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Selangor Turf Club will take centre stage on Sunday as the second running of the Selangor Mile brings together a strong field of four-year-olds, including a prominent contingent of New Zealand-bred runners looking to continue Karaka’s impressive record in the race.

The inaugural Selangor Mile last year saw Karaka graduate Lucky Magic (NZ) claim the honours, and a fresh group of graduates from New Zealand’s leading sales venue will attempt to repeat that success in the RM1 million (approximately NZ$420,000) feature over 1600 metres.

The Selangor Mile 2026 brings together some of the best four-year-olds in Malaysia, with a capacity field of 16 runners and four emergencies accepted for the second edition of the prestigious contest.

Six Karaka graduates are among the confirmed runners, while two additional contenders were bred in New Zealand, underlining the strong influence of New Zealand bloodstock in the region.

The Selangor Mile 2026 will be held on Sunday and carries a prize purse of RM1 million, making it the most valuable race on the Malaysian calendar.

Last year’s inaugural winner Lucky Magic (NZ), a son of Mendelssohn, provided a memorable result for New Zealand connections after being purchased for $75,000 at the 2022 Ready to Run Sale at Karaka.

The six NZB graduates competing this year were sourced from several major sales, including the 2023 Ready to Run Sale, Book 1 of Karaka 2023 and the 2022 National Weanling Sale. Their average purchase price stood at $110,833, reflecting the quality of the group heading into Sunday’s feature.

Banker’s Smile (Justify) was the highest-priced of the Karaka graduates, having been purchased for $340,000, while Storm Titan (NZ) (Ace High) represented the value end of the group after being bought for $15,000.

With a strong representation of New Zealand-bred talent, the second running of the Selangor Mile promises to further strengthen the connection between Karaka graduates and Malaysian racing.

The Selangor Mile will be Race 9 on Sunday’s programme, with the scheduled start time set for 4.20pm local time, which is 8.20pm New Zealand time.

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Flying Zee Racing Stables’ Dakotah Blue will make her first appearance at stakes level when she lines up against eight rivals in the $175,000 Ontario Colleen Stakes (G3T) at Woodbine on Saturday. The one-mile inner turf contest for three-year-old fillies marks a significant step forward for the Rachel Halden-trained filly, who has shown steady progress since making her debut last year.

Dakotah Blue Ontario Colleen Stakes preview is expected to attract strong attention as the daughter of Mendelssohn takes on a deeper field while attempting to build on a series of encouraging performances.

Bred in Kentucky by Grantley Acres, Dakotah Blue began her career last July in a six-furlong turf sprint over the E.P. Taylor course. Although she finished fifth on debut, beaten by 2¾ lengths, the filly displayed late acceleration after being well back early in the race.

Trainer Rachel Halden recalled the performance as a promising introduction for the young runner.

“She ran very well at two, as a first-time starter with a tough post. It was a very encouraging effort,” Halden said. “She doesn’t have the size, but what we knew was that she was a very athletic filly. She has a good mind, but she has some personality and character too.”

Dakotah Blue was given time away from competition following her debut before returning on May 3. She rewarded that patience with a maiden victory, scoring by 1¼ lengths over six furlongs on Woodbine’s main track.

The filly then returned to turf action on June 6 in a 7½-furlong event, where she produced another strong late run. After being seventh and 13 lengths behind the leader at the half-mile stage, she closed powerfully to finish fourth, only 1¼ lengths from the winner.

“It was a very tough race,” Halden said. “In my opinion, she ran a very credible race. She looked like she was looking for a little more ground.”

The Ontario Colleen Stakes will provide that opportunity, with Dakotah Blue stretching out to a mile for the first time. Halden believes the additional distance could play to the filly’s strengths.

“She has a good turn of foot and is always running on. This little bit of a stretch out should suit her well,” the trainer said.

Purchased for $25,000 at the 2023 Keeneland Association November Breeding Stock Sale, Dakotah Blue has continued to impress in training. She completed a four-furlong turf training track breeze in :47.20 on July 12 before working the same distance in :49.00 over the main track one week later.

