced when 5th in a C lass 4 Handicap at Les Sables over this distance on 13 October. Can win a race of this nature. AMKAR (FR) Yet to win a race but was third in a Class 4 Handicap at Les Sables over this distance on 13 Oct ober. Can be a threat to these rivals. RIVER DAVEN (FR) Probably needed her last run when 7th in a Class 4 Handicap at Chantilly over 1900m on 7 October. Was in goodf orm before that and csan be competitive. MARYLIN CITY (FR) Yet to win a race but is knocking at the door and was runner-up in a Class 4 Handicap at Les Sables over this distance on 13 Oct ober. Can go one place better.
HIGHBARI (FR) Did not show his best when 7th in a Class 3 Handicap at ParisLongchamp over 1600m on 13 October. On a long losing run but is capable of scoring. MAPLE TAFFY (FR) In good shape and was fourth in a Class 4 Handicap at Les Sables over this distance on 13 Oct ober. Can contest the finish. SIMANCAS (FR) Abit disappointing of late and was 7th in a Class 3 Handicap at Chantilly over 1800m on 10 October. Capable of making the frame. KAMAKURA ONE (FR) Successful in a Class 4 Handicap at Bordeaux-Le Bo uscat over 1900m on 8 October. Unreliable but might well follow up.
COUNTRY CLUB (FR) Came home 9th in a Handicap at Lyon-La Soie over 2 ,400m on 11 October. He defeated GREY WOLF (1) when they met in July and is now 3.5kg better off so he must havea decent winn ing chance. GREY WOLF (FR) Outclassed the opposition in a Handicap at Fontain ebleau over 2,200m on 16 October. He ran out a 2.5- length winner so comes in good form and as a frontr unner, can make use of No 2 draw. AREV (FR) Unplaced in a Maiden at Nancy over 3,000m on 27 September. He failed to see out the distance and should show more dropping in trip. MON COEUR ALLEMAND (FR) Finished 6th in a race over 2,400m at Cologne, Ger many, on 27 September. She won her penutimate start at Dieppe and had both AREV (5) and YUNA (9) behind her so should be competitive.
POKROV (FR) Finished 4th in a Class 4 Handicap at Deauvilleov er 1,900m on 19 October. He has been running particularly well of late, especially when placing 4th in his penultimate start over this track and trip. A serious contender. KALEOCREEK (FR) Fourth in a Class 3 Handicap at Compiegne over 1,4 00m on 9 October. He did well enough last time off his 25 rating and now drops in class so should be factor in this event. LE CHAT BOTTE (FR) Came home 9th in a Class 3 Handicap at Clairefontaine over 1,800m on 29 August. He has won two of his three races over this course and distance so could havea say in the finish. WHATAHERO (IRE) Finished 5th in a Class 3 Handicap at Compiegneov er 1,400m on 9 October. Finished only 0.75 lengths beh ind KALEOCREEK (1) so needs to be taken seriously.
KATANA DES ROCS (FR) Not disgraced when third in a Class 4 Handicap at Dieppe over 1,800m on 17 September. Her last two runs have been good and a first win should not be far off. TOOGOODFORSCHOOL (FR) Showed promise and was third in a Class 4 Handicap at Stra sbourg over 1,400m on 4 October. She is really in t op form and is a big runner but she will need to overcome No 14 draw. CIACCINO (FR) Came home 9th in a Class 4 Handicap at Compiegne over 1,400m on 9 October. He ran a strong second at Clairfontaine on a holding track and that puts him in the picture. HIGHFIELD HEIRESS (FR) Ran 7th in a Class 4 Handicap at Argentan over 1,9 00m on 1 October. She placed second in this event last year and will now carry 1kg less.
HELLO MASTER (FR) Came home 6th in a Claimer at Clairefontaine over 1,400m on 20 October. Took on stronger last time and now back on the course of hi spenultimate run where he was beaten just 1.5 leng ths, he looks ready to win. WESTMINSTER COYOTE (IRE) A gallant winner of a Handicap at Le Mans over 1,6 00m on 5 October. He fought on gamely to hold off his rivals wearing blinkers for the first time and must be respected back in a Clai mer. SILVER IMP ACT (IRE) Finished 4th in a race over 1,300m in Cologne, Ger many, on October. He is froma stable that has succ ess in France so take note. HOLLIE WOOD (FR) Fourth in a Claimer at Fontainebleau over 1,200m o n 16 October. She was badly hampered 150m from home so will be looking to get it rightt his time.
PETIT GENIE (FR) Not disgraced when 3rd in a Claimer at Saint-Cloud over 1,600m on 8 October 2026. Big chance in this line-up. DICIAMO (IRE) Finished 9th in a Claimer at Deauville over 1,600m on 18 August 2026. Can be a threat to these rivals here. LUCKY VOWS (FR) Moderate 8th in a Maiden at Chantilly over 1400m o n 7 October 2026. Can earn some money this time around. PAJERO (FR) Average finish in 5th in a Claimer at Lyon La Soie over 1800m on 2 October 2026. Can improve to earn here.
