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Newcastle (AW) · 14:10 · Friday, 31 July 2026 · 1m2f42y · Standard To Slow · Class 6

🤖 AI race preview

The race is expected to settle in a standard to slow tempo with early leaders likely to emerge from the front or mid-portion, though the draw bias favours those in stalls or central positions, with Inspiring Speeches and Wicklow Way positioned to challenge from the start. Inspiring Speeches stands out on form, having recorded two wins in similar turf handicaps over the past 35 days with consistent performances under pressure, including a fourth in a 0-60 handicap at C&D where he was prominent and pressed leaders, and a strong showing in a recent run at Beverley where he surged from the rear to finish third; his 50 OFR and 60 RPR suggest he can hold ground over the distance, and his recent form in this class and going makes him the most compelling in the field. The main dangers are Millbuie, who showed promise in a third-place finish at Ayr despite a late weakening, and Bitacora, a first-time blinker wearer with a solid run at Redcar and a history of performances in similar conditions; both carry a degree of unpredictability and could make a late move. Each-way value may lie with Arranmore, who has a history of performances here and returns in blinkers after a poor showing last Saturday, while Eva The Deeva, despite a recent self-certificate, remains a notable first-time appearance with a slight class drop and potential for a surprise.

Written by our AI before the off from form, ratings and conditions — neutral analysis, not a betting recommendation. How we build verdicts.

🏁 Result

1Wicklow Way (IRE) Jack Garritty2.50
2Millbuie (GB) William Pyle11
3Rogers Dream (GB) P J McDonald4.50
4Inspiring Speeches (IRE) Jonny Peate6.00
5Due To Shine (GB) Cam Hardie67
6Arranmore (GB) Aiden Brookes26

Settled from official results.

AI top 3 (before the off)

🥇Rogers Dream
🥈Inspiring Speeches
🥉Tiberio Force

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