“She’s been working very well,” Halden added. “She’s a good work horse. She goes out there with purpose and manages to please you every time. She might be little, but she believes she’s big and mighty.”

Regulo Perez serves as Dakotah Blue’s groom.

The Ontario Colleen Stakes has a strong history, with Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse holding the record with eight victories, including seven wins in the previous nine editions. Jockey Patrick Husbands owns the record for most riding successes in the race with five wins.

Dakotah Blue will break from post eight with Jose Campos aboard, while Halden will saddle the filly for her stakes debut.

Dakotah Blue’s progression from a promising debut performer to a stakes contender will be closely watched as she faces her biggest test yet at Woodbine.

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The renowned York Racecourse will host a six-race evening Flat programme on Friday, 24 July, bringing together competitive handicaps, a promising juvenile contest and Listed-class action. The meeting will begin at 5:32pm and conclude at 8:25pm, with more than 70 horses expected to compete across the card. The £70,000 British EBF Lyric Fillies’ Stakes will serve as the feature race of the evening, while each of the remaining five contests will be run for £25,000, ensuring a well-balanced fixture at one of Britain’s premier Flat racing venues.

The evening will get underway with THE HANDICAP STAKES (Class 4) at 5:32pm. The 7-furlong contest for 4YO and older horses will carry prize money of £25,000 and has attracted a competitive field of 18 runners. Alpha Capture, Misunderstood, Lord Bertie, Jonny Concrete, Mr King, Stratocracy and Roaring Ralph are among the expected participants. The opening race will provide an early test for experienced handicappers over one of York’s most competitive distances.

Attention will then shift to THE ELEVATOR COMPANY HANDICAP STAKES (Class 4) (GBBPLUS Race) at 6:05pm. Run over 2 miles and 99 yards for 4YO and older horses, the staying handicap will offer £25,000 in prize money and is expected to feature 13 runners. Talismans Time, Midnight Rumble, Venezuelan, Trojan Sun, Rogue Empire and Tarbat Ness headline the likely line-up. The extended distance should place stamina firmly at the forefront.

Juvenile performers will then take centre stage in THE IRISH EBF RESTRICTED NOVICE STAKES (Class 3) at 6:40pm. The 7-furlong contest for two-year-olds will be worth £25,000 and has drawn eight runners. Diplomacy, Rule of The Agency, The First Drop, The Resdev Rocket, Special Operations, Sweet Iris and Travellers Girl are expected to contest the novice event. The race will offer another opportunity for emerging youngsters to strengthen their early-season credentials.

Sprint specialists will next come to the fore in THE TOMAHAWK HANDICAP STAKES (Class 4) at 7:15pm. Contested over 6 furlongs for 4YO and older horses, the race will carry prize money of £25,000 and has attracted the largest field of the evening with 22 runners. Glory Hyde, Tiva, Grant Wood, Raatea, Almarada Prince, Aberama Gold and HK Fourteen are among the expected runners. With such a sizeable field assembled, another closely contested handicap is anticipated.

Feature race honours will belong to THE BRITISH EBF LYRIC FILLIES’ STAKES (Class 1) (Listed Race) at 7:50pm. Run over 1 mile, 2 furlongs and 99 yards for 3YO and older fillies and mares, the Listed contest will carry total prize money of £70,000, making it the richest race on the programme. The select field of six runners is expected to include Diamond Rain, Miss Justice, Qilin Queen, Regal Charm, Estissa and On Message. As the highest-class contest on the card, it will provide the evening’s principal attraction.

The Friday programme will conclude with THE GO-RACING-IN-YORKSHIRE SUMMER FESTIVAL HANDICAP STAKES (Class 4) at 8:25pm. The 5 furlongs and 89 yards sprint for three-year-olds will offer £25,000 in prize money and has attracted 12 runners. Anaisa, Nursia, Kinnalargy, Go Vince Go, U S S Charleston, Space Bear and Dolos Dream are expected to line up in the closing contest. The sprint finale will bring an entertaining evening of Flat racing to its conclusion.

