Haydock Races & Results with ratings from TomForm.
There were 340 Races on across 40 meetings. There was 9 races at Belmont At The Big A first race 18:05, 9 races at Benalla first race 03:30, 7 races at Bowen first race 04:51, 8 races at Busan first race 03:50, 2 races at Canterbury Park first race 01:10, 7 races at Charles Town first race 01:25, 11 races at Churchill Downs first race 01:23, 18 races at Club Hipico first race 16:40, 8 races at Coleraine first race 03:45, 8 races at Delaware Park first race 17:30, 8 races at Dundalk first race 16:40, 9 races at Fairview first race 10:30, 12 races at Funabashi first race 06:45, 8 races at Greyville first race 14:30, 9 races at Gulfstream first race 17:55, 8 races at Haydock first race 13:43, 2 races at Hipo Chile first race 01:00, 11 races at Kasamatsu first race 03:20, 9 races at Las Piedras first race 18:00, 10 races at Laurel Park first race 17:25, 8 races at Lismore first race 03:34, 7 races at Listowel first race 14:05, 3 races at Meadowlands first race 00:00, 8 races at Moonee Valley first race 09:15, 8 races at Mysore first race 09:00, 8 races at Nantes first race 10:45, 7 races at Newmarket first race 13:50, 15 races at Palermo first race 17:30, 9 races at Remington Park first race 01:28, 9 races at Saint-Cloud first race 12:05, 8 races at Santa Anita first race 21:00, 8 races at Scone first race 03:55, 12 races at Sonoda first race 06:25, 7 races at Sunshine Coast first race 09:00, 9 races at Taif first race 14:05, 8 races at Toulouse first race 15:17, 9 races at Vincennes first race 17:23, 9 races at Wolverhampton first race 16:15, 9 races at Woodbine first race 01:13, 6 races at Worcester first race 14:00, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner. TomForm.com uses a custom rating system for each runner.
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(6)  Sonnet Star |  | |  | | | 4 | Molly Gunn | Stuart Kittow | Still a maiden after ten races but there's been some respite from the handicapper and she was second of five on heavy going at Ffos Las (1m4f) on latest outing; ability to handle deep ground could be crucial. | ||
(3)  Kehlani | | | | | | 4 | Dominique Van Der Kraats | Kevin Philippart De Foy | 0-10 in handicaps and the promise of her seasonal/stable debut has not been fulfilled in her two starts since, favourite on latest; 5lb claimer is enlisted and the cheekpieces (worn on last seven starts) are replaced by first-time blinkers; unraced on worse than good to soft. | ||
(7)  Dandy's Angel | | | | | | 7 | Tom Kiely-Marshall | John Wainwright | Acts on any ground, winner twice on heavy last year; five of her seven wins have been at Beverley; not so good in a busy 2024 and her latest start was just three days ago, but she's shown enough to have a major shout. | ||
(1)  Kamanika | | | | | | 4 | Ethan Jones | Joseph Parr | Four 1m2f wins (three on soft) in 2023 but she ran moderately last year on both races on heavy; not seen this year until August and uncompetitive both starts, with minimal response from the handicapper, so others are preferred. | ||
(2)  Bushfire | | | | | | 5 | Taryn Langley | Gemma Tutty | His last win was in September 2023 off 5lb higher; two places before a lesser show at Chester six days ago, but he acts on heavy; considered. | ||
(4)  Susiesparkle | | | | | | 4 | Archie Young | Iain Jardine | 12th race when she made the breakthrough with a smooth win in 15-runner apprentice handicap at Thirsk last Monday on stable debut; unpenalised at Hamilton (again 1m4f on good to soft) on Sunday but was short-headed by a progressive sort; has 5lb penalty this time and she was tailed off last autumn in three Irish runs on heavy going, but she has to be considered seriously. | ||
(5)  Laudable | | | | | | 4 | Sam Feilden | Tristan Davidson | Won classifieds over 1m2f at Ayr (good to soft) and Ripon (good) before making it three in a row when asserting in a 1m4f handicap at Catterick (soft) this month; ran well under a penalty at Musselburgh 12 days ago; below form sole start on heavy but that was last year in Ireland and he's turned a corner this term. |
