3:18 Yarmouth – Download The At The Races App Maiden Fillies’ Stakes (GBB Race) (Class 4) (2yo)

Date: 13 May 2026
Course: Yarmouth
Type: Flat / Maiden / 2yo Fillies
Distance: 6f (6f 3y)

This race features a competitive maiden for two-year-old fillies over a sprint distance on good to firm ground at Yarmouth. The field consists mainly of lightly raced or debutantes, making form interpretation more reliant on breeding, trial runs, and trainer records. Expectations focus on early speed and potential for progression given the sharp nature of the 6f trip. Several fillies carry notable price tags, indicating some with solid pedigrees but mixed experience at this level.

🚫 Betting Assessment

Race Verdict: Best approached with caution

Reason for Verdict: The majority are unproven at this level with limited form available; potential for several to require a return to form or further development before featuring prominently in handicaps.

📊 Race Quality Rating

Score: 5/10

Grade: Moderate maiden contest

Confidence: Moderate-low

⭐ Main Contenders

Dubai Charm Experienced

Shaped with promise on her debut at Nottingham, showing a useful platform to build on. Her experience edge over rivals is valuable here, and she stands as capable of return to form with this step up in trip and familiarity with racing conditions.

Silent Beauty Well bred

Expensive yearling purchase out of a Group 1 winner, offering significant potential on paper. Although unexposed on the track, the pedigree suggests open to further improvement once past her debut.

Diplomata Interesting newcomer

Havana Grey colt, representing a stable’s first juvenile runner of the season. The purchase price implies expectations, and the lack of racecourse form encourages cautious interest as she could have more to offer.

⚠️ Next Best / Dangers

Jazzy Blue Consistent trainer form

From a stable which has secured three wins from nine juvenile runners this year, Jazzy Blue is lightly raced and open to improvement. Her breeding includes siblings with track success, suggesting capability to make the frame here.

Scommessa Sicura Staying potential

With a dam who was Listed-placed over longer distances, this filly may prefer further than 6f, which could limit her impact here. However, she remains open to progression once stepping up in trip and experience.

❌ Outsiders / Weak Profiles

Charcoal Diva

Half-sister to a 7f winner on the all-weather but no debut form to assess, making her best watched on her first outing. Needs to return to form levels demonstrated by relatives in due course.

Deja Vu Diva

Trained by a yard yet to secure a juvenile winner this season and with a poor record at this age group. On balance, hard to recommend on recent evidence.

Rocsane

Dam’s modest juvenile form leaves questions over 2yo potential. Should be watched rather than wagered on initially.

📌 Race Summary

  • Field of mainly unexposed or debutante fillies makes form reading challenging.
  • Dubai Charm’s prior experience gives her a marginal edge in terms of race fitness and returning form.
  • Silent Beauty’s pedigree suggests she is open to further improvement but unproven on the track.
  • Distance will suit those with some precocious speed and adaptability to firm ground.

Best Profile: A filly with a blend of experience and quality pedigree, such as Dubai Charm or Silent Beauty.

🏁 Final Verdict

1st Choice: Dubai Charm

Main Danger: Silent Beauty

Each-Way Value: Jazzy Blue

This maiden appears finely poised between a few improving juveniles stepping beyond debut runs and well-bred newcomers. Dubai Charm’s experience and solid debut effort make her the likeliest to return to form, while Silent Beauty’s high-class breeding offers considerable potential below the surface. Jazzy Blue represents sensible each-way value given her trainer’s record and relative consistency.

Betting Verdict: Take a cautious stance with main interest on Dubai Charm and Silent Beauty.

Reason: The race lacks clear-cut evidence among the majority, and the mix of debutantes and lightly raced fillies suggests the need for further progression for many runners.