The York Race Cards 24 July will feature six Flat races, highlighted by the £70,000 British EBF Lyric Fillies’ Stakes and supported by five competitive handicaps and novice contests, offering a quality evening of racing at York Racecourse.

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The Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC) continued the Pune Meeting, 2nd Day, Friday, 24th July 2026, with the 9th Race – The Beyond Expectation Plate, a Terms race for horses aged four years old and over over 1400 metres, run at 5:00 PM. In another notable Pune race result 24th July, BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY produced a polished performance under Aditya Waydande to score for trainer Hosidar Daji. Racing in the colours of Mr Zaheer Lalkaka, Mr Vikram Bachhawat rep Bachhawat Farms Pvt Ltd, Mr Homi D. Bhagwagar, Mr Arzaan H. Bhagwagar and Mr Hosidar Daji, the winner finished strongly to add another success to the connections’ campaign.

Settled comfortably through the early stages, BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY travelled smoothly before improving position approaching the home bend. Aditya Waydande timed his challenge to perfection, asking the gelding for his effort at the right moment. Responding willingly, the Hosidar Daji-trained runner quickened clear inside the final furlong and maintained his advantage to the winning post with authority.

TROPICAL PARADISE chased the winner home to finish second under N. S. Parmar for trainer M. K. Jadhav, while YULETIDE, partnered by C. S. Jodha and trained by Narendra Lagad, completed the placings in third after staying on steadily. Official finishing times for the race were not available at the time of publication.

With another race successfully concluded, attention now turns to the remaining contests on the Pune card as connections continue their pursuit of valuable victories during the RWITC meeting.

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Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC) continued the Pune Meeting, 2nd Day, Friday, 24th July 2026, with the 8th Race – The Unicorn Plate, a Class IV contest for horses rated 20 to 46 over 1600 metres, run at 4:30 PM. In another notable Pune race result 24th July, CARADOC produced a polished performance to register an impressive victory under Akshay Kumar for trainer Dallas Todywalla. Representing Mr Nozer Panthaky, Mr Mukul Sonawala, Mr Girish S. Mehta, Mr D. R. Thacker rep. DT Racing & Breeders LLP & Mr Munchi P. Shroff, the winner displayed determination and class to secure the feature.

Settled comfortably through the early stages, CARADOC travelled strongly before making a decisive move approaching the final stretch. Akshay Kumar judged the pace to perfection, allowing the gelding to quicken when it mattered most and maintain a clear advantage to the winning post. The well-timed challenge ensured CARADOC remained in control during the closing stages, rewarding trainer Dallas Todywalla with another notable success at Pune.

EKATARINA, ridden by Neeraj Rawal and trained by Imtiaz A. Sait, finished a creditable second after staying on gamely throughout the contest. FLOYD, partnered by T. S. Jodha for trainer Behram Cama, completed the placings in third with another consistent effort.

Attention now shifts to the 9th Race – The Beyond Expectation Plate, scheduled for 5:00 PM, where the day’s action is set to conclude with another competitive contest.

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Britain’s prestigious Ascot Racecourse will host a competitive six-race Flat programme on Friday, 24 July, with the opening contest scheduled for 2:20pm and the final race due off at 5:12pm. The afternoon fixture will offer more than £216,000 in prize money and will combine a Listed juvenile contest with competitive handicaps for horses aged three years and upwards across distances ranging from five furlongs to two miles.

Getting the afternoon under way, the FILLIES’ NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBB Race) will be run at 2:20pm. The £25,000 contest over 6 furlongs for two-year-old fillies has attracted eight runners. Ash Tree, Blue Flight, Cut And Sew, Parvenue Star, Perfect Hope, Sorrengail, Speed of Sound and Sweetwonderfulyou will form a promising field as young fillies continue their early careers.

Headline honours will then be contested in the PAT EDDERY STAKES (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) at 2:55pm. Run over 7 furlongs, the £65,000 feature for two-year-olds has drawn 10 runners, including Alfred Wallace, Dandyman Dan, Firehorse, Gymbaazy, Kach Above, Silver Dominion and Sonny Parvenue. The Listed contest will provide an important opportunity for several juveniles to enhance their credentials at Pattern level.