His winning sequence ended 12 days ago but that was another good run from LAUDABLE whose soft-ground win the time before also gives plenty of encouragement. Susiesparkle clicked straightaway for her new connections with two runs and nearly two wins last week, so perhaps her three performances on heavy ground in Ireland last autumn (all defeats by at least 30l) will be consigned to history. However, proven ability in the mud means that Dandy's Angel (who ran just three days ago) is feared more.[Richard Austen]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(6)  Teenage Daydream | | | | | | 2 | Pierre-Louis Jamin | Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole | Well held in both her runs (7f/6f), with a best RPR of 43; hood is now added and has stacks to find back up in trip. | ||
(3)  Siena's Star | | | | | | 2 | David Probert | Andrew Balding | 70,000gns foal, 130,000gns yearling; by Churchill; closely related to winners Timeless Charm (1m AW 2yo; RPR 84) and Prosecco (1m2f; 80); dam tough 1m2f-1m4f winner (including Listed; 109), half-sister to two AW winners (1m3f/1m4f); interesting newcomer and she needs watching in market. | ||
(2)  Maldevious | | | | | | 2 | Jonny Peate | Hugo Palmer | Took a step forward from her debut run (6f, good) when a rallying fourth at Newbury (6f, good) last month; needs to find more progress but this step up to 7f looks a good move and she has a soft-ground winner on dam's side; withdrawn after getting upset in stalls at Chester two weeks ago and was 9-2 at the time. | ||
(5)  Supermodel | | | | | | 2 | Cieren Fallon | William Haggas | 150,000gns yearling; fourth foal; Night Of Thunder half-sister to winners Night Battle (1m/1m2f; RPR 93) and Startup Mentality (US Graded stakes-placed 8.5f turf); dam unraced sister to 1m2f 2yo Group 1 winner Passage Of Time, half-sister to 1m Group 1 winner Timepiece; has a striking pedigree and she needs a close look on debut. | ||
(1)  Ryka | | | | | | 2 | David Nolan | David O'Meara | 105,000gns Night Of Thunder filly; made a good start when beating a clear second at Thirsk (7f, good to firm; 100-30) in July and she had a tough assignment when last of seven in Group 3 at Goodwood (7f, soft) last month; back in much calmer waters now and she's a key player on her initial form. | ||
(4)  Storm Lady | | | | | | 2 | Oisin Orr | Richard Fahey | 160,000euros breeze-up 2yo; ran green when 22-1 at Leicester (7f, soft) 17 days ago but she rallied well to finish a 4l third behind an odds-on rival; that was a promising start and she should know much more this time; respected. |
Thirsk winner Ryka had a tough task in a Group 3 at Goodwood last month and is respected back in much calmer waters. Maldevious rallied well when fourth at Newbury and is open to more progress on this step up in trip, while the well-bred newcomers Supermodel and Siena's Star need a close look in the market. However, the vote goes to STORM LADY, who showed plenty of promise with her debut third at Leicester and should know much more this time.[David Moon]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(2)  Sweet Fantastic | | | | | | 2 | Jonny Peate | Hugo Palmer | £50,000 breeze-up 2yo; fourth foal; Lope De Vega half-brother to winners Tarhib (5f/6f; RPR 105), Palais Du Louvre (French Listed-placed 1m3f/1m4f; 104) and Allez Sophia (5f 2yo; 83); dam unraced sister to 1m-1m2f Group 1 winner/good broodmare Halfway To Heaven; one of two runners for yard and market informative. | ||
(1)  Nineteen Fourtytwo | | | | | | 2 | David Egan | K R Burke | 25,000euros yearling, 140,000gns breeze-up 2yo; fourth foal; Footstepsinthesand half-brother to winners Star Galaxy (1m1f; RPR 96), War Horse (7f-1m2f including 2yo/Singapore; 95) and Orderofthephoenix (7f AW 2yo; 84); unraced dam out of French Listed-placed 1m 2yo winner; yard 20% with 2yos this season and he needs a close look on debut. | ||