CANET DE SALARS (FR) Finished 10th at Strasbourg over 1550m on 20 Septe mber 2026 in a Class 4 Handicap. Recent can be ignored, can wrap this up. MODERN SPIRIT (FR) Came home 8th at Du Mans over 1600m on 5 October 2026 in a Class 3 Handicap. Better than las tand can improve to earn. LIKETHEWIND (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Amiens over 1650m on 27 September 202 6 in a Class 4 Handicap. Can pop up once again. LORIA (IRE) Moderate 7th at Amiens over 1650m on 27 September 2 026 in a Class 4. Capable of producing better and h as a place chance.
EDEN ROC (IRE) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Fontainebl eau over 2200m on 16 October 2026 in a Handicap. Strong winning claims. DONNALUCATA (FR) Not disgraced when 3rd at Fontainebleau over 2200m on 20 September 2026 in a Handicap. Can contest the finish. ABRONZAL (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Les Sables D’Olonne over 2700m on 22 October 2026 in a Handicap. Should be competitive. ANNALIGHT (FR) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Nancy over 2500m on 11 October 2026 in a Handicap. Can earn some money.
RACE 1: PRIX ICI MAINE (PRIX DES HUNAUDIERES) MAIDEN STAKES (2YO) (FROM LE MANS RACE 1) – 1600M | TIME: 18:42 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
RACE 2: PRIX DU SALON DU CHEVAL D’ANGERS (PRIX D’YVRE-L’EVEQUE) MAIDEN STAKES (2YO) (FROM LE MANS RACE 2) – 1600M | TIME: 19:17 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
RACE 3: PRIX MARCEL COUTARD CLAIMING STAKES (4YO+) (FROM LE MANS RACE 3) – 1400M | TIME: 19:52 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15400
RACE 4: PRIX ADOLPHE BESNARD MAIDEN STAKES (3YO) (FROM LE MANS RACE 4) – 3200M | TIME: 20:27 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15600
RACE 5: GRAND PRIX DU MANS STAKES (3YO+) (FROM LE MANS RACE 5) – 1950M | TIME: 21:12 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 34800
RACE 6: PRIX DE LA SARTHE MAIDEN STAKES (3YO) (FROM LE MANS RACE 6) – 1950M | TIME: 21:47 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15600
RACE 7: PRIX DU CONSEIL DEPARTEMENTAL HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM LE MANS RACE 7) – 1950M | TIME: 22:22 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 14400
RACE 8: PRIX JEAN MENAND HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM LE MANS RACE 8) – 1950M | TIME: 22:57 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 16300
RACE 9: PRIX DE ROYE STAKES (3YO) (FROM AMIENS RACE 1) – 2200M | TIME: 23:52 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 11000
RACE 10: PRIX DE PERONNE HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM AMIENS RACE 2) – 1650M | TIME: 00:27 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 13400
RACE 11: PRIX D’ABBEVILLE HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM AMIENS RACE 3) – 1650M | TIME: 01:02 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 11500
RACE 12: PRIX DU ZENITH D’AMIENS CLAIMING STAKES (3YO) (FROM AMIENS RACE 4) – 1650M | TIME: 01:37 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 14400
RACE 13: PRIX DES SOCIOPROFESSIONNELS (PRIX DU MACARON) CLAIMING STAKES (2YO) (FROM AMIENS RACE 5) – 1650M | TIME: 02:11 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 12000
RACE 14: PRIX DES BENEVOLES (PRIX DES HORTILLONNAGES) CLAIMING STAKES (4YO+) (FROM AMIENS RACE 6) – 1650M | TIME: 02:43 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 12500
RACE 15: PRIX DE SALOUEL HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM AMIENS RACE 7) – 2900M | TIME: 03:15 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 16300
France Express Form & Race Previews (Deauville) – Tuesday, October 27
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FIRE REBEL (FR) Unplaced in a Class 1 Handicap at Longchamp over 1 ,600m on 3 October and several unplaced runs before that. He has dropped to a work able handicap rating and comes alive at this venue. TALENTUOSO (USA) Unplaced in a Class 1 Handicap at Longchamp over 1 ,400m on 4 October, a win previously at La Teste in September. Track and trip winner in January. Player. FOU FURIEUX (FR) Unplaced in a Class 2 Handicap at Chantilly over 1 ,200m on 19 September. Tumbled in the handicap and is a previous course and distance winner. Can make an impact. SWEET CHOP (FR) Came home 8th in a Class 2 Handicap at Chantillyo ver 1,200m on 15 October and third before that in a Listed race at Chantilly in late September. Placed form at thistr ack/trip before. In the mix.
DARI RIVER (FR) Unplaced in a Class 3 Handicap at Deauville over 1 ,900m on 19 October. Course and distance winner off a much higher rating before and can bounce back to form. RAQEEBB (FR) Finished 4th in a Class 3 Handicap at Chantilly over 1,900m on 29 September. Has won over this track before and can not be ruled out. STORMY DONALD (FR) Finished 11th in a Class 3 at Deauville over 2,500 m on 6 August. Previous winner over track and trip in February and warrants respect. HAVANA SIX (FR) Finished 3rd in a Class 3 Handicap at Chantillyov er 1,900m on 29 September. Ought to be involved in the shake-up.
LEDESMA Got off the mark in a Maiden at Lyon-Parilly over 2,000m on 8 September and consistent efforts previously. Key chance. MEMORY (FR) Finished 13th in a Handicap at Saint-Cloud over 2, 000m on 18 September whena tad below par, three good runs before that. Hard to ignore. EQUULEUS (FR) Unplaced in a Class 1 at Angers Eventard over 1,600m on 8 June. Capable of a better performancea nd can feature stepping up in trip. WARAMINI (IRE) Finished 8th in a Handicap at Chantilly over 1,800m on 15 October. Sh e is better than recent form figures.
