There were 347 Races on across 42 meetings. There was 8 races at Bendigo first race 04:30, 7 races at Busan first race 03:00, 4 races at Canterbury Park first race 01:10, 12 races at Chukyo first race 01:50, 11 races at Del Mar first race 01:00, 7 races at Dusseldorf first race 12:45, 8 races at Emerald Downs first race 01:10, 7 races at Fairmount Park first race 01:30, 6 races at Ferndale first race 22:15, 6 races at Fontwell first race 13:55, 10 races at Gulfstream first race 17:55, 7 races at Gundagai first race 04:50, 9 races at Hawthorne first race 20:10, 5 races at Hipo Chile first race 01:01, 6 races at Hyderabad first race 09:25, 8 races at Kalgoorlie first race 05:45, 11 races at Kentucky Downs first race 18:25, 12 races at Kochi first race 06:55, 9 races at Laurel Park first race 17:25, 7 races at Le Mont-Saint-Michel first race 10:30, 7 races at Leipzig first race 12:25, 14 races at Maronas first race 18:00, 11 races at Mizusawa first race 04:25, 10 races at Monmouth Park first race 17:50, 3 races at Mountaineer first race 00:00, 7 races at Mudgee first race 04:25, 12 races at Nakayama first race 02:05, 8 races at Oi first race 08:25, 1 races at Palermo first race 01:00, 9 races at ParisLongchamp first race 12:23 Longchamp, 5 races at Pioneer Park first race 06:05, 6 races at Remington Park first race 01:28, 11 races at Saga first race 07:05, 8 races at Scottsville first race 11:30, 11 races at Selangor first race 05:35, 9 races at Seoul first race 02:35, 10 races at Sha Tin (HK) first race 05:50 Sha Tin, 8 races at Strasbourg first race 14:32, 8 races at Sunshine Coast first race 04:00, 12 races at Valparaiso first race 17:42, 10 races at Woodbine first race 18:05, 7 races at York first race 13:40, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner. TomForm.com uses an incredible custom A.I rating from ChatGPT.
| Race | Horse | Form | Odds | Rating | Weight | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13:55 Fontwell | (1) Belles Benefit |  | | | | 8 | Will Featherstone | Ben Case | Reportedly benefited from return to good ground when digging deep to win off reduced mark at Cartmel (2m6f) in June but was well beaten on soft ground there in July and conditions may turn against her again here. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | 1st (2) State Of Honor | | | | | 7 | Freddie Gingell | Tim Vaughan | Yet to transfer her bumper form to hurdling but kept on well for clear second at Uttoxeter (2m4f, good) in June; subsequently withdrawn with soft ground deemed unsuitable, so connections will presumably be keeping an eye on the weather. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | (3) Northern Reel | | | | | 6 | Beau Morgan | Olly Murphy | Irish point winner in 2022 (yielding to soft); showed only minor promise in three qualifying races over hurdles this year (two for Anthony Charlton, one for Harriet Dickin) but had a wind op in June and is fitted with tongue-tie for this stable/handicap debut; market reference recommended. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | 4th (4) Jaunty Belle | | | | | 6 | Jay Tidball | David Rees | Well beaten in first-time tongue-tie/cheekpieces at Stratford (2m6f, good) in July and has now been unplaced all seven hurdling starts; tried in blinkers here (no tongue-tie); best form was shown on good ground; difficult to enthuse over. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | (5) Chief Lady | | | | | 5 | Tabitha Worsley | Cynthia Woods | Safely held over 2m4f on handicap debut in April and pulled up when upped to 3m1f the following month; significant improvement required. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | (6) If I Say | | | | | 7 | Elizabeth Gale | Charlie Longsdon | Not beaten far at Ffos Las (3m, good) in May, after a break, but two laboured efforts followed (2m7f/3m2f; wore cheekpieces), and it's now nearly two years since her only win; drops back in trip with blinkers tried here. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | 2nd (7) Happy Index | | | | | 6 | Lewis Stones | Olly Murphy | Just 1-11 over hurdles for Paul Webber but didn't run badly over 2m1f here in April and today's move back up in trip will suit; visor removed after one use; raced mainly on good ground but ran quite well on soft in March; makes stable debut from a workable mark; interesting. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | 3rd (8) Lady Salvador | | | | | 8 | Caoilin Quinn | Jim & Suzi Best | Returned from break with pretty good second on handicap debut here (2m3f, heavy) in November; not seen to same effect on good ground here in May, after another layoff, but she's of interest today. |