(3)  Top Bins | | | | | | 2 | David Probert | Hugo Palmer | Never involved after missing the break on his Chester debut (6f, heavy; 11-4) two weeks ago but he made some promising late headway into third; should be more streetwise this time and he looks a likely improver on his second start; respected. | ||
| (4) Nardra | | | | | | 2 | Cieren Fallon | William Haggas | 440,000gns yearling; third foal; Night Of Thunder half-sister to 7f/1m winner Make Me King (including 2yo/Group 3; RPR 116); dam 6f/7f 2yo winner (including Listed; 103), half-sister to 6f 2yo Group 1 winner The Wow Signal and Japanese 1m2f Grade 3 winner Unicorn Lion; lots to like on paper and he's an interesting newcomer. |
Hugo Palmer has two interesting contenders in Top Bins, who showed clear promise with his debut third at Chester, and Sweet Fantastic, who has speed and stamina in his pedigree and is a half-brother to two useful winners. Karl Burke's Nineteen Fourtytwo also looks the part on paper but the vote goes to another newcomer in NARDRA, who cost 440,000gns as a yearling and is out of a half-sister to a 6f Group 1 juvenile winner.[David Moon]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(6)  Jm Jhingree | | | | | | 2 | Duran Fentiman | John & Sean Quinn | Second and third runs were positive but now looking exposed after heavy defeats in 5f nurseries the last twice, latterly well behind Teej A at Chester; 2lb out of the weights. | ||
(5)  Up The Clarets | | | | | | 2 | Andrew Mullen | Iain Jardine | 0-7 since his winning debut and didn't offer much in a nursery last week at Ayr; 4lb lower in future; tries cheekpieces. | ||
(2)  Teej A | | | | | | 2 | Pierre-Louis Jamin | K R Burke | Won the Woodcote at Epsom's Derby meeting (6f, good to soft); struggled afterwards but back on track with a near miss off 3lb lower at Chester (5f, soft); that was a Class 4 and this is a Class 2, so likely to need more. | ||
(4)  Nad Alshiba Green | | | | | | 2 | Frederick Larson | Michael Appleby | Has won two of her three nurseries and had a bit in hand last time at Sandown (5f, good); up 5lb and ground this soft will be a first, but she's nicely progressive. | ||
(3)  King Of Light | | | | | | 2 | Sam James | K R Burke | All runs over 5f on good or faster ground; won his first race after being gelded and easily his best form yet when close up in a Listed race last week at Ayr; runs here off an untouched mark before the 8lb rise kicks in so hard to beat if handling the ground. | ||
(1)  Francisco's Piece | | | | | | 2 | Connor Beasley | Adrian Paul Keatley | The ground was heavy when he took a noticeable step forward in winning a French 5f Listed race and hasn't looked as happy on good to firm in his subsequent Group-race assignments; tough mark for nursery debut but there will be no other excuses. |
This looks all about whether King Of Light will handle this softer ground as he's 8lb well-in following his improved form in a Listed race last week at Ayr. One who will absolutely relish the conditions is FRANCISCO'S PIECE who hasn't had this ground since winning a Listed race in France. Teej A and Nad Alshiba Green ran well last time but are up in grade.[Alistair Jones]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(1)  Spaceport | | | | | | 3 | Richard Kingscote | William Muir & Chris Grassick | Acts on good to soft, withdrawn last week when the ground was heavy; second win this season came when upped to 1m6f at Sandown in July, drawing clear again in the final 1f; those front-running tactics did not work out in the Melrose at York (tailed off) and he was well beaten over C&D three weeks ago, so may have gone off the boil. | ||
(2)  Walter Hartright | | | | | | 3 | David Egan | Ed Dunlop | Races prominently and can make the running; much improved since blinkered, completing a four-timer in June/July before two good seconds and a creditable sixth in warm C&D race on latest outing (behind Filibustering); his only runs on worse than good to soft were last October at start of career (well beaten) so there is something to prove in the mud. | ||