MON COMEDIEN (FR) Fair 5th in a Class 3 Handicap at Saint-Cloud over 2,000m on 14 October when last racing. He has run well over this track before and holds leading claims. NEPALAIS (FR) Unplaced in a Class 3 Handicap at Nancy over 2,500m on 11 October. He knows how to wi nand has to be respected back on a track he has wi nning form at. BELLA MEMORIA (FR) Fourth in a Claimer at Longchamp over 1,950m on 13 October when last racing. Possibly better on turf but can make the frame. LISEO (IRE) Successful in a Class 4 at Deauville over 1,900m o n 5 October. Recent track and trip success and is among the leading chances.
STEP MORNING (FR) Came home 7th in a Class 2 Handicap at Longchampo ver 3100m on 18 October 2026. Can bounce back to score. BELLA D’ANJOU (FR) Ran 6th in a Class 3 Handicap at Longchamp over 24 00m on 13 October 2026. Capable of being competitive here. GUINESS STAR (FR) In good form and finished 3rd in a Class 2 Handicap at Vichy over 2800m on 23 July 2026. Capable of cha llenging. DARK ROCKSTER (FR) Finished 4th in a Class 3 at Deauville over 1900m on 5 October 2026. Could shape up after recent appearance.
KODIACOLOR (FR) Not disgraced when 3rd in a Class 3 Handicap at Ly on-Parilly over 1600m on 6 October 2026. Can close this one out. CITY BABE (FR) Finished 5th in a Class 3 Handicap at Compiegneov er 1400m on the 24th September 2026. Capable of being competitive. GOLDFIELD (FR) Finished 2nd in a Class 4 Handicap at Deauville over 1300m on 5 October 2026. Has a place chance in this race. ITAEWON (FR) In good form and finished 3rd in a Class 4 Handicap at Deauville over 1300m on 5 October 2026. Should be a competitive runner.
HAPPY AGAIN (FR) Came home 9th in a Class 4 Handicap at Marseille-B orely over 1200m on 29 September 2026. Can bounce back to score. RUE DU SAHEL (FR) Finished 4th in a Class 4 Handicap at Deauvilleov er 1300m on 5 October 2026. Has a big chance in thisl ine-up. CRACK CITY (FR) Victorious in a Class 4 Handicap at Deauville over 1300m on 5 October 2026. Will look to repeatt hat effort here. THE CAT’S (FR) Finished 3rd in a Class 4 Handicap at Craon over 1300m on 27 September 2026. Could earna cheque based on form.
QUARTZ DU HOULEY (FR) Threatening to win and was runner-up in a Class 3 Handicap at Compiegne over 1400m on 9 October 2026. Can pull the trigger here. NADIR (FR) Successful in a Class 2 Handicap at Longchamp over 1400m on 4 October 2026. Has claims against thisli ne-up. SOLE Finished 5th in a Class 2 at Chantilly over 1200m on 23 September 2026. Will look to improve and can earn. TORPEN (FR) Came home 5th in a Class 3 Handicap at Compiegne over 1400m on 9 October 2026. Could show more this time around.
RACE 1: PRIX D’UTAH BEACH HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 1) – 1300M | TIME: 20:55 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 50900
RACE 2: PRIX DU CHENET STAKES (4YO+) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 2) – 1900M | TIME: 21:30 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 17400
RACE 3: PRIX D’AUBIGNY STAKES (3YO) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 3) – 1900M | TIME: 22:05 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
RACE 4: PRIX D’AUDRIEU CLAIMING STAKES (4YO+) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 4) – 1900M | TIME: 22:40 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15400
RACE 5: PRIX DU VERGALY HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 5) – 3400M | TIME: 23:15 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 28800
RACE 6: PRIX GOLD BEACH HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 6) – 1300M | TIME: 23:50 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21100
RACE 7: PRIX JUNO BEACH HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 7) – 1300M | TIME: 00:25 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
RACE 8: PRIX OMAHA BEACH HANDICAP (HCP) (FROM DEAUVILLE RACE 8) – 1300M | TIME: 01:00 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 25900
United Kingdom Express Form & Race Previews (Catterick/Wolverhampton) – Tuesday, October...
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CYBERSP ACE Led alone near stands side, headed over 200m out, no reply, finished 2nd, 3 lengths behind Ponte Carlo at Hamilton 1000m Sept. MUVE ON Closely paced, faded past 200m, outrun after 100m, finished third, 8 lengths behind Alfa Blueburd at Ayr 1200m Novice St akes. CLASSYFIED Ridden 400m out, finished third, 0.75 length behind Cavan Lady at Redcar 1000m 2yo Handicap. KUMHARAS Led, led until 400m out, weakened in final 200m, finished 4th, 11 lengths behind By Jove Grace at Hamilton 1000m 2yo Novice Stakes in Sep.