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    4:50 Leopardstown 10 May 2026 1m 2f Leopardstown Golf, Padel, Range Handicap (4yo+)

    Leopardstown Golf, Padel, Range Handicap (4yo+)

    Date: 10 May 2026
    Course: Leopardstown
    Type: Flat Handicap
    Distance: 1m 2f

    This 1m 2f handicap at Leopardstown features a competitive field of seasoned handicap performers and lightly raced prospects. The going is good, likely to suit most runners, providing a fair test of stamina and speed across this intermediate trip. The race shape will be influenced by early speedsters and hold-up horses, with tactical pace possible from runners such as Kilcrea Rock and Truth Be Told. Several runners are looking to return to form after underwhelming recent efforts, while others remain open to progress in this sphere.

    🚫 Betting Assessment

    Race Verdict: Moderately competitive handicap with several uncertain profiles

    Reason for Verdict: Key contenders require a return to form, and several lightly raced or unexposed runners complicate assessment; tactical scenarios likely to influence the outcome strongly

    📊 Race Quality Rating

    Score: 64/100

    Grade: Mid-level handicap

    Confidence: Moderate

    ⭐ Main Contenders

    Akecheta Needs to Return to Form

    Akecheta has been well supported in two of her three runs this term but has yet to deliver to her expectations. Showed promise previously and is handicapped to be competitive if able to recapture her best form. Improvement is anticipated if she returns to form here.

    Glyndwr Consistent

    With three wins from four races at Dundalk and a credible second on the turf last time, Glyndwr remains on a workable mark. Largely reliable at this level, expected to be competitive if conditions suit.

    Genoah Handicap Potential

    Four AW wins but lightly raced on turf, 10lb below his AW rating making him an interesting contender. Open to further improvement and handicapped to be competitive in this race.

    ⚠️ Next Best / Dangers

    Candleford Green Lightly Raced

    As a lightly-raced filly, she is open to improvement and could have more to offer stepping into handicaps this season. The step up to 1m 2f may bring out a better performance.

    Kilcrea Rock Returns to Suitable Trip

    Last seen second over 1m at two, his best form to date has come over distances beyond this trip. The return to this intermediate distance could suit and may see him perform better than recent efforts indicate.

    Truth Be Told Needs Step Up in Trip

    Winner over 1m4f, this shorter trip might not bring out the best in him. Still unexposed at this distance and needs to raise his game to be competitive.

    ❌ Outsiders / Weak Profiles

    Akecheta

    Not suited by heavy ground on final two starts last year and struggled in soft on her return recently, raising questions about her current level. Return to form needed.

    Ben Lawers

    AW winner over 1m but has some way to find with Akecheta on recent form at Cork, hard to recommend on recent evidence.

    Dark Summit

    After a fair run in the Irish Lincoln, two subsequent disappointing runs dent confidence. Needs a marked return to form.

    Ob La Di

    Behind on soft/heavy in her last two runs last season and has shown little in recent starts after returning, making her difficult to fancy here.

    Railwayview Lady

    Struggled on heavy ground on final start last term, that run can be forgiven but overall profile suggests she needs to raise her game on better ground.

    Sonoran

    Started promisingly with a win and a second but form has tailed off significantly since. Return to form required to be of interest.

    📌 Race Summary

    • Several runners require a clear return to form to feature prominently.
    • Glyndwr and Genoah appear handicapped to be competitive based on recent and past efforts.
    • Lightly raced horses such as Candleford Green remain open to improvement at this level and trip.
    • Going conditions favour runners proven on good ground, with heavy ground form less relevant in this contest.

    Best Profile: Glyndwr

    🏁 Final Verdict

    1st Choice: Glyndwr

    Main Danger: Akecheta

    Each-Way Value: Genoah

    Glyndwr’s consistent turf form and sound mark make him the most credible candidate in this handicap. Akecheta is entitled to some respect if able to return to form and recapture her earlier promise. Genoah represents each-way value due to his weight relief compared to AW exploits and potential for progress on turf.

    Betting Verdict: Back with some caution

    Reason: This contest is competitive but lacks a standout performer in current form, and multiple candidates need a return to form; betting value will depend on further market clues nearer race day.

