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Catterick

4 August 2026 · 6 races

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2:15 — Army Benevolent Fund/ebf Novice Stakes (gbb Race)
7f · Good · NOV · 7 runners
Pace map not available — insufficient prior race data for this field.
2:45 — Hugh James Classified Stakes
7f · Good · DEFAULT · 7 runners
Our Hero Matty likeliest to leadFREEHISTORIC

How it ran

Without Delay led; the map had Our Hero Matty in front.

Iconic Times won at 2.00 — raced midfield, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

0 of 7 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Our Hero Matty
Prominent · 0
None
Midfield · 4
Wait For ItDue RespectWithout DelayZiva's Star
Hold Up · 2
Rain CapIconic Times
Our Hero Matty is the sole confirmed front-runner in this seven-runner field and, with no genuine challenger to his early position, he should stride into an uncontested lead from the outset and control a sustainable gallop around Catterick's flat seven furlongs. The pace he sets is unlikely to be a searching one — a lone leader without pressure can afford to roll along at a measured tempo, conserving energy and making the race difficult to unpick from behind. Due Respect, Wait For It, Without Delay, and Ziva's Star are all genuine hold-up horses by inclination but this field contains more deep closers than the race shape can accommodate at the rear, meaning several of those four will end up racing in a midfield cluster rather than their preferred off-the-pace berth. This race shape strongly favours a prominent or front-running profile: a single uncontested leader on good ground over seven furlongs at Catterick is a textbook scenario where the horse on the front end dictates and holds on, with only a genuine, well-positioned midfield tracker possessing the class and timing to reel him in.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Lone Leader Controls
65% probability
If Our Hero Matty is allowed to stride clear and regulate a comfortable pace without sustained early pressure.
Our Hero Matty dictates from flag to finish on this flat track, using the lack of a challenger to conserve enough energy to hold off all comers in the straight; good ground suits his profile and Catterick's seven furlongs has no demanding topography to force him back.
Our Hero MattyRain CapWait For ItDue Respect
B
Midfield Tracker Pounces
18% probability
If the pace is just strong enough that a well-positioned midfield horse times a late run to collar a tiring leader.
Rain Cap, with solid form on good ground over seven furlongs and a genuine ability to finish races off a genuine pace, is ideally placed to benefit if Our Hero Matty goes too fast too soon; at nine years old Rain Cap is experienced enough to judge the race and a 1W5P record on similar going gives him honest claims.
Rain CapWait For ItDue RespectWithout Delay
C
Hold-Up Horse Swoops Late
11% probability
If the pace collapses in the final furlong and a closers' finish develops at the rear of the field.
Due Respect or Without Delay would need a genuine, pressured pace to close onto, but both are mapped away from their natural ground-covering hold-up role and must race further forward than ideal; their style-fit concerns are real, and without a collapsing leader this shape is unlikely to materialise.
Due RespectWithout DelayZiva's StarIconic Times
D
Pace Collapse Muddle
6% probability
If Our Hero Matty stops abruptly and the race becomes a ragged sprint finish among a bunched field.
In a messy scramble any horse in the right place at the right time could benefit, but Iconic Times — a hold-up type with modest recent form — and Ziva's Star offer low-probability each-way interest purely on chaos value; this scenario requires multiple things to go wrong simultaneously and is assigned minimal weight.
Iconic TimesZiva's StarRain CapOur Hero Matty