BY JOVE GRACE (IRE) Held rear, moved up over 600m out, switched right 400m out, led past 200m, won by 4 lengths at Hamilton 1000m 2yo Novice Stakes in Sep. BLADEY LADY (IRE) Led throughout, ridden over 200m out, stayed strong to win comfortably by 2.25 lengths at Catterick 1200m Handicap in Sep. WATER ANGEL Midfield, advanced over 400m, second near finish, finished 1.75 lengths behind Donna Beauty at Chester 1200m 2yo Novice Stakes in Sep. BAI TONG (IRE) Took keen hold, prominent, weakened over 400m out, finished 7th, 14 lengths behind Diplomata at Ayr 1400m 2yo filly Handicap in Sep.
WAIT FOR IT (IRE) Wore hood, raced midfield, pushed leader 200m out, gamely led by a head at Catterick 1200m Handicap in Sep. DESERT MASTER Midfield, pushed 600m out, led over 400m out, kept well, finished 2nd, neck behind Drish Samphire at Nottingham 1200m Handicap. BATTENBURG BELLE (IRE) Chased leader, challenged until final 200m, weakened in last 100m, finished 4th, 6 lengths behind winner at Beverley 1000m Handicap. BARMYBLADE (IRE) Led, pressured, headed with 200m to go, weakenedfi nishing 8th, 5 lengths behind winner at Pontefract 1000m Handicap.
MY MATE MACKLEY Prominent led early, challenged inside final 200m, bumped near finish, narrowly won 1200m Handicap at Brighton, beating Stock Market. KNICKS (IRE) Slow start, stayed back, improved over final 200m, finished 4th, 2.75 lengths behind winner at 1000m H andicap. PROFITEER (IRE) Finished 9th, 13 lengths behind Wait For It over 1200m Handicap at Catterick in Sep. SWEET DESIRE Midfield, ridden 400m out, no extra in final 200m, finished 12th, 8 lengths behind Hi Lord at Bath 1000m Handicap.
MARCHING MAC (IRE) Wore hood, led past 200m, fought to win by noseov er Pixie Diva in 1000m Handicap at Yarmouth. MANILA SCOUSE Ridden from 400m out, closed in last 200m, heldse cond by half length behind Woodstock in 1200m Handicap at Catterick. QUERCUS (IRE) Led early, weakened over 400m out, finished last, 15 lengths behind Woodstock at Catterick 1200m Handicap. MIRACULOUS (IRE) Raced near rear, minor headway over final 400m, finished 6th, 6 lengths behind Lexington Blitz in 1 000m Handicap at Catterick.
MISTER SOX Raced rear mid-division, improved over 400m out, finished 3rd, 0.75 lengths behind Woodstock at Catterick 1200m Handicap. WOBWOBWOB (IRE) Held back, improved and ridden over 200m out, fini shed third, 3.5 lengths behind winner at 1200m Handicap. EVOCATIVE SPARK (IRE) Stayed near rear, weakened over 400m out, finished 6th, 8 lengths behind Diamont Katie in 140 0m Handicap at Catterick. THE RESDEV SCHOLAR (IRE) Led, pressed until 600m out, ridden and headed over 200m out, so on beaten, no extra inside final 200m, finished 8th , 6 lengths behind Maximising at Haydock 1600m Handicap.
CORSICAN CAPER (IRE) Slow start, steady progress; pushed past leader to win easily at Nottingham over 2200m Handicap by clear lengths. LIL YKOY Held position behind leaders, took second 1400m ou t, stayed on but lost by 4 lengths to La Trinite, finishing second. EBONY MAW Tracked leaders, ridden 400m out, weakened in final 200m, finished 4th, 16 lengths behind Aighear at Ayr 1400m Handicap in Sep. TWO PLUS TWO (IRE) Slow start, stayed back, improved slightly over 400m out, faded to finish fifth, 18 lengths behind winner at 3200m Handicap.
ARRANGE (IRE) Held rear, moved up over 200m out, strong finish, second to Gentle Warrior by short head at Catterick 2800m Handicap. FALCON NINE Stayed near rear, improved easily 400m out, chased leaders, finished 2nd, 2.25 lengths behind winner at Ayr 1800m Handicap. SASSICAIA (IRE) In rear, advanced and ridden 400m out, weakened in final 200m, finished 3rd, 5 lengths behind Supplicate at Nottingham 1800m Handicap in Jul. POL ROGER (IRE) Led, shaken up 400m out, headed inside final 200m, weakened fin ishing 4th, 5 lengths behind Hengest over 1800m Han dicap.
BAJAN BANDIT Held back, advanced near 400m, finished well from 200m, placed second, 1.25 lengths behind Poppeye at Newcastle 1600m Handicap. EIGHTY EIGHT (IRE) Led and headed 400m out, weakened, finished 9th, 15 lengths behind Aingeal Dorcha in 1800m Handicap at Dundalk in Mar. SYMPHONY OF JOY (IRE) Led, ridden, headed over 200m out, faded in final 200m, finished 3rd, 6 lengths behind winner at Yarmouth 1600m Handicap i n Aug. HARRY THE ROGUE (IRE) Midfield, urged 400m out, weakened in final 200m, finished last, 8 lengths behind Dream Pirate at Leicester 1600m Handicap.
AMBIENCE Stayed rear, switched wide 400m out, strong rally in last 200m, finished 1 length second to Quintana at Wolverhampton 1400m in Sep. CONSTELLA (IRE) Alert start, pressed second until 400m out, weakened to finish 4th, 7 lengths behind Cullenagh Rainbow over 1400m. UNFURLED (IRE) Starspangledbanner filly out of Nope. SHOW ME GLORY (IRE) Chased leaders, improved in last 200m, finished 1 length second to Duchess Of Immatin at Kempton 1200m in Sep.