(5)  Calvert | | | | | | 3 | David Probert | Roger Teal | Best effort this term when upped to 1m6f for a front-running second of five at Newmarket (soft; unraced on heavy) last time; shortlisted. | ||
(3)  Hot Fuss | | | | | | 3 | Pierre-Louis Jamin | Tom Dascombe | Goes well on soft, as shown again on penultimate start in particular, and he ran respectably on reappearance on his only race on heavy ground; stamina poses a big question, though, as he's never been beyond 1m2f. | ||
(6)  Minstrel Knight | | | | | | 3 | Aidan Keeley | Edward Bethell | Showed promise on sole run on soft (unraced on heavy); won at Carlisle in June and he's been second or third in his other four handicaps, over 1m4f on last two occasions; despite pedigree, he now shapes as if 1m6f may be within reach, so he also needs a second look. | ||
(4)  Sam Hawkens | | | | | | 3 | Cieren Fallon | William Haggas | Won four-runner maiden at Salisbury (1m4f, heavy) in May; better form in defeat on good or good to firm in his three starts since, sold out of Richard Hannon's for 105,000gns before an encouraging run in Shergar Cup race at Ascot on latest; today's trip and ground could help him to build on that. | ||
(7)  Filibustering | | | | | | 3 | Duran Fentiman | Tim Easterby | Goes well on soft, unraced on heavy; running with consistent credit in handicaps, the exception when 20-1 in a Class 2; showed twice in August that he stays 2m and he was denied a proper chance to show what he could do back at 1m6f when meeting trouble in running in warm C&D race three weeks ago (still beat Walter Hartright and Spaceport); one to note in a likely slog. |
Strength in stamina may see FILIBUSTERING (nap) home in front this time, after traffic problems prevented him from having a proper crack at a valuable C&D handicap three weeks ago. He is unraced on heavy ground but won by 9l in May on the last occasion he encountered soft. Sam Hawkens, a heavy-ground maiden winner, is feared most on his second run for William Haggas, but Calvert and Minstrel Knight also need plenty of respect.[Richard Austen]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
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(7)  Hardy Bloke | | | | | | 7 | Ben Robinson | Brian Ellison | Sole win for Emmet Mullins in Ireland came in a 3m novice hurdle on heavy ground in March 2023 (the last of his five runs in cheekpieces); no impact in his six races for new yard, switched to Flat for the last four and tailed off over C&D last time on Flat handicap debut; cheekpieces return. | ||
(6)  Arctic Fox | | | | | | 8 | David Nolan | Martin Todhunter | Acts on soft, unraced on heavy; her last two wins were at this track and the latest over C&D but they were in summer 2022; close fourth of eight at Thirsk (1m4f) in July on latest start gives some renewed hope. | ||
(1)  Squeezebox | | | | | | 5 | Frederick Larson | Michael Appleby | Acts on soft, probably on heavy; second here (1m4f) in May and never better than when winning at Southwell (1m4f, AW) on latest start; came from the back under Frederick Larson on both occasions and 1m6f now looks worth this first attempt. | ||
(2)  Surrey Belle | | | | | | 4 | David Egan | Hughie Morrison | Took full advantage of an uncontested lead when bolting up at Kempton (AW) in July on first attempt over 2m; below form when brought out again quickly but her other six turf races (including on soft and heavy) also leave her with something to find. | ||
(3)  Hurtle Wallop | | | | | | 4 | Pat Cosgrave | Jim Boyle | Seven-race maiden who ran creditably in a hood over 1m6f on last three outings, staying on from well off the pace on soft at Goodwood on latest; cheekpieces replace the hood; player if they have no adverse effect. | ||