The staying division will subsequently come into focus with the BROWN JACK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBBPLUS Race) at 3:30pm. Worth £30,000, the race will be contested over 2 miles and 7 yards by three-year-olds and upwards. A compact field of four runners featuring Synergism, Kirchner, Fireblade and Ghaiyya will line up for the staying handicap.

Attention will next shift to middle-distance performers in the HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBBPLUS Race) at 4:05pm. The £45,000 contest over 1 mile, 4 furlongs and 5 yards for three-year-olds and upwards has attracted nine runners. French Duke, Merveilleux Lapin, Theory of Tides, Flying Frontier, Dancing In Paris, Fantasy Believer and Al Azd are among those set to contest one of the afternoon’s most valuable handicaps.

A competitive handicap will follow as the HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) is scheduled for 4:40pm. The £25,650 event over 7 furlongs for three-year-olds and upwards has assembled 13 runners, making it the largest field of the meeting. Walson’s Law, Havana Blue, Gallant, Independent Expert, Dapper Guest, Mr Writer and H Key Lails are among the declared runners expected to provide another closely contested race.

Bringing the afternoon to a close, the FILLIES’ HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) will be staged at 5:12pm. The concluding £25,650 contest will be run over 5 furlongs for three-year-olds and upwards, with nine runners declared. The line-up will include Toolatetonegotiate, Lady Roxby, Killavia, Paradise Walk, Lara Antipova, Desert Treasure and Dandy Magic, ensuring the meeting will conclude with a competitive sprint.

Ascot’s Friday programme will present a balanced afternoon of Flat racing, featuring developing juveniles, experienced handicappers and quality Listed action. With varied distances and competitive fields throughout the card, the fixture will offer another significant day’s racing at one of Britain’s premier racecourses.

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The Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC) continued the Pune Meeting, 2nd Day, Friday, 24th July 2026, with the 7th Race – The World’s Oldest Barbershop Trophy DIV I, a Class III contest for Indian horses rated 40 to 66 (20 to 39 eligible) over 1400 metres, run at 4:00 PM. In another impressive Pune race result 24th July, TYRANNUS (J: P. Trevor) produced a polished performance to secure victory for trainer Imtiaz A. Sait, carrying the colours of Mr C. Aryama Sundaram.

TYRANNUS travelled comfortably throughout the 1400-metre contest before quickening at the right moment in the straight. P. Trevor judged the pace perfectly, allowing the gelding to settle before asking for his decisive effort inside the final furlong. Responding willingly, TYRANNUS asserted his authority late to register a well-earned success and add another notable victory to the afternoon’s Pune race result 24th July action.

SPANISH EYES (J: Akshay Kumar, T: Dallas Todywalla) finished a creditable second after staying on gamely in the closing stages. AXLROD (J: T. S. Jodha, T: Nosher Cama) completed the placings in third with another consistent effort.

With another quality contest completed, attention now turns to the 8th Race – The Unicorn Plate, scheduled for 4:30 PM, as the Pune Meeting continues with more exciting racing.

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The RWITC (Royal Western India Turf Club) continued an action-packed Pune Meeting, 2nd Day, Friday, 24th July 2026, with three competitive races producing impressive performances across different classes. The afternoon programme featured the 4th Race – The World’s Oldest Barbershop Trophy DIV II, the 5th Race – The Classic Talk Plate, and the 6th Race – The Dr. Anil Kumar Salver DIV I, covering distances from 1000 metres to 1400 metres. Another memorable chapter in the Pune race result 24th July saw DEDICATION, BLUE JET, and PINNACLE emerge victorious for their respective connections.

The action resumed at 02:30 PM with the 4th Race – The World’s Oldest Barbershop Trophy DIV II, a Class III contest for horses rated 40 to 66 over 1400 metres. DEDICATION, partnered by Neeraj Rawal and trained by Shazaan Shah, produced a determined effort to win in 1:26.742. Racing in the colours of Miss Ameeta Mehra, Mr Saif Ali Khan Pataudi, Mr Kishore P. Rungta, Mr Amit V. Menda, Mr Chirag V. Shah & Mr Narendra Kumar Ambwani, Dedication travelled comfortably before responding strongly in the straight to narrowly hold off the late challenge.