BOY BASILICA (FR) Bumped start, chased leaders, weakened over last 4 00m, finished 6th, 8 lengths behind Showcasing Glory at Kempton 1400m Novice Sta kes. ZEUSTER Zoustar colt out of Strictly Lambada. JOSEPH BANKS (IRE) Australia gelding out of Kenwysa. RENASCENT (IRE) Held up at rear, kept on inside last 200m, neveri nvolved, finished 6th, 10 lengths behind Rhythm Of My Heart at Kempton 1600m poly.
RIDGER (IRE) Mid-division, pushed 400m out, led last 100m, won 1400m Handicap at Kempton by 2 lengths over Leia Antilles. ON KEY Led early, chased mid-pack, crowded 400m out, hung left, close finish, finished 2nd, 1 length behind Far Too Fizzy at Wolverhampton 1200m Handicap. SAISONS D’OR (IRE) Led, ridden 400m out, headed, finished 3.5 lengths behind winner Ridger at Wolver hampton 1400m Handicap in Sep, placed second. DONTWASTE A MOMENT Mid-division, inside run over 200m out, finished 5 th, 4.5 lengths behind Far Too Fizzy at Wolverhampt on 1200m Handicap.
DISTILLATE Held up at rear, moved between horses to lead 200m out, ridden, won by 3.5 lengths at Southwell 1400m Handicap. MIDNIGHT’S DREAM (IRE) Raced mid-division, led entering final 200m, won a t Southwell 1400m Handicap by 0.5 length from Little Beck Annie . LADY DELILA (IRE) Led early, second until 400m out, took lead inside final 200m, won by 0.5 lengths at Wolverhampton 140 0m Handicap. IMELDA (IRE) Held up at rear, ridden over 400m out, steady progress, 4th, 6 lengths behind winner at Wo lverhampton 1400m Handicap.
BESSIE WALLIS (IRE) Tracked leader, ridden over 400m out, kept wellfi nal 200m, finished 2nd by neck to Roman Spring over 1200m Handicap. TERRITORIAL STAR Mid-division, closed well over 200m out, pushed to third 200m out, finished 3rd, 1 length behind Clasina at Newca stle 1400m Handicap. BARRY THE WORM Midfield, closed 400m out, ridden second 200m out, faded last 100m, finished 4 th, 6 lengths behind Midnight’s Dream. MASAI ANGEL (FR) Raced prominently, pushed 400m out, weakened 200m out, fi nished 7th, 4.5 lengths behind Tommie’s Angel at Ne wcastle 1000m Handicap.
PRODIGAL SON Prominent led 600m out, ridden 400m out, won 1600m + 200m Amateur Handicap at Newmarket by 0.75 length. FAHIDI (IRE) Mid-division, pushed 400m out, never challenged, finished 5th, 4.5 lengths behind Extraterrestrial at Kempton 2200m Handicap. MADE ALL Held up at rear, slightly improved from 400m out, finished 5th, 10 lengths behind Lightning Tiger in 1,600m Handicap a t Haydock Sep. EVERYONEKNOWSADAVE (IRE) Wore hood, led early, pressed from 1200m out, weakened in last 200m, fini shed 6th, 3.5 lengths behind winner.
RACE 1: RACING TO SCHOOL EBF MAIDEN STAKES (4) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 1) – 1006M | TIME: 20:40 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 10000
RACE 2: DOWNLOAD THE RACEDAY READY APP NURSERY (5) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 2) – 1200M | TIME: 21:10 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 8000
RACE 3: CELEBRATING HELEN MACKINNON’S LX YEARS HANDICAP (6) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 3) – 1200M | TIME: 21:40 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 7000
RACE 4: CELEBRATING HELEN MACKINNON’S LX YEARS HANDICAP (6) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 4) – 1200M | TIME: 22:10 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 7000
RACE 5: REMEMBERING KEVIN LUMB AKA BURNLEY KEVIN HANDICAP (4) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 5) – 1200M | TIME: 22:40 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 10000
RACE 6: EVERY RACE LIVE ON RACING TV HANDICAP (5) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 6) – 1414M | TIME: 23:10 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 8000
RACE 7: BET AT RACINGTV.COM HANDICAP (6) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 7) – 3190M | TIME: 23:40 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 7000
RACE 8: JUMPS SEASON STARTS 20TH NOVEMBER HANDICAP (4) (FROM CATTERICK RACE 8) – 2426M | TIME: 00:10 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 10000
RACE 9: ALL WEATHER CHAMPIONSHIP IS BACK ‘HANDS AND HEELS’ APPRENTICE HANDICAP (6) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 1) – 1739M | TIME: 00:30 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 6000
RACE 10: AWC FINALS DAY AT NEWCASTLE 26TH MARCH EBF MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (3) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 2) – 1441M | TIME: 01:00 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 12000
RACE 11: AWC SEASON 14 HAS BEGUN RESTRICTED NOVICE STAKES (4) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 3) – 1739M | TIME: 01:30 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 10000
RACE 12: AW TRIALS DAY – LINGFIELD 2ND JAN 2027 HANDICAP (6) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 4) – 1441M | TIME: 02:00 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 6000
RACE 13: AW TRIALS DAY – LINGFIELD 2ND JAN 2027 HANDICAP (6) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 5) – 1441M | TIME: 02:30 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 6000
RACE 14: MIDNITE A NEXT GENERATION BETTING APP HANDICAP (6) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 6) – 1225M | TIME: 03:00 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 6000
RACE 15: MIDNITE BUILT DIFFERENT HANDICAP (5) (FROM WOLVERHAMPTON RACE 7) – 2461M | TIME: 03:30 | PRIZE MONEY: GBP 7100
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Ka Ying To Continue His Attack on Sunday
In-form five-year-old gelding KA YING ATTACK looks capable of securing a fourth straight win despite meeting a strong field in the Group 2 Lukfook Jewellery Premier Bowl over 1200m at Sha Tin this Sunday.