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHOur Hero MattyWait For ItDue RespectvWithout DelayvZiva's StarpRain CapvIconic Timesp1. Our Hero Matty3. Wait For It4. Due Respect5. Without Delay6. Ziva's Star2. Rain Cap7. Iconic Times
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Our Hero Matty's stamina over 7f is unproven — all five recent runs have been over 5-6f, and if he ties up in the final furlong having gone too freely in front the race opens up dramatically for the closers.
WATCH
Rain Cap's jockey Ethan Tindall claims 5lb, giving him a significant weight advantage; if Rain Cap tracks the leader in second or third, watch whether Tindall can time the challenge to catch a tiring Our Hero Matty in the final 100 yards.
WATCH
The cluster of redistributed hold-up horses — Due Respect, Wait For It, Without Delay, Ziva's Star — will be racing further forward than ideal; if they jostle for midfield positions in the early stages it could create minor interference or unsettled runs without generating any extra pace pressure on the leader.
NOTE
Catterick's seven-furlong track is flat and straight, which means there is no bend or downhill section to aid closers gaining momentum — late runs require a genuinely fading leader, making the hold-up profile even less favoured than usual here.
NOTE
The going is confirmed Good for this race and has been consistent across all distances on the card; no horse carries a specific going concern, but Due Respect and Rain Cap have the most solid records on this surface among the hold-up types.
3:15 — Jacky Rylance 60th Birthday Celebration Handicap Stakes
2m · Good · HCAP · 9 runners
Zephlyn likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Free World and Fleur de Mer led; the map had Zephlyn in front.

Free World won at 3.00 — led, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

2 of 9 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Zephlyn
Prominent · 0
None
Midfield · 5
Slack AliceSpeechmanLillistarStar Of JupiterRuler Of The River
Hold Up · 3
KarthalaFree WorldFleur de Mer
Zephlyn is the sole confirmed pace-setter here, redistributed to the front from a true hold-up profile, meaning this 2m trip at Catterick will be run at a genuinely sustainable, uncontested tempo with no horse likely to push him hard early. Behind him, the entire remainder of the field is made up of hold-up types, with Slack Alice, Speechman, Lillistar, Star Of Jupiter, and Ruler Of The River all redistributed to midfield simply because the map cannot accommodate nine closers — in reality this race shapes as a near-wall-to-wall hold-up field chasing a single reluctant pace-setter. The field holds more hold-up and midfield types than can realistically get their natural position; Zephlyn is most likely to set the tempo, but with no genuine frontrunner pressing him, the pace is likely to be modest and the race will bunch up before a late sprint for home over Catterick's straight finish. This shape overwhelmingly favours horses with a strong finishing kick who can travel comfortably in a slowly-run race and accelerate when the tempo finally lifts — hold-up horses with good recent form on Good ground and proven stamina at the trip are best placed.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Slow Burn, Late Sprint
58% probability
If Zephlyn sets a modest uncontested gallop and the field crawls into the straight before a mass sprint finish.
Zephlyn dictates on easy terms with no rival willing to take him on, compressing the entire field into a tight bunch before a furious dash from two furlongs out; horses with a sharp finishing kick over this sort of trip on Good ground will be at a premium.
KarthalaSlack AliceLillistarFleur de Mer
B
Pace Picks Up Midrace
20% probability
If one of the redistributed midfield horses — most likely Slack Alice or Lillistar — pushes forward to challenge Zephlyn and injects a more genuine gallop from halfway.
A truer test of stamina develops, stringing the field out and suiting the horses who have proven themselves over 2m-plus on Good ground with strong finishing form; real stayers rather than quick-finishing types come to the fore.
KarthalaRuler Of The RiverStar Of JupiterSpeechman
C
Front Runner Outstays Field
14% probability
If Zephlyn, despite racing out of role, settles beautifully on a lone lead and builds enough advantage in the straight that chasers cannot close.
With a lenient gallop entirely under his own control, Zephlyn could exploit his position and the inability of true hold-up horses to quicken from too far back; his STYLE_FIT of 0.80 tempers confidence but the scenario is possible if connections have deliberately placed him here.
ZephlynFree WorldSpeechmanStar Of Jupiter
D
Closers All Fail to Fire
8% probability
If the modest pace lures too many horses wide or into traffic trouble in the home straight, causing a messy finish where no hold-up horse gets a clean run.
Disorganisation in a bunched field sees form horses fail to produce their finishing effort, handing an opportunity to any horse that has tracked closer throughout; horses with recent course-and-distance experience and reliable headgear score.
Free WorldStar Of JupiterRuler Of The RiverLillistar