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    Sunday Lunch At Western House Hotel Handicap (Class 6) (4yo+ 0-65)

    3:00 Ayr – Sunday Lunch At Western House Hotel Handicap (Class 6)

    Date: 5 May 2026
    Course: Ayr
    Type: Handicap (Class 6)
    Distance: 7f (7f 50y)

    🚫 Race Overview

    This 7-furlong handicap for 4yo+ rated 0-65 is run on good to firm ground at Ayr. The field features several proven course and distance performers as well as multiple all-weather specialists stepping back onto turf. With conditions favoring those who can handle a good to firm surface, the race promises an interesting tactical battle, especially given the presence of horses with mixed recent form but potential for improvement.

    ⭐ Main Contenders

    Coconut Bay Course Winner

    Coconut Bay is proven over this C&D and steps into the race 5lb lower than when last winning here. Returning last month has sharpened him up, making him a strong contender on good to firm ground.

    Camera Shy Recent Winner

    With a 7f AW success as recently as March, Camera Shy has shown decent early season form. Though not at the top of his game in his last two runs, he remains a respected contender in this company.

    Ashen Promising

    Ashen is an 11-race maiden but showed promise when finishing third at Musselburgh over a mile on good ground. There is likely more progress to come, which makes him one to watch as he cuts back to 7f.

    ⚠️ Next Best / Dangers

    Jkr Cobbler Multiple Course Winner

    With four wins over this C&D, Jkr Cobbler is a proven competitor here, but good to firm going might not be his optimum surface, which slightly reduces his chances.

    Approaching Dawn Unexposed

    Approaching Dawn hasn’t shown much yet, including on last week’s handicap debut, but could improve with experience, making him a potential danger if he takes a step forward.

    ❌ Outsiders / Weak Profiles

    Habrdi

    Has not performed well in his last two starts and may struggle here without a strong pace to follow.

    Little Ted

    Despite being on a fair mark, he must improve significantly on his recent Redcar effort and remains without a win from 15 attempts at 7f.

    Trais Fluors

    All five recent wins have come on the AW at Newcastle, making him vulnerable stepping back onto turf at this distance.

    📌 Race Summary

    • Coconut Bay holds the strongest claim with course form and a favorable mark.
    • Camera Shy’s recent 7f AW win and overall form command respect despite minor recent dips.
    • Ashen shows promise and could improve stepping down in trip.
    • Jkr Cobbler’s multiple C&D wins are noteworthy but the ground may be less ideal.

    Best Profile: A proven C&D winner on a realistic mark who is fit and in form on good to firm ground, exemplified by Coconut Bay.

    🏁 Final Verdict

    1st Choice: Coconut Bay

    Main Danger: Camera Shy

    Each-Way Value: Ashen

    Coconut Bay is favoured due to course-winning ability and a good weight mark. Camera Shy must be respected given recent success and class. Ashen offers solid each-way appeal with potential for further improvement back at 7f.

    Reason: The combination of course experience, current fitness, and realistic handicap mark makes Coconut Bay the standout pick, while Camera Shy and Ashen provide strong secondary options based on form and potential.

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    3:40 Chester – Tom Jones Live At Chester Racecourse Handicap (Class 4)

    3:40 Chester – Tom Jones Live At Chester Racecourse Handicap (Class 4)

    Date: 8 May 2026
    Course: Chester
    Type: Flat Handicap (4yo+)
    Distance: 6f (6f 17y)

    🚫 Race Overview

    This 6-furlong handicap at Chester is run on good going with a straight track that favours sharp, well-placed runners. The inside stalls might be advantageous given the tight track layout, while wider draws could prove challenging. Several horses come here in good recent form, including some who have shown ability on artificial surfaces but less so on turf. Pace is expected to be strong, and ground conditions are standard for this time of year, potentially suiting those who handle decent speed and quick turns.

    ⭐ Key Runners

    Miraculous C&D Record

    Has a strong record at Chester with 12 runs. Recent stable debut suggests he is sharper and potentially more prepared than many here.

    The Good Biscuit Improving

    Continuing to make progress and carries 2lb more than the official handicap mark. Expected to be competitive again.