KA YING ATTACK has shown marked improvement since scoring an emphatic Class 3 victory three starts ago, defying the rise in grade and overcoming wide draws to complete a hat-trick last time out. Drawn awkwardly in each of his last two outings, the son of Too Darn Hot showcased his tactical versatility by leading throughout to score by 1.5 lengths before flashing home from near last to overhaul his rivals in fine style last start.
Although KA YING ATTACK rises to Group 2 company for the first time, he appears to be on an upward trajectory and must be considered a leading contender. Other runners with winning claims include RAGING BLIZZARD, COLOURFUL KING, COPARTNER PRANCE and AERIS NOVA.
After a narrow defeat last time out, promising five-year-old CIRCUIT CHAMPION looks primed to go one better in the Class 3 Handicap over 1400m at Sha Tin this Sunday.
Lightly raced for a five-year-old, CIRCUIT CHAMPION is already a two-time winner from just seven starts. The consistent gelding has missed the frame only once and his encouraging last-start effort suggests another win is not far away. Despite a slow tempo that favoured the leader, who was also the eventual winner, he charged home strongly to be beaten by only a head over this distance.
Standing out as the form choice in this week’s field, CIRCUIT CHAMPION looks a strong winning chance and is one to follow closely.
October 25 Selangor Preview By Mark Lydeamore
The two combatants which quinellaed the Selangor Mile in July are set for a return clash in the 1400m Supreme A contest (Race 5) at the Selangor Turb Club meeting on Sunday.
AQUITAINE was able to hold off FORTUNE TREE in the one-million-ringgit feature with a head separating the pair. However, FORTUNE TREE levelled the ledger at their next encounter when taking out the 1600m G1 Selangor Gold Cup on September 26 with AQUITAINE finishing an unlucky 4th, beaten 1.25L after a slow beginning. Both gallopers will meet on similar terms so far as the weights are concerned so another enthralling clash is expected from these talented individuals who both possess a stunning burst of acceleration. Both gallopers will more than likely clash in the 2000m G1 Piala Emas Sultan Selangor to be contested in December where FORTUNE TREE will be targeting a clean sweep of the Triple Crown Series this year. COME ON BANKER’S has done little wrong in four local appearances and the recent Class 2 winner is expected to be competitive. TRIDENT RISING remains unbeaten locally following successive Class 3 wins and looks well weighted with 54kg on the upgrade.
Australian-bred colt, LOYALTY BANKER’S looks the one to beat on exposed form in the 1250m Restricted Maiden (Race 6). Heavily backed into second favorite on debut, the Johnny Lim-trained three-year-old was far from disgraced finishing runner up to Navarre Crown here three weeks ago and should go one better come Sunday. MEGA UNIVERSE ran 5th in the same race but has shown ability in his two runs so far to suggest he will improve with race experience. PACIFIC SPLASH has been trialing well in recent weeks and is one to watch on debut for the Jason Ong camp.
Four-year-old mare ALL THE WAY NORTH justified her impressive trial form when breaking her maiden tag against Class 4 company over 1020m on September 27. Cruising to an effortless 3.5L victory, the Ooi Chin Chin-trained performer never seemed to change from second gear in what turned out to be a dominant display. She will face stiffer opposition this Sunday in the 1100m Class 3 (Race 7) and goes down 2kg in the weights with Jimmy Wong retaining the mount. NIMBUS STAR and DEFEATER are both honest campaigners and will be partnered by Y Aify and Randy Tan respectively for the first time. Like ALL THE WAY NORTH, both gallopers are looking to break through in this grade.
Three-year-old gelding STRATEGISE looks a promising type judging by his two recent victories and wil prove hard to beat again in the 1300m Max Two Stakes (Race 8). STRATEGISE was completely unwanted in the market when defeating subsequent winner Navarre Crown in a 1200m Restricted Maiden on debut and showed that win was no fluke by accounting for a Class 4 lineup over 1275m two weeks later. Oddly enough this will be Jimmy Wong’s first ride for successful owner KK Yee and it could be a winning one of STRATEGISE can achieve the winning hat trick. CONGRATULATEBANKER, placed four times from five runs in the country is overdue for a win and is coming off a last start 2nd behind SECTION EIGHTEEN, which scored from the seven-day backup at huge odds.
Zackey, Peter hold the aces at TAB Turffontein
Saturday’s nine-race TAB Turffontein Standside card looks finely poised, with several competitive contests on the programme.
But two of the meeting’s leading figures appear to hold the aces, with reigning Equus Champion Jockey Craig Zackey and trainer Tony Peter both boasting strong hands and realistic chances of landing three winners apiece.