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHZephlyntSlack AlicevSpeechmantbLillistarpStar Of Jupitert/besRuler Of The Ri…tpKarthalatpFree WorldFleur de Merv5. Zephlyn2. Slack Alice6. Speechman3. Lillistar7. Star Of Jupiter8. Ruler Of The River1. Karthala9. Free World4. Fleur de Mer
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Zephlyn is racing entirely against his natural hold-up style as the lone pace-setter — watch whether Jason Hart actually elects to go forward at the start or allows another horse to take up the running, which would leave the race with no true front-runner at all.
WATCH
Slack Alice and Lillistar are both genuine hold-up horses crowded into a midfield map position — if they push forward to get cover early, they risk overracing and compromising their finishing effort in what is likely to be a sprint-home scenario.
WATCH
Speechman's four-day turnaround and fade-in-finish flag combine as a notable concern — watch for signs of a sluggish or reluctant start from Cam Hardie's mount that could confirm the quick return is taking its toll.
NOTE
With nine hold-up types contesting a 2m race at Catterick, traffic and positioning in the home straight could be decisive — watch for horses widest on the track or with the cleanest passage from two furlongs out, as a bunched finish is the most likely outcome.
NOTE
Karthala's strong placed record at 16f and 20f on Good ground makes him the best-credentialled stayer in the field on sim-going evidence — watch whether Sean Bowen positions him to travel smoothly behind the pace rather than getting caught in the midfield scrimmage.
3:45 — Hannah Blanchard 21st Birthday Handicap Stakes
6f · Good · HCAP · 8 runners
Miss Rainbow to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Barmyblade led; the map had Miss Rainbow in front.

Miss Rainbow won at 3.50 — raced prominently, where the map had it led. One of the race scenarios named it.

1 of 8 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Miss Rainbow
Prominent · 1
Lucius Aurelius
Midfield · 4
BarmybladeEnjoy The NightCall GloryBattenburg Belle
Hold Up · 2
Captain CessHowzak
Miss Rainbow is the sole confirmed front-runner and will lead from the outset under Connor Beasley, setting a sustainable gallop on good ground over 6f at Catterick — a track that rewards horses who travel kindly and don't burn excess energy early. With no other natural pace-setter to pressure her, she is expected to control tempo from the front without being harried, creating a single-file, steady-to-honest gallop that makes it genuinely difficult for pure hold-up horses to generate enough momentum off a false pace. The field is heavily weighted toward hold-up types — Barmyblade, Call Glory, Enjoy The Night and Battenburg Belle are all genuine closers who have been redistributed to midfield on the map simply because the rear is overcrowded, meaning they are unlikely to race in their natural position and their late-running threat is structurally compromised. This shape — one uncontested leader, a compressed midfield of hold-up horses racing out of role, and a good, consistent surface — strongly favours front-running and prominent-racing profiles to dominate from the front and simply not be caught.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Miss Rainbow Controls Cleanly
62% probability
If Miss Rainbow is allowed to stride clear unchallenged and sets a measured, rail-hugging gallop on good ground.
She dictates every fraction, conserves energy through the bend, and kicks again entering the final furlong before the closers — racing out of their natural positions — can organise a meaningful challenge. Front-running and prominent profiles suit entirely, and her good-ground record of 10/15 confirms she is built for exactly these conditions.
Miss RainbowLucius AureliusCaptain CessBarmyblade
B
Prominent Racer Strikes Late
19% probability
If Miss Rainbow's pace proves just strong enough to bring Lucius Aurelius and Captain Cess into the race late without flattering the true hold-up types.
Lucius Aurelius, racing prominently off the pace, tracks the leader through the bend and uses his sprint pedigree to pounce inside the final furlong on ground he handles well enough. Captain Cess, fresh off a win 19 days ago with strong 6f good-ground form, arrives with a sustained run from midfield to threaten.
Lucius AureliusCaptain CessMiss RainbowBarmyblade
C
Closers Overturn Pace
12% probability
If the early pace proves faster than expected and Miss Rainbow ties up inside the final furlong, leaving a gap for the redistributed hold-up horses.
Barmyblade, with four wins on good ground in 13 runs and course-suitable form, is the most credible of the hold-up contingent to exploit such a collapse, while Battenburg Belle's consistent placed form and 6f good-ground record give her an each-way claim. This scenario requires multiple things to go right simultaneously and is structurally unlikely given the redistribution of the hold-up group.
BarmybladeBattenburg BelleCall GloryEnjoy The Night
D
Low-Key Upset
7% probability
If the race is run at a muddling tempo that scrambles the field and elevates a lightly-weighted or unexposed runner.
Battenburg Belle at OR=51 carries the lightest weight and has shown a knack for placing consistently in good-ground 6f handicaps; a bunched, messy finish could see her sneak into a frame position. Enjoy The Night, younger and potentially underrated on an easing handicap mark, is the longer-shot beneficiary if the shape turns chaotic.
Battenburg BelleEnjoy The NightCall GloryHowzak