WINGS OF FURY (J: Shrikant Kamble, T: Adhirajsingh Jodha) finished a close second in 1:26.822, while QUEEN OF BEAUTIES (J: Akshay Kumar, T: Aman Altaf Hussain) stayed on to secure third in 1:27.040, producing one of the closest finishes of the afternoon.

The spotlight then shifted to the 5th Race – The Classic Talk Plate, a Terms race for three-year-old horses over 1000 metres, run at 03:00 PM. BLUE JET, ridden by P. Trevor and trained by Deepesh Narredu, showcased his speed and maturity with a polished winning performance. The winner represented the colours of Mr Niraj Tyagi and Mr Vikas Sachdeva rep. Blazing Saddles PF, Mr Akshay Bansarilal Arora, Mr Teja Gollapudi & Mr Hatim A. Lakdawala.

Settled prominently throughout the sprint, Blue Jet quickened smartly inside the final furlong to secure victory with authority, confirming the promise shown by the three-year-old. ELEVATE (J: S. J. Sunil, T: Deepesh Narredu) finished second after keeping the winner honest, while ROCK ARMOUR (J: C. S. Jodha, T: P. S. Chouhan) completed the top three.

The afternoon card continued at 03:30 PM with the 6th Race – The Dr. Anil Kumar Salver DIV I, a Class IV event for horses rated 20 to 46 over 1200 metres. PINNACLE, guided by P. Trevor for trainer M. Narredu, produced another accomplished display to add his name to the day’s list of winners. The victory came in the colours of Dr Ram H. Shroff & Mr Raj H. Shroff rep. Stride Livestock Pvt. Ltd., Mr S. R. Sanas, Mr Subodh Maskara & Mr Pankaj Kumar Maskara rep. Citoc Ventures Private Limited, Mr Chetan Shah & Mr Sunil S. Majithia.

Pinnacle travelled smoothly before producing a decisive finishing effort under P. Trevor, pulling clear at the right moment to secure a comfortable success. STORM MAJESTY (J: A. Sandesh, T: Aman Altaf Hussain) finished second, while NEPTUNE (J: Ramswarup, T: Adhirajsingh Jodha) claimed third.

With three races successfully completed, the excitement at Pune Racecourse continued to build as attention turned to the 7th Race – The World’s Oldest Barbershop Trophy DIV I, scheduled for 04:00 PM, with more quality racing still to come during the Pune Meeting.

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Sandown Park welcomes racegoers for an engaging six-race Flat programme on Friday, July 24, featuring a mix of apprentice contests, maiden runners, progressive handicappers and experienced stayers. One of Britain’s most historic racecourses, Sandown is renowned for its fair yet demanding track and famous uphill finish, which regularly rewards horses with stamina and determination. The evening card offers races across distances from five furlongs to one mile and six furlongs, ensuring a varied and competitive spectacle.

The highest prize races on the programme are the three Class 4 handicaps carrying prize funds of £11,500. Among them, the Close Brothers Premium Finance Handicap Stakes at 6:20 PM is expected to be the standout event. Run over one mile, six furlongs and 22 yards, the race is open to horses aged four years and older rated between 61 and 80. The extended trip places a premium on stamina, patience and tactical riding, making it one of the most demanding contests of the evening.

The 6:55 PM Close Brothers Handicap Stakes over one mile, two furlongs and 11 yards and the 7:30 PM Close Brothers Invoice Finance Handicap Stakes over one mile and 22 yards also carry £11,500 prize funds. These races bring together improving three-year-olds and seasoned handicappers, providing opportunities for progressive performers to strengthen their records during the summer campaign. Together, these Class 4 contests form the centrepiece of Friday’s meeting.