    Kirkdale Winning Form

    Showing improvement this spring with two AW wins over 6 furlongs. Drawn in a tricky stall but has recent winning ability.

    ⚠️ Others to Note

    Aisling Oscar AW Specialist

    Strong on all-weather this winter but yet to find form on turf after 10 attempts. Drawn wide and better over longer trips.

    Kiniro New Yard

    Won twice on AW for Harry Charlton and recently changed hands. Wide draw but jockey Oisin Murphy booked for the ride.

    Manila Scouse Returns After Break

    At a good mark and well drawn but making the first run back after seven months off. Connections running two runners here.

    Paws For Thought Course Specialist

    Has six course wins and thrives fresh. Likely to handle slower ground well, which could be a positive factor.

    Rosenpur Conditions Suit

    Conditions here should suit and remains fairly treated despite recent form. Inside stall may help position-wise.

    📌 Race View

    • Strong pace expected over sharp 6-furlong trip on good ground
    • Inside stalls generally more favourable on Chester’s tight course
    • Several runners switching from AW to turf with mixed past results
    • Some horses have recent course form or course success to consider

    Summary: The race looks competitive with various pace angles and form on different surfaces. Positioning and ability to handle the track’s tight bends will be important, especially from wider draws. Fresh runners and those with prior course experience may have an edge in navigating the demands of Chester’s straight 6-furlong sprint.

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    3:58 Redcar 5f Racing TV Profits Returned To Racing Handicap (Class 6)

    3:58 Redcar 5f Racing TV Profits Returned To Racing Handicap (Class 6)

    Date: 30 April 2026
    Course: Redcar
    Type: Handicap (Class 6)
    Distance: 5 furlongs

    This 5f handicap at Redcar features a competitive field of seasoned sprinters and improvers, all rated up to 60. Several runners arrive with recent form and course experience, including former winners and solid performers at this grade. The pace looks likely to be sharp, and freshness could be a key factor given some runners’ return from breaks.

    🚫 Betting Assessment

    Race Verdict: No Bet

    Reason for Verdict: The race lacks a clear standout runner and several key horses have questionable recent form or fitness, making it a risky betting proposition.

    📊 Race Quality Rating

    Score: 58/100

    Grade: Medium Risk

    Confidence: Low

    ⭐ Main Contenders

    Doralee Course Form

    Has a C&D win and showed strong form with a close third on last Friday’s reappearance, indicating a clear chance if building on that run.

    Miss Rainbow In Form

    Four wins last summer and recent return to form at Catterick three weeks ago give her solid claims at this level.

    Beerwah Close Recent Run

    Modest strike-rate but only beaten a neck on a reappearance last Friday at Doncaster, suggesting he could go well if able to improve.

    Mrs Trump Previous Winner

    Won this race in 2024; lacking a recent run but can be competitive if fully fit and ready to perform.

    ⚠️ Next Best / Dangers

    Kyber Crystal Fresh Runner

    Inconsistent last year but has previously won on reappearance in April suggesting she’s capable when fresh, making her an interesting danger.

    Solar Biricz Handicapping Hope

    Well beaten on seasonal debut but seen as well treated on current mark and could bounce back at this shorter trip.

    Zuffolo Course Winner

    Two-time C&D winner yet poor recent form makes him unpredictable; not completely ruled out on past ability.

    ❌ Outsiders / Weak Profiles

    Desert Champion

    Disappointing form in the second half of last year despite a reduced mark, raising doubts about current ability.

    Sanbona

    Won last summer but ended campaign with two poor runs, showing little recent promise.

    Soul Seeker

    On a basement mark but sharply regressive last year and well beaten on comeback, unlikely to feature.

    ⚫ Non-Runners


    📌 Race Summary

    • Competitive handicap sprint over 5f featuring several runners with course form.
    • Freshness and fitness will be key given some runners’ reappearance runs.
    • Form is patchy overall, with no standout clear favourite.
    • Race typically won by sharp sprinters or those returning to form.