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHMiss RainbowvLucius AureliusBarmybladepEnjoy The NightCall GloryBattenburg BelleCaptain CessHowzak1. Miss Rainbow2. Lucius Aurelius4. Barmyblade5. Enjoy The Night6. Call Glory7. Battenburg Belle3. Captain Cess8. Howzak
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Miss Rainbow — if she bowls along uncontested at the front under Connor Beasley and clears entering the final 2f, the hold-up horses racing out of position have almost no mechanism to reel her in on this flat 6f track.
WATCH
Barmyblade and Battenburg Belle — both genuine closers forced into midfield roles; watch their positioning at halfway, because if they are stuck behind a wall of horses who have also moved forward, they will have no clear run to deliver their finishing effort.
WATCH
Lucius Aurelius — if he pushes forward early to claim a prominent position, he could become the key rival to Miss Rainbow, but his 5f-heavy recent campaign raises a stamina question as the race develops into the final furlong.
NOTE
Howzak — eight-year-old hold-up type with zero wins or places on good turf in 15 attempts at similar going; market move without obvious justification in the data would be a red flag worth noting before the off.
NOTE
Captain Cess — last-run winner over 7f on good ground just 19 days ago; if he travels smoothly through midfield rather than getting blocked behind the redistributed hold-up cluster, he is the most likely danger to the front pair in the straight.
4:15 — Racingtv.com Handicap Stakes
1m4f · Good · HCAP · 8 runners
Hansteen to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Hansteen and Muhib and On The Bubble and Project Kinsman led, as the map showed.

Halimede won at 3.25 — raced prominently, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

