Robin Goodfellow's racing tips: Best bets for Friday, July 25
Ascot
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1.50 Enamorus
2.25 Time To Turn (nb)
3.00 Many Men
3.35 Pinhole
4.10 Mr Ubiquitous
4.45 Fantasy Obsessor
Gimcrack
1.50 Ravishing
2.25 Time To Turn
3.00 Blindedbythelights (nb)
3.35 Pinhole
4.10 Thurso
4.45 Fantasy Obsessor
NEWMARKET – 3.00 BLINDEDBYTHELIGHTS (nap)
York
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5.30 Riot
6.03 Hydroplane
6.38 Ellusive Butterfly
7.13 DICKO THE LEGEND (nap)
7.48 Supermodel
8.23 Luna A Inbhir Nis
Gimcrack
5.30 Commander Of Life
6.03 Molten Sea
6.38 Ellusive Butterfly
7.13 Filly One
7.48 VICTORY QUEEN (nap)
8.23 I'm Next
NEWMARKET – 6.03 Molten Sea (nb)
Uttoxeter
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1.30 Jentobello
2.02 Western Clouds
2.37 Wheresmemoneygone
3.12 Papa Barns
3.47 Supreme Yeats
4.23 Icare Allen
4.58 Schmilsson
5.35 Little Lady Rock
Gimcrack
1.30 Jentobello
2.02 Drombeg Lad
2.37 Cave Article
3.12 Papa Barns
3.47 Manowest
4.23 Rockola
4.58 Ballywilliam Boy
5.35 Masked Mistress
Thirsk
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2.15 Mandarin Spirit
2.50 Solar Cooper
3.25 Bushwacker
4.00 One Of Our Own
4.35 Billy No Mates
5.10 Irish Dancer
Gimcrack
2.15 Conjecture
2.50 Go Victor
3.25 Maw Can
4.00 Purple Martini
4.35 Idyllic
5.10 Ninety Nine
NORTHERNER – 2.15 Mandarin Spirit (nb); 5.10 IRISH DANCER (nap).
Sandown
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5.45 Mrembo
6.18 Killavia
6.53 Curran
7.28 Bulletin
8.03 Orbaan
8.38 Tropical Heat
Gimcrack
5.45 Foreseen
6.18 Killavia
6.53 Calvert
7.28 Neardown
8.03 Enough Already
8.38 Princess Amber
Chepstow
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5.15 Romanovich
5.50 Lexington Express
6.25 Magic Stone
7.00 Savannah Smiles
7.35 Hostelry
8.10 Westington House
8.45 Meet Me In Meraki
Gimcrack
5.15 Johnjay
5.50 Lady Lauren
6.25 Magic Stone
7.00 Roach Power
7.35 Hostelry
8.10 Scenario
8.45 Racing Demon
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