(4)  Billy No Mates | | | | | | 8 | Connor Beasley | Michael Dods | Has become a rare winner but he's 3lb lower than when winning this race (soft) a year ago and also won it in 2020; probably acts on heavy and significant ability remains, so a repeat win is by no means out of the question. | ||
(5)  Givemefive | | | | | | 4 | David Probert | Harry Derham | Off the mark last September (11.6f) at tenth attempt on Flat for Johnny Murtagh; followed up last winter in first two starts over hurdles (both 2m, soft) for new yard, before two creditable runs in defeat; player if he's fit enough after 179 days off. |
Billy No Mates bids to win this race for the third time but GIVEMEFIVE could prove too hot to handle on his reappearance after doing well in juvenile hurdles. There's a strong suspicion that a slog in the mud is just what Hurtle Wallop needs, so he is also shortlisted.[Richard Austen]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
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(10)  Supaspecialawesome | | | | | | 4 | Jonny Peate | Hugo Palmer | Prominent-racer who was unlucky not to have won outright at Wolverhampton (8.6f, AW) in June but he was tailed off there in next two runs; still unexposed on turf but he's hard to predict and needs a major revival back in this sphere. | ||
(9)  Feel The Need | | | | | | 4 | Joanna Mason | Michael Herrington | Won at York (7f, good to soft) in May before a good second there next time but his form cooled with a laboured effort in a Class 3 at Sandown last month; that was after a short break but this is another competitive event and he has some work to do. | ||
(2)  Son Of Man | | | | | | 3 | Pat Cosgrave | Jim Boyle | Acts on most ground including heavy; bits of useful form over 7f for Jane Chapple-Hyam and left that trainer for 100,000gns in July; made a low-key start for new yard at Ascot (1m) but this drop back in trip looks a positive and he still has potential after only eight starts; not ruled out. | ||
(3)  Spirit Genie | | | | | | 4 | George Wood | Jennie Candlish | Made it two wins in a row when scoring by a nose at Chester (7f, good to soft) in May but he's finished down the field in three subsequent runs; now drops back in grade but he's still 2lb higher than for his last win and others are preferred. | ||
(6)  Media Shooter | | | | | | 3 | Sam James | K R Burke | His first three wins were on AW but the latest was with cheekpieces added at Musselburgh (7f, good) last month; up 7lb but that was an emphatic success last time and he's a big player again if he can repeat that form back on slower ground. | ||
(1)  Yanifer | | | | | | 6 | Oisin McSweeney | Harriet Bethell | Recorded his eighth turf win when scoring at Chester (7f, good to soft) last month and was only beaten 2l when fifth of 13 in another Class 2 there (good) last time; has been as good as ever recently and he's respected on this drop back in grade. | ||
(7)  Thunder Roar | | | | | | 5 | Tom Eaves | Tony Coyle & Kaine Wood | Three 7f turf wins in the mud last year; started this season with three placed efforts (7f/1m) but he's been well held in last two runs (turf/AW); has something to prove after another short break and he needs to get back near best. | ||
(5)  Quest For Fun | | | | | | 6 | Sean Kirrane | Tim Easterby | Ideally suited by good or slower ground and was a creditable second on heavy at Chester (7f) two weeks ago; nudged up 1lb for that but his last win was off a similar mark last autumn and he should go well again. | ||
(8)  King's Vanity | | | | | | 4 | David Probert | Andrew Balding | Has a patchy profile but he bounced back with a dominant display at Ffos Las (7.3f, heavy) four weeks ago; a 5lb rise looks fair enough but this is a big step back up in grade and he could have competition for the lead this time; others are more persuasive. | ||
(4)  Lexington Belle | | | | | | 3 | Kieran O'Neill | Alice Haynes | Hit a personal best on her step back up to 7f when making all on soft at Newbury (12-1) three weeks ago; goes back up in grade off 4lb higher but she found plenty for pressure last time and still looks on a workable mark; respected. |