Zackey should get the ball rolling in Race 1 aboard Sean Tarry-trained Storm Cyclone, a three-year-old Pathfork gelding who showed plenty of improvement from his first to his second outing when finishing an unlucky third over 1600m at Hollywoodbets Scottsville on 21 September.
Storm Cyclone stumbled leaving the starting stalls that day and was subsequently found to have been cut into on his left fore. Despite those setbacks, he clocked the fastest 400m-to-finish sectional and was beaten by just 1.75 lengths.
Back over 1600m and making his Highveld debut, Tarry’s charge should not need to improve much to open his account.
Peter’s The Ultimate King could then make it two for the champion jockey in Race 3 over 2000m. The five-year-old son of Vercingetorix returns from a well-deserved 168-day break after enjoying a highly productive 2025-26 campaign.
He won the Grade 3 Victory Moon Handicap over 1800m on the Standside track before going on to place at Grade 1, Grade 2 and Grade 3 level during a productive four-year-old season.
The Ultimate King returns as a five-year-old, and the booking of Zackey bodes well for his chances. A Summer Cup entry, he will be one to follow closely as preparations begin to ramp up with just five weeks to go before the 2026 Betway Grade 1 Summer Cup.
If The Ultimate King is ready to fire first time out, the champion jockey could be back in the winner’s enclosure.
Zackey, who dominates the early part of the card, could strike for the third time in Race 4 when he reunites with Tarry-trained Perfect Sky over 1000m.
Smart sprinters Trejanus and Alpine Jet are obvious dangers, but both have been rested for lengthy periods, whereas Perfect Sky has already had a comeback run. That outing should have tightened her up, although she was found to be coughing post-race.
The fact that Zackey retains the ride is encouraging, and with the benefit of a season pipe-opener under her belt, Perfect Sky should strip fitter and be capable of significant improvement.
Peter’s chances of completing a treble resume in Race 5 over 2400m, where Wings Of Desire stayer Euphrates looks the one to beat under Kabelo Matsunyane. The five-year-old has maintained his form and consistency at this level recently and should be involved in the finish.
Peter then saddles a competitive coupling in Race 6, although preference is for top-weight Captain Selvie, a four-year-old daughter of Captain Of All with a solid record over the 1160m course and distance.
She returns from a 16-week absence after an unsuccessful trip to KZN, where she finished unplaced on the Hollywoodbets Greyville Polytrack. That effort is easy enough to forgive, however, and she returns to familiar surroundings over a track and trip that suits.
With regular rider Calvin Habib back aboard, everything points towards Captain Selvie bouncing back to form.
Clive Robinson
Alan Greeff has a way with the fillies
Trainer Alan Greeff, who enjoyed success in Sunday’s Algoa Cup at TAB Fairview, can continue his good form at the course this Friday.
It may pay to follow him with fillies Say A Prayer in Race 5, Fantine in Race 7 and Rock Me Mama in Race 8. All three arrive on the back of victories last time out.
Say A Prayer contests a MR 67 Handicap over 1000m. The three-year-old daughter of Real Gone Kid was last seen in May, when she narrowly beat the decent Carnival. That rival has won three times since and remains a sprinter to follow.
Say A Prayer had finished third on debut, behind stable companion and two-time winner This Or That. Her victory over Carnival was hard-fought, but it was significant that current rider Richard Fourie was aboard for the first time. He will have learnt plenty from that ride.
It was also Say A Prayer ‘s first taste of the Polytrack, and from a favourable draw, she can follow up.
Stable companion Fantine took eight starts to break her maiden, but she is improving and fought on gamely to win on Sunday. The four-year-old daughter of Hawwaam has incurred a two-point penalty, but she could follow up in this MR 90 Handicap for fillies and mares over 1600m.
It is worth noting that Fourie was aboard when she finished eighth over an inadequate 1200m on his first ride, and he has won on her in each of his next two starts.
Rafeef filly Rock Me Mama was a bitter disappointment when unplaced at a very short price in May, but she has strengthened up since then and has won two of her last three starts. Those victories include a MR 66 Handicap for fillies and mares over 1600m on the TAB Fairview Polytrack.
She can double up over the same course and distance, but Fourie will need to overcome a wide draw.
Clive Robinson
Class 2 return for Aurora Lady as Pierre Ng eyes more...
Pierre Ng has made a flying start with 12 wins from the first 12 fixtures, and the trainer is aiming to keep his momentum flowing when Aurora Lady (115lb) contests Wednesday’s (21 October) competitive HK$2.84 million Class 2 LONGINES Cup Handicap (1000m).
Ng leads the 2026/27 trainers’ championship and saddles eight runners at Happy Valley, headed by quality sprinter Aurora Lady. The four-time city track winner resumed with a close fourth on 7 October in his first appearance since November 2025 due to setbacks.
The 43-year-old Ng, who is closing in on the 200-win mark in Hong Kong, has been pleased with the six-year-old gelding’s preparation.
“He was first-up after injury and coming back from a long spell. It was a very brave run with top-weight (135lb in Class 3). This time, we’re carrying the lightest weight and running over 1000 (metres); I think he will have a better chance,” Ng said.
“He had screws put into both front fetlocks. He’s feeling well and he pulled up well after last start. He likes the Valley and, hopefully, he can produce another good performance – we only lost by less than a length last start.”