| 13:55 Fontwell | (9) Milanese Rose | | | | | 8 | Joe Anderson | Neil Mulholland | Kept on for respectable fourth of 16 at Stratford (2m6f, good to firm) 12 days ago but is now 0-18 over hurdles and needs to find something extra to get a win on the board; 1lb out of the weights; placed once on good to soft ground but not yet proven on soft/heavy. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | (1) Almuhit | | | | | 5 | Richie McLernon | Gary Brown | Useful on the Flat; not beaten far when seventh in good-quality Musselburgh handicap hurdle (3m, soft) for Emmet Mullins in February but his last two Flat runs were substandard and it's hard to know what to expect from him on this stable debut; cheekpieces replace blinkers. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | (2) Diamond Tiki | | | | | 6 | Tom Bellamy | Mrs Sara V Bradstock | Clear second to a subsequent rules bumper winner in a point bumper in March 2022 but, following a long absence, was pulled up when 50-1 for hurdle debut at Market Rasen (2m4f, good) in July; hood removed after one use. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | (3) Getoverthathill | | | | | 7 | Rex Dingle | Chris Gordon | Beat a subsequent maiden hurdle winner by 12l in slow-ground Irish point in November 2022 and was bought for £35,000 the following month; this stable debut has been a long time coming but, nevertheless, he's an interesting recruit for Chris Gordon. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | 1st (4) Prince Imperial | | | | | 7 | Sean Bowen | Olly Murphy | Well below best on both starts for Harriet Dickin this year (hurdle/Flat) but was placed in handicap hurdle at Sedgefield (2m4f, good; also suited by soft) last October and will play a major role here if latest new trainer has him back at that level. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | 3rd (5) Strictly Tango | | | | | 5 | Sam Twiston-Davies | Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole | Made bold bid from the front before weakening into third on debut at Downpatrick (2m2f, good; hooded) in July, after which he changed hands for £6,000; probably needs to improve to make winning stable debut but has obvious potential. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | 4th (6) Theatre Of Flight | | | | | 4 | Jonjo O'Neill Jr | Jonjo & A J O'Neill | Half-brother to Grade 2 hurdle winner Nadaitak; displayed clear promise in two good-ground Worcester bumpers this season, beaten about 4l on both occasions, and should have a future over hurdles. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | 2nd (7) Batwomen | | | | | 6 | Brendan Powell | Neil Mulholland | Not beaten far in her last two bumpers and belied 33-1 odds when close second over C&D (heavy) on hurdling debut in December; has fitness to prove after nine-month absence but will need to be taken very seriously if conditions become testing. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | (8) Design Flaw | | | | | 6 | Tabitha Worsley | Cynthia Woods | Well beaten in three Irish maiden hurdles during 2022-23 season and subsequent Irish point/hunter chase form is also very uninspiring; looks up against it on stable debut. |