A competitive race in which the vote goes to LEXINGTON BELLE, who was as good as ever with her front-running win on soft at Newbury last time and still looks feasibly treated off her revised mark. The in-form 6yo Yanifer is feared most on his drop back in grade, although Media Shooter won in good style in cheekpieces at Musselburgh last month and is a big player if he can repeat that form on this return to slower ground. Others to consider are Quest For Fun and Son Of Man.[David Moon]
| Info | Form | Odds | Horse Rating | Rating | Weight | OR | Days since last run | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
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(7)  Encourageable | | | | | | 5 | Richard Kingscote | James Horton | Won off 7lb higher at Thirsk (1m, soft) in September 2022 but he's had only five runs since and was tailed off in his final run last season; had wind surgery since but he needs a major revival on comeback. | ||
(3)  Woodstock | | | | | | 4 | Joanna Mason | Ruth Carr | Two 7f wins at Newbury (good/good to firm) this summer but he's not easy to predict and was well held at Thirsk last time; needs to step up again after that and this return to testing ground is a worry (withdrawn due to heavy at Newbury last week). | ||
(5)  Boardman | | | | | | 8 | David Allan | Tim Easterby | Dual course winner who went close over C&D last month but he's been disappointing since including a laboured effort back here last time; losing run is now up to 15 and others are more convincing. | ||
(4)  Way To Dubai | | | | | | 5 | David Egan | Charlie Fellowes | Scored three times (1m/1m1f) in Germany; 0-11 for current yard but he's on dangerous mark and was beaten less than 2l in first-time visor at Chester (6f, good) last time; this step back up in trip is a positive and has claims if he can build on that last run; another change of headgear. | ||
(6)  Zip | | | | | | 8 | Oisin Orr | Richard Fahey | Now 4lb lower than for his Doncaster win (7f, heavy) last October but he's 0-12 since and has faded in last four runs; visor returns but he needs to raise his game back up in grade. | ||
(1)  Lord Bertie | | | | | | 4 | Jonny Peate | Jane Chapple-Hyam | Out of sorts on AW in final two runs last winter but he got back to form with a bang when landing a classified event at Ascot (7f, soft) on his return three weeks ago; nudged up 2lb for that but he's now 3-6 on turf and is respected back in a handicap. | ||
(2)  Wobwobwob | | | | | | 6 | Connor Beasley | Adrian Paul Keatley | Ideally suited by good or slower ground; has mixed record since his win at Thirsk (6f, good to soft) in May but he's run well in big-field events last twice including when fifth in Great St Wilfrid at Ripon last month; this step back up in trip is no problem and he's in the mix off 1lb lower than last time. | ||
(9)  Myal | | | | | | 3 | Cieren Fallon | Steph Hollinshead | Progressive 3yo who made it 2-3 in handicaps when completing a double at Carlisle (7f, soft) 16 days ago; up another 7lb but that was a stylish win and he still looks feasibly treated; interesting contender back at the scene of his first success. | ||
(8)  Flight Radar | | | | | | 3 | Pierre-Louis Jamin | K R Burke | Unexposed 3yo who won a Redcar maiden (7f, good) in July before an easy win in four-runner novice at Catterick last month; this is a different test in a competitive handicap but his opening mark looks fair and he still has plenty of potential; strongly respected. |
Several have possibilities but the two at the top of the list are the 3yo hat-trick seekers Flight Radar and MYAL. The former has had only three runs and looks on a fair opening mark, but preference is for Myal, who made it 2-3 in handicaps with his stylish win on soft at Carlisle two weeks ago. Third choice is recent Ascot winner Lord Bertie, although Way To Dubai looks interesting on his step back up in trip and Wobwobwob also enters the reckoning.[David Moon]