2 of 8 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Hansteen
Prominent · 0
None
Midfield · 5
On The BubbleProject KinsmanMuhibSpirit Of TokyoN'Ion
Hold Up · 2
HalimedeBrunello Breeze
Hansteen is the sole confirmed front-runner and, with no genuine pace rival to push him, will stride into the lead from the off and control tempo on his own terms around Catterick's flat mile-and-a-half. The remainder of the field — On The Bubble, Muhib, Project Kinsman, N'Ion and Spirit Of Tokyo — are all natural hold-up horses redistributed into midfield on the map because there are simply too many rear-of-field types for them all to operate from their preferred position; in practice several will find themselves closer to the pace than they would choose. Brunello Breeze and Halimede fill the back positions but both carry fading-in-finish flags, limiting their threat from a patient ride. With Hansteen able to dictate an honest but uncontested gallop, this race shape overwhelmingly favours a stalking prominent racer who can track the leader and pounce in the straight, rather than a deep hold-up horse relying on a strong finishing burst that this steady, controlled tempo will not generate.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Hansteen Controls Leads Home
58% probability
If Hansteen bowls along unchallenged, sets a sustainable pace and finds enough in the straight to hold every challenger.
Jason Hart settles Hansteen in front at whatever fractions he chooses, and without any rival forcing him honest he can conserve energy for the final two furlongs; his recent 1m4f form on Good ground (1st and two seconds) shows he handles this exact scenario well. Front-runners are rarely headed when they have this level of control at Catterick's flat gallop, and at OR 58 he is well within his range.
HansteenMuhibOn The BubbleProject Kinsman
B
Closest Tracker Pounces
22% probability
If Hansteen sets a genuine pace but ties up in the final furlong, allowing the horse tracking closest to sweep past.
A horse who travels smoothly just off the leader's quarters throughout would be perfectly positioned as Hansteen's lead narrows and the finish approaches; this suits a horse willing to race closer than its natural preference on this occasion. Muhib has consistently filled the frame at 1m4f-1m6f on Good ground and his reliable consistency makes him the likeliest beneficiary if the pace is hot enough to find Hansteen out.
MuhibProject KinsmanHansteenOn The Bubble
C
Hold-Up Horse Threads Through
13% probability
If the pace is genuinely brisk and the field strings out, creating enough of a run for a late finisher to close ground.
On The Bubble and Project Kinsman are genuine hold-up horses who, if they manage to secure a position closer to their natural style than the map suggests, could produce a late challenge on Good ground that suits their form profiles. However, this scenario is discounted because most redistibuted horses in this field are unlikely to get far enough back to generate the momentum needed, and Hansteen's likely controlled tempo will not create the gaps a closer needs.
On The BubbleProject KinsmanBrunello BreezeN'Ion
D
Pace Collapses Chaos
7% probability
If Hansteen is pressured unexpectedly early or misses the break, triggering a contested, ragged gallop that scrambles the race.
An untidy pace scenario would devalue positional advantage and theoretically give the deeper hold-up horses a chance via a strong late rally, but this is the least likely shape given the one-dimensional front-running dynamic and the absence of any confirmed rival to push Hansteen. Even in this shape the faders — Brunello Breeze and Halimede — would struggle to deliver.
Brunello BreezeHalimedeN'IonSpirit Of Tokyo

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHHansteenOn The BubbleProject KinsmanpMuhibSpirit Of TokyoN'IonHalimedeBrunello Breezep1. Hansteen3. On The Bubble4. Project Kinsman2. Muhib5. Spirit Of Tokyo6. N'Ion7. Halimede8. Brunello Breeze
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Hansteen — if Jason Hart is uncontested through the early furlongs and posts slow sectionals, he could steal an unassailable lead before the field reacts; monitor whether any rider attempts to close the gap before the home turn.
WATCH
Muhib — his five consecutive placed efforts at this trip on Good suggest he is knocking on the door of a win; if Warren Fentiman manages to sit just off Hansteen rather than being marooned further back, his consistency makes him a live danger late.
WATCH
On The Bubble — Clifford Lee is a significant jockey booking for Gary Rutherford and this horse's recent 1m4f Good-ground form is relevant; the redistribution away from its preferred hold-up slot means watching where Lee actually positions him from the stalls.
NOTE
Halimede — Luke Morris rides for Sir Mark Prescott, a trainer known for placing horses to peak at the right moment, but three runs over 8f on Standard with no Good-ground or 1m4f experience means trip and going are genuinely unknown quantities today.
NOTE
Project Kinsman and Spirit Of Tokyo — two runners from the same Philip Kirby yard with a 0/13 trainer 14-day strike rate; worth noting whether either is here to set up the other tactically, though both carry redistributed-style flags that limit their direct winning chance.
4:45 — Racing Again 17th August Handicap Stakes
5f · Good · HCAP · 7 runners
Havin A Flyer to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Havin A Flyer and Brain Freeze led, as the map showed.

Without Flaw won at 4.00 — was held up, where the map had it raced prominently. One of the race scenarios named it.