    Best Profile: Horses with solid recent runs at this course and distance or proven fresh performers.

    🏁 Final Verdict

    1st Choice: Doralee

    Main Danger: Miss Rainbow

    Each-Way Value: Kyber Crystal

    While Doralee looks the safest option based on recent C&D form and a strong reappearance, the race is overall wide open. Miss Rainbow’s recent run and past pattern of success make her the main danger, while Kyber Crystal’s potential when fresh offers a decent each-way chance.

    Betting Verdict: No Bet

    Reason: Unpredictable race with many uncertainties around form and fitness; best to watch for now rather than stake heavily.

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    6:47 Windsor 11 May 2026 6f (6f 12y) Padel Maidenhead Anniversary Cup Restricted Novice Stakes (For Horses In Bands C And D) (GBB Race) (Class 5) (3-5yo)

    6:47 Windsor 11 May 2026 – Padel Maidenhead Anniversary Cup Restricted Novice Stakes (Class 5)

    Date: 11 May 2026
    Course: Windsor
    Type: Flat Turf
    Distance: 6f (6f 12y)

    This restricted novice stakes for horses in Bands C and D over 6f at Windsor presents an interesting test for juveniles and early three-year-olds showing promise but yet to establish clear credentials. The ground described as Good to Firm suits speedily bred types and those capable of prominent racing. The race shape is likely to be tempo-driven with a mixture of lightly raced horses and those returning from a break or off inefficient AW form.

    🚫 Betting Assessment

    Race Verdict: Passing race with some risks in form lines and top-weight performances

    Reason for Verdict: Several runners need to return to form and many have shown little in recent runs; the race lacks an obvious standout in terms of consistent impact and distance suitability.

    📊 Race Quality Rating

    Score: 63/100

    Grade: Moderate

    Confidence: Low

    ⭐ Main Contenders

    Cougar Force Capable of return to form

    Improved significantly to go close at Bath on handicap debut, showing more promise than most here; however, much more is needed on form back in a novice event. Looks well treated on old form if able to replicate recent effort back on turf.

    Grand Vista Open to progress

    Posted a promising debut at Newbury but regressed on AW subsequently. Back on turf and over a suitable distance, this runner remains open to further improvement with experience and races in conditions that may suit.

    ⚠️ Next Best / Dangers

    Sargent Dennis Consistent without winning

    Has delivered solid efforts in defeat on AW in recent 6f runs and his bare form places him in with a good chance here. Remains on a workable mark and handicapped to be competitive if returning to similar levels.

    Startled Lady Largely reliable at this level

    Bright early speed was evident when third over C&D last July. Has had a creditable return this season and can have a say if reproducing that effort back on favoured ground.

    Percy’s Star Lightly raced and open to improvement

    Made a promising debut at Leicester over 6f, showing enough to suggest more of a player stepping up in conditions here; open to progress on that initial form.

    Star With Purpose Still unexposed in this sphere

    Speedily bred and posted minor promise on 6f Pontefract debut in a decent race; expected to improve, making him one to watch.

    Mooj Could have more to offer

    Found little on AW last autumn, but his promising debut third over 6f on turf means a chance on that earlier run if he returns to form.

    ❌ Outsiders / Weak Profiles

    Mayflower Rock

    Weighted at 66-1, never recovered from slow AW start last month and will likely need more time to progress.

    Moravian

    66-1 shot for recent Lingfield AW debut over 7f but made no impression; early days but hard to recommend on recent evidence.

    Mr Jeffrey

    Out of form with a 300-1 price after being beaten over 30l on Kempton AW run just 11 days ago; not recommended.

    Rivera Queen

    Showed early promise when third at Redcar over 6f last May but was never in the race on return in April; needs to raise her game.

    Vicit Venture

    Soundly beaten on Southwell AW debut over 7f; considerable improvement needed dropping back to 6f with hood discarded.