| 14:30 Fontwell | (9) Be My Design | | | | | 4 | Jack Tudor | Christian Williams | Prominent and going well before falling at third-last fence on Irish point debut in May but did not get competitive in 2m maiden hurdle for new stable in June. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | 3rd (1) Invictus Allen | | | | | 6 | Nick Scholfield | Christian Williams | Battled on well to open chasing account at Uttoxeter (3m2f, soft) in July, his sixth start over fences, and could quite plausibly still have more to offer; leading contender. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | (2) He'llstopatthetop | | | | | 7 | Harry Kimber | Keiran Burke | Held narrow lead before last-fence fall over C&D (good) in May and also ran well over hurdles here in June; contender if judged on those efforts but Newton Abbot last month was disappointing and he's not yet proven on ground slower than good. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | (3) Guivinec | | | | | 5 | Rex Dingle | Anthony Honeyball | Rather laboured when upped to 3m2f at Newton Abbot in June but began chasing career with two keeping-on thirds over 2m3f here in the spring and could still have untapped potential over this sort of trip; seems quite versatile ground-wise; sports first-time blinkers. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | 2nd (4) Eurkash | | | | | 10 | Sean Bowen | James Owen | Left Paul Webber after two disappointing runs at start of this year and was unable to justify heavy market support when down the field in 2m2f hurdle for new stable in July; hiked back up in trip and sports refitted cheekpieces for today's return to chasing, though, and may yet turn things around; seems best suited by ground slower than good. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | (5) Conceal | | | | | 9 | James Bowen | Billy Aprahamian | Inconsistent since causing 50-1 surprise at Uttoxeter (2m4f, good) in autumn 2022 and was pulled up on latest outing in July but he is unexposed over staying trips and can't be ruled out off career-low mark; has form on good and soft ground. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | (6) Doyens De Ante | | | | | 8 | Charlie Hammond | Max Young | Won two chases (3m2f, good to soft/2m7f, good) when cheekpieces were refitted last spring but has suffered a major slump in form; took a step back in right direction when fifth in modest race at Stratford (3m3f, good to firm) recently but remains a risky option; cheekpieces refitted. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | (7) Guttural | | | | | 10 | Harry Bannister | Phillippa Taylor | Back on same mark as for breakthrough win at Worcester (2m4f, good) in June 2023 but both runs this year (hurdle/chase) have been disappointing and recent rain would probably not be in his favour. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | 4th (8) Testflight | | | | | 7 | James Best | Sue Gardner | 0-17 under all codes but gave pretty good account when fourth of 14 at Newton Abbot (2m5f, good to soft) in July and should be fine over this longer trip; raced mainly on good ground but once ran okay on soft; a possible. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | (9) Getaway Cory | | | | | 9 | Alan Johns | Tim Vaughan | Well down the field over hurdles on latest outing in June and is now 0-24 in that sphere, but won two good-ground points in the spring and has a lowly mark for today's chasing debut; handles soft ground; could have a say. |
| 15:05 Fontwell | 1st (10) Instant Gambler | | | | | 8 | Adam Wedge | Alexandra Dunn | Beaten about 44l on handicap hurdle debut in February 2023 (2m3f) and not seen again since but remains unexposed under rules; hiked up in trip for this chasing debut; worth a glance in the betting. |
| 15:40 Fontwell | 2nd (1) Finest View | | | | | 7 | Tom Cannon | Alan King | Five-time hurdle winner, most recently at Stratford (2m, good to soft) in April; runner-up all three starts since (2m-2m2f, good) and still on a workable mark but the forecast rain reduces her appeal. |
| 15:40 Fontwell | 3rd (2) The Height Of Fame | | | | | 7 | Tom Bellamy | Keiran Burke | 6-17 over hurdles; won small-field contest by wide margin at Newton Abbot (2m5f, good) in July, after a break, and lost out only narrowly at Worcester (2m4f, good; front pair clear) last month; evidently in very good nick, but rain will not be welcomed. |
| 15:40 Fontwell | 4th (3) Hiconic | | | | | 7 | Kielan Woods | Alex Hales | Placed on consecutive starts before holding on by a nose in busy finish at Uttoxeter (2m4f, good) in July, her seventh hurdling success; combination of slower ground and 4lb rise might leave her vulnerable here, though. |