The evening begins at 5:15 PM with the Close Brothers Asset Finance Apprentice Handicap Stakes (Class 5) over one mile, two furlongs and 11 yards. Open to horses aged four years and older rated 51 to 70, the £8,500 contest gives apprentice jockeys an excellent platform to demonstrate their riding skills aboard experienced handicappers. Sandown’s demanding uphill finish will test both horse and rider from the opening race.

At 5:47 PM, attention turns to the Chasemore Farm EBF Maiden Fillies’ Stakes (Class 4) over five furlongs and 10 yards. Worth £11,000, this race is restricted to two-year-old fillies and provides an important introduction for promising young horses beginning their racing careers. Maiden contests often reveal exciting future prospects, making this sprint one of the most intriguing races on the card.

The feature Close Brothers Premium Finance Handicap Stakes (Class 4) follows at 6:20 PM. Covering one mile, six furlongs and 22 yards, the staying handicap is expected to provide a thorough examination of stamina and racecraft. Horses capable of conserving energy before producing a strong finish are likely to thrive over this testing distance, particularly on Sandown’s challenging uphill run to the line.

At 6:55 PM, the Close Brothers Handicap Stakes (Class 4) is staged over one mile, two furlongs and 11 yards. Restricted to three-year-olds rated 61 to 80, the contest offers developing performers another valuable opportunity to continue their progression. The intermediate distance should produce a tactical race in which positioning and finishing speed will be equally important.

The fifth race at 7:30 PM is the Close Brothers Invoice Finance Handicap Stakes (Class 4) over one mile and 22 yards. Open to horses aged three years and older rated 61 to 80, the race combines experienced campaigners with younger improvers. The mile trip has traditionally produced closely fought finishes at Sandown, where timing a late challenge is often the key to success.

The meeting concludes at 8:05 PM with the Close Brothers Motor Finance Handicap Stakes (Class 5) over seven furlongs and 22 yards. Worth £8,500, the race is restricted to three-year-olds rated 56 to 75. The distance requires a blend of early pace and sustained finishing power, ensuring an exciting conclusion to the evening programme.

Sandown Park, established in 1875, remains one of Britain’s most respected racecourses. Its unique uphill finish has helped shape countless memorable performances and continues to provide a fair examination of every runner’s ability. Both emerging talents and experienced campaigners have enjoyed success at the Surrey venue, making it a favourite stop on the British Flat racing calendar.

Friday’s meeting reflects the variety and quality that have made Sandown Park a landmark venue in British racing. From apprentice riders opening the programme to promising juvenile fillies, competitive handicappers and the feature staying contest, every race offers a different challenge. With strong prize money, varied distances and a historic setting, the July 24 fixture promises an entertaining evening of Flat racing for participants and spectators alike.

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Selangor Mile 2026 returns with a strong New Zealand presence as six Karaka graduates compete for victory in Malaysia’s RM1
Dakotah Blue enters the Ontario Colleen Stakes at Woodbine after a series of promising performances, with trainer Rachel Halden expecting
York Race Cards 24 July include six Flat races at York Racecourse, headed by the Listed British EBF Lyric Fillies'
Pune race result 24th July saw Bohemian Rhapsody win The Beyond Expectation Plate at RWITC under Aditya Waydande for trainer
Pune race result 24th July sees CARADOC win The Unicorn Plate at RWITC with Akshay Kumar aboard in the Class
Ascot Race Cards 24 July include six Flat races headed by the Listed Pat Eddery Stakes alongside valuable handicaps on
Pune race result 24th July sees TYRANNUS win The World's Oldest Barbershop Trophy DIV I at RWITC during the Pune
Pune race result 24th July features Dedication, Blue Jet and Pinnacle winning Races 4, 5 and 6 during the RWITC
Sandown Park racecards 24 July 2026 feature an exciting Friday flat racing meeting with competitive handicaps and quality contests at
Pune race result 24th July: MINARI wins The Dr. Anil Kumar Salver DIV II at RWITC Pune with Akshay Kumar
Pune race result 24th July: ENCINO wins The Atomic Prince Plate at RWITC Pune Meeting, scoring a strong Class II
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