    📌 Race Summary

    • Race features a number of lightly raced and inexperienced juveniles, with limited recent proven output.
    • Typical test for speedy juveniles and three-year-olds stepping up or returning from AW engagements.
    • Returns to turf and Good to Firm conditions likely to favour those with early pace or tactical speed.
    • Handicap-like mark range within this restricted class provides opportunities for return to form runners.

    Best Profile: Well-treated, capable of return to form, and lightly raced horses just beginning to find their level over 6f turf.

    🏁 Final Verdict

    1st Choice: Cougar Force

    Main Danger: Sargent Dennis

    Each-Way Value: Percy’s Star

    Cougar Force has shown enough recent improvement on handicap debut to warrant respect, though this is a step up in class and a marked return to form is required. Sargent Dennis remains on a workable mark and consistently runs creditably, presenting a strong danger. Percy’s Star offers each-way appeal with promising debut form and scope for improvement on turf.

    Betting Verdict: Not recommended for confident betting

    Reason: The race contains many lightly raced or out-of-form runners with no clear standout and several needing a return to form. Betting interest should be tempered accordingly.

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    6:27 Doncaster – Sky Sports Racing Virgin 512 Handicap (Class 3) (4yo+ 0-90)

    6:27 Doncaster – Sky Sports Racing Virgin 512 Handicap (Class 3) (4yo+ 0-90)

    Date: 2 May 2026
    Course: Doncaster
    Type: Handicap (Class 3)
    Distance: 6f (6f 2y)

    🚫 Race Overview

    This competitive 6f handicap at Doncaster features a mixed field of seasoned sprinters and progressive types, including some coming back from layoffs or wind surgery. The race is expected to be run at a strong pace, which could suit a number of the front runners, but the form lines are tight and fitness could be a key factor given recent runs or breaks. The ground conditions should be standard for early May, setting up a keen contest for those stepping up or seeking to confirm improving form.

    ⭐ Main Contenders

    Akkadian Thunder Progressive

    Returned to form with a strong second over this course and distance on his comeback; has been nudged up 2lb but remains a leading player given his proven ability at Doncaster and ongoing upward trajectory.

    Rose Of Honour Unbeaten

    Impressively unbeaten so far and the only runner here who looks to have significant scope for improvement despite returning from a seven-month break. Market will be very informative regarding expectations.

    Territorial Knight Consistent

    Showed solid form on comeback behind Akkadian Thunder at this venue. Looks a fair chance to turn things around and possibly improve with that run under his belt.

    ⚠️ Next Best / Dangers

    Brummell Needs Settling

    Has won three times over 5f last year but new trip and wind surgery means he needs to settle well. Could improve if able to settle in the early stages.

    Rousing Encore Front-runner

    Resumed in good form but tends to pull hard, which could be a disadvantage if the race is run at a high tempo. Much depends on how affairs unfold early on.

    ❌ Outsiders / Weak Profiles

    Papa Cocktail

    Returns to turf 10lb higher than his previous turf runs and has not shown signs of improvement as he has aged. Looks to have a tough task from this mark.

    📌 Race Summary

    • Akkadian Thunder and Territorial Knight have solid recent form over this course and distance.
    • Rose Of Honour is unbeaten and the main wild card with improvement likely after a lengthy break.
    • Brummell and Rousing Encore offer potential but have tactical or settling questions to answer.
    • Papa Cocktail looks out of sorts and is likely to struggle from a high mark on turf.

    Best Profile: A progressive sprinter with course form, fitness from recent runs, and room to improve like Akkadian Thunder or Rose Of Honour stands out best in this contest.

    🏁 Final Verdict

    1st Choice: Akkadian Thunder

    Main Danger: Rose Of Honour

    Each-Way Value: Territorial Knight

    Akkadian Thunder holds the strongest credentials with proven form returning at the track and distance, combined with steady progress. Rose Of Honour represents an exciting prospect for those willing to back a less exposed contender back from a break. Territorial Knight remains a solid each-way option given consistent recent efforts and familiarity with conditions.

    Reason: The selections balance proven ability, current fitness, and potential improvement, while also considering race tactics and form reliability.