3 of 7 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Havin A Flyer
Prominent · 2
Without FlawDoralee
Midfield · 2
MimimeDunnington Lad
Hold Up · 2
Brain FreezeGwen Tennyson
Havin A Flyer is the sole confirmed front-runner and should stride directly into an uncontested lead on Catterick's sharp, turning 5f, dictating a sustainable gallop that suits a horse who has won and placed multiple times from the front at Southwell's equivalent pace-friendly conditions. Without Flaw and Doralee will press from prominent positions, creating a two-three-horse breakaway that controls the tempo without turning it into a true test of stamina. The hold-up contingent — Brain Freeze, Gwen Tennyson, Mimime, and Dunnington Lad — will be hunting from the rear on a tight, flat track where gaps can close but where a clear-travelling leader has a genuine edge. Note that this field holds more genuine hold-up types than the race shape can accommodate at the rear; Mimime and Dunnington Lad are mapped to midfield because they are unlikely to secure their natural deep position, and their effectiveness in this race is consequently reduced. The tactical verdict is clear: this race shape strongly favours prominent and front-running profiles — horses that can travel kindly in the first two furlongs and sustain their effort to the line without needing a prolonged final-furlong surge.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Leader Dictates Unchallenged
68% probability
If Havin A Flyer jumps cleanly and none of the prominent types aggressively contest the early lead, leaving the pace uncontested through the first two furlongs.
Havin A Flyer controls tempo from the front and, racing on Good ground for the first time having shown sim-going form only at Southwell, must prove the surface switch is not a concern — but the lack of pressure means its natural front-running rhythm is preserved regardless. Prominent types Without Flaw and Doralee sit in ideal stalking positions and are the primary beneficiaries if the leader ties up, given both carry strong Good-ground profiles and can pick up at the furlong pole.
Havin A FlyerWithout FlawDoraleeBrain Freeze
B
Prominent Pair Pounce Late
17% probability
If Havin A Flyer sets a pace fractionally too strong and the two prominent chasers Without Flaw and Doralee close strongly inside the final furlong.
Without Flaw's consistent Good-ground form over 5f at Catterick-equivalent tracks and Doralee's recent runner-up effort at this trip and going give both the credentials to profit from a leader who has done too much early.
Without FlawDoraleeBrain FreezeGwen Tennyson
C
Hold-Up Closer Swoops
10% probability
If the pace collapses in the final furlong and one of the genuinely held-up horses finds a clear run to deliver a sustained late challenge.
Brain Freeze is the most credible closer here with a win and three places from similar Good-going 5f sprints, and Gwen Tennyson showed a recent third at 5f on Good; however, Catterick's flat 5f offers limited room for closers to manufacture significant ground from deep.
Brain FreezeGwen TennysonDunnington LadMimime
D
Chaos Disrupts All Plans
5% probability
If crowded early running or a poor start scrambles positions, leaving the outcome dependent on which horse recovers best mid-race.
Mimime and Dunnington Lad, both true hold-up types placed into midfield roles and carrying STYLE_FIT discounts, would need the race to completely dissolve into chaos to reach their best position; even then their limited form bases and out-of-role placement cap their upside.
MimimeDunnington LadWithout FlawDoralee

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHHavin A FlyertWithout FlawDoraleeMimimeDunnington LadvBrain FreezevGwen Tennyson1. Havin A Flyer2. Without Flaw3. Doralee5. Mimime6. Dunnington Lad4. Brain Freeze7. Gwen Tennyson
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Havin A Flyer's surface switch from Southwell Tapeta to Good turf is entirely unproven (sim-going: 1/15) — if she fails to travel as fluently as usual in the opening furlong, the entire race shape built around her uncontested lead collapses.
WATCH
Without Flaw has finished 7th twice and 4th recently and has not won since — watch whether Warren Fentiman (3lb claimer) gets a clear run from a prominent position, as any traffic trouble would cost the horse its main tactical advantage.
WATCH
Brain Freeze carries visor headgear and Connor Beasley's record aboard hold-up types on sharp tracks is worth monitoring — the horse needs a clean passage inside the final furlong on a course where gaps can close quickly against the rail.
NOTE
Mimime and Dunnington Lad are both shown in midfield but are genuine hold-up horses out of their natural position — if either settles too far back from their mapped spot, they are effectively racing beyond their optimal tactical range and should be discounted accordingly.
NOTE
Doralee's trainer David & Nicola Barron yard is 0 from 8 in the past 14 days — while Doralee's individual form is solid, a trainer in cold form is a relevant filter if the market shortens her price below her true probability.

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This meeting ran on 4 August 2026.

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