Keith Yeung rides Aurora Lady against Bottomuptogether (135lb), Victory Sky (121lb), Superb Capitalist (119lb), Horsepower (118lb), Sight Hermoso (117lb), Brave Star (116lb), Love Together (115lb), Glowing Praises (115lb) and Candlelight Dinner (115lb).
A renowned fast starter, Ng trained 11 wins from the first 11 fixtures in 2023/24 – a campaign in which he finished second to former boss Francis Lui in a nail-biting conclusion to the championship, with Lui prevailing by one win in the season’s final race.
“I’m over the moon with the start. Hopefully, we can continue on with the numbers we have and get more winners,” Ng said. “The second half of the season will be a test, but we have a good number of new horses coming in.”
David Eustace and Manfred Man each sit on 10 wins to trail Ng, who will also saddle Master Champion (134lb) in the Class 4 Speedy Handicap (1000m) alongside stablemate Synergy In Action (125lb).
Apprentice Nichola Yuen, who reduces Master Champion’s impost to 127lb with her seven-pound claim, has also made an eye-catching start to the season with 10 wins. She was in the plate for the 58-rated gelding’s third placing on 7 October at winning odds of 70/1.
“We tried 1200 (metres) before and it didn’t really work out that well,” Ng said. “We’re going to 1000 again – it’s suitable for him, especially with a strong pace. Hopefully, he jumps well and we can settle somewhere behind the pace or midfield and dash home.”
I Can (117lb), who pairs with in-form Vincent Ho, closes out Ng’s representation at Happy Valley in the Class 3 Songs Of Victory Handicap (1650m). I Can races for the same connections as I Excelle, a winner on Monday (19 October) for Ng and Ho.
“We’ve given him (I Can) three trials as well as a longer time to develop this time,” Ng said. “He picked up in the trial really well and he’s picked up his form, too.”
I Can missed by a short head first-up last season over tomorrow’s course and distance, while Ho has ridden five winners from the past four race meetings. Ng also saddles Refusetobeenglish (135lb), Jumbo Steps (126lb), Luck Is Back (122lb) and Healthy Healthy (135lb).
Wednesday’s (21 October) nine-race fixture at Happy Valley begins at 6.40pm with the Class 4 Racing Spirit Handicap (1650m).
By Declan Schuster
Mars mission: Summer Cup hope on the hunt
There is a Summer Cup dream riding on Mission To Mars, and that makes the eight-race TAB Turffontein Inside Track fixture on Thursday 22 October more than just another ordinary afternoon of Highveld racing.
The Stuart Pettigrew-trained gelding lines up in Race 6, a 2000m handicap, knowing that another victory would strengthen his claims for a place in the R6-million Betway Summer Cup, the Grade 1 showpiece at TAB Turffontein on Saturday 28 November.
Currently, Mission To Mars is one of only five of the 43 Summer Cup entries rated below 100, so the lightly raced son of Sea The Stars has precious little room for error if he is to force his way into the final field.
The six-year-old gelding has nevertheless done little wrong in his brief career. Partnered in each of his four starts by Philasande Mxoli, Mission To Mars has recorded two victories, a second and a third.
His debut, over 1500m, produced an eye-catching fast-finishing second before an emphatic demolition of his opposition over 1600m on the TAB Turffontein Standside course, cruising to a 10.50-length maiden romp.
Pettigrew’s charge followed that up with a convincing 3.50-length win in a similar contest when making his first post-maiden outing, beating re-opposing Prince Of Kildare, who renews rivalry on 2.5kg better terms.
Mission To Mars was unable to complete the hat-trick last time, however, going down by two lengths to Best Candidate over the same 2000m trip. Importantly, he was conceding 2.5kg to the winner and raced off an eight-point higher mark after his winning handicap debut.
Back at TAB Turffontein, albeit on the Inside Track, Mission To Mars has plenty in his favour. Drawn four, off the same mark and with the benefit of another run, he looks primed to regain the winning thread.
He is arguably the card’s standout betting proposition, and victory would be another significant step towards the Summer Cup.
Elsewhere on the card, punters looking for a potential jockey-trainer double should probably follow the partnership of Craig Zackey and Sean Tarry.
The first leg of a double for the combination comes in Race 4, where Purple Rain reverts to 1450m. This Gimmethegreenlight filly finished third over 1600m last time but that effort should not obscure the fact that she had previously filled the runner-up berth in consecutive course-and-distance appearances.
Back over the shorter 1450m trip, Purple Rain does not need to find much improvement to finally open her account. If she reproduces either effort, she should prove difficult to beat.
The second half of the Zackey-Tarry double comes in Race 7 with War Reporter, a late-maturing son of Vercingetorix. This five-year-old gelding caught the eye on his seasonal return at Hollywoodbets Greyville, finishing a fast-closing second over 1200m. He was beaten just 1.20-lengths that day on his seasonal reappearance over a distance patently short of his best, while conceding 3.5kg to the winner from a wide draw; factors which make that comeback performance all the more encouraging. His fastest 400m-to-finish sectional also underlined the strength of his finishing effort.
With that comeback run under his belt and improved fitness on his side, War Reporter looks an attractive betting proposition over a more suitable 1600m.
Zackey, meanwhile, also arrives in fine fettle. His recent purple patch included four winners at last week’s Hollywoodbets Durbanville meeting.
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