| 15:40 Fontwell | 1st (4) Stream Of Stars | | | | | 9 | Sam Twiston-Davies | Nigel Twiston-Davies | Dual 2m novice winner in late 2021 (good/good to soft); absent since respectable fourth on handicap debut at Kempton (2m, soft) that Christmas but reappears on an 11lb lower mark; interesting. |
| 15:40 Fontwell | 5th (5) Sergeant | | | | | 7 | Sean Bowen | Anthony Charlton | Returned from long absence with good second for Harriet Dickin at Worcester (2m, good) in July and drew nicely clear to score by over 7l on recent stable debut at Newton Abbot (2m1f, good); subsequent 8lb rise does not look excessive but he'll have something to prove if the ground is slower than good to soft here. |
| 16:15 Fontwell | (1) Ballywood | | | | | 10 | Tabitha Worsley | Georgie Howell | Formerly a very useful chaser for Alan King but returned from a mammoth absence with two heavy defeats at triple-figure odds over hurdles for new stable this summer; back to fences, back up in trip and tongue tied first time. |
| 16:15 Fontwell | 3rd (2) Planned Paradise | | | | | 8 | Jack Tudor | Christian Williams | Took advantage of a reduced mark when an easy winner with cheekpieces removed at Perth (2m4f, good; acts on soft) in July; two backward steps since are a concern. |
| 16:15 Fontwell | 1st (3) Midnight Jewel | | | | | 8 | Lilly Pinchin | Charlie Longsdon | Multiple hurdle/chase winner who has returned from 13-month absence with two encouraging runs over hurdles this summer; 6lb lower than when last seen over fences (last June) but there would be a huge question to answer if it's soft ground. |
| 16:15 Fontwell | 2nd (4) Rajjamataz | | | | | 6 | Charlie Hammond | Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole | Came good over fences at third attempt, winning by 10l over C&D in May, and he was a good second at Uttoxeter in June despite mistakes; both were on good to soft and he's not proven on softer; wears headgear first time but has a good shout in this small field if the ground is okay. |
| 16:15 Fontwell | 4th (5) Fakir | | | | | 9 | Stan Sheppard | Tom Lacey | Ex-Irish and his British career hitherto has been with Milton Harris and Tony Charlton; 1-17 over fences and inconsistent but two of last season's three runs in the mud were respectable, including in first-time cheekpieces last time, so he enters the equation for new yard off another career-low mark. |
| 16:50 Fontwell | 3rd (1) Beorma | | | | | 5 | Mr John Reddington | Thomas Gallagher | Rather wayward in the straight and ultimately well beaten when 50-1 for recent debut at Worcester (good) but she ran well to a point there and is not ruled out of this modest race. |
| 16:50 Fontwell | 2nd (2) Borna Gem | | | | | 5 | Sam Twiston-Davies | Nigel Twiston-Davies | From a fairly good jumping family and joined Nigel Twiston-Davies after winning heavy-ground Irish point in February; weakened out of contention and was unable to justify favouritism when sixth of 11 at Hexham (good) in May but that form probably sets the standard here, and the forecast slower ground ought to suit her; tongue-tie added. |
| 16:50 Fontwell | 1st (3) Miss Ireland | | | | | 5 | Marc Goldstein | Lydia Richards | Closely related to useful Irish jumper Full Cry but was pulled up in two maiden points in the spring and needs a transformation on this stable/rules debut. |
| 16:50 Fontwell | (4) Put A Lid On It | | | | | 4 | Max Kendrick | Fergal O'Brien | Out of a mare who was placed over hurdles in France; made just a mildly encouraging debut when keeping on from the rear for midfield finish at Worcester (good) in July but is open to improvement and her stable does well in bumpers (17% strike-rate). |
| 16:50 Fontwell | 4th (5) Reina Blanca | | | | | 4 | Charlie Maggs | Donald McCain | Fifth foal; dam fourth in a bumper, sister to fair Irish hurdler Lace Your Boots and half-sister to smart bumper/jumps winner Tazbar; trainer has good strike-rate in bumpers (16%) and this filly is the only runner from his Cheshire base on today's card. |
| 16:50 Fontwell | (6) Work De Street | | | | | 4 | Charlie Hammond | Max Young | Pulled up on point debut in May and struggled to get competitive when 100-1 for good-ground Bangor bumper in June. |