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10 June 2026 · 6 races

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6:30 — hamilton-park.co.uk Amateur Jockeys' Handicap

6f · Good · HCAP · 9 runners

No Nay Nevermind likeliest to leadFREEHISTORIC

How it ran

No Nay Nevermind led, as the map showed.

Doon The Glen won at 6.50 — raced prominently, where the map had it raced midfield. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

No Nay Nevermind

Prominent · 0

None

Midfield · 5

Mister Sky BlueSummerstorms DreamDoon The GlenShoptilyoudropPebble Dash

Hold Up · 3

Penny MountainZu RunEndowed

No Nay Nevermind is the only confirmed front runner and will likely dictate terms from the start in this 9-runner field. With eight hold-up horses including Zu Run, Mister Sky Blue, Endowed, and Penny Mountain tracking behind, she can set a comfortable rhythm without early pressure. The lack of pace competition means No Nay Nevermind can control fractions and kick clear when ready. This race shape strongly favours prominent runners who can sit close to the pace and hold-up horses with a sharp turn of foot who can close from mid-division.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Uncontested Front Running

45% probability

If No Nay Nevermind gets an easy lead and dictates soft fractions

She can control the race throughout and prove hard to peg back despite her poor recent form, while any hold-up horse getting first run from mid-division can also capitalize. The lack of early pace pressure allows both the leader to last home and closers to time their run perfectly.

No Nay NevermindEndowedZu RunPenny Mountain

Late Closer Surge

30% probability

If the early pace is genuinely slow and the field bunches up turning for home

Hold-up horses with the best finishing kicks will have optimal conditions to unleash late runs from the back. Zu Run's Brighton second form and Penny Mountain's recent consistency make them prime beneficiaries of a sprint finish.

Zu RunPenny MountainMister Sky BlueSummerstorms Dream

Mid-Race Injection

15% probability

If one of the prominent/hold-up horses moves early to pressure No Nay Nevermind from the 3f pole

This creates a more honest pace that suits horses who can track the leaders and sustain their effort. Mister Sky Blue's course form and Endowed's 6f specialization could prove decisive in a more truly-run race.

Mister Sky BlueEndowedDoon The GlenNo Nay Nevermind

Pace Collapse Sprint

10% probability

If No Nay Nevermind sets crawling fractions and the field closes up into a cavalry charge

The race becomes a pure sprint from the 2f pole where tactical position and finishing speed matter most. This chaos scenario could see any horse with residual ability get up in a blanket finish.

Summerstorms DreamDoon The GlenPebble DashShoptilyoudrop

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

No Nay Nevermind gets a soft lead and dictates crawling fractions that suit her stamina over speed

WATCH

Zu Run's fitness after 12 days since Brighton run and whether 6f trip is sharp enough for his style

NOTE

Endowed's fitness after 252-day layoff when he showed best form in regular competition

WATCH

Summerstorms Dream overcomes slow start tendency that has hindered her handicap efforts

NOTE

Track conditions remain genuinely good rather than riding slower which would help stamina types

7:00 — Hamilton Park EBF Maiden Stakes (Hamilton Park 2YO Series Qualifier) (GBB Race)

6f · Good · CLS4 · 5 runners

Pace map not available — insufficient prior race data for this field.

7:30 — Robert Graham Millar Memorial Maiden Stakes (GBB/GBBPlus Race)

1m3f · Good · CLS3 · 5 runners

Aussie Pearl to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Aussie Pearl led, as the map showed.

Glory Of The Seas won at 1.20 — raced prominently, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

3 of 5 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1

Aussie Pearl

Prominent · 1

Yafreh

Midfield · 1

Togeather Forever

Hold Up · 2

Glory Of The SeasFlorida Dreams

Aussie Pearl will take this race along from the front with no other confirmed pace-setters in the field, setting up a sustainable gallop over this 1m3f trip. Yafreh may press from a prominent position early but the overall tempo will be modest. This controlled pace scenario heavily favours the hold-up horses who can produce late kicks, particularly Glory Of The Seas and Florida Dreams who can use their superior class. The race shape strongly benefits closers who can quicken off an uncontested lead.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Classy Closer Prevails

65% probability

If Glory Of The Seas gets the expected strong pace to aim at from Aussie Pearl's uncontested lead

The 550,000gns son shows his superior class with Ray Dawson timing his challenge perfectly in the final furlong. His RPR advantage and steady improvement curve make him the logical beneficiary of this tactical setup.

Glory Of The SeasFlorida DreamsYafreh

Wire-to-Wire Shock

20% probability

If Aussie Pearl maintains her gallop and the closers fail to quicken sufficiently off the modest pace

The 2-year-old filly capitalizes on Connor Beasley's positive tactics and her 231-day break, holding on grimly as the better-rated horses lumber into contention too late. Her Leicester third suggests she has the engine for this longer trip.

Aussie PearlYafrehGlory Of The Seas

Prominent Poker Works

10% probability

If Yafreh can position handily behind Aussie Pearl and outkick the tearaway leader in the straight

The Fahey-trained 3-year-old uses his rallying Haydock fourth as a springboard, with Shane Gray exploiting the lack of early pace. His brother Al Mubhir's 7f-1m2f winning range suggests this trip suits the family perfectly.

YafrehGlory Of The SeasAussie Pearl

Florida Dreams Revival

5% probability

If the ex-hurdler Florida Dreams adapts quickly to the Flat switching from bumpers and hurdles

The 8-year-old's bumper and hurdles victories suggest genuine ability, with Kevin Stott's 7lb claim helping offset the 142lbs burden. His hold-up style could prove effective if the pace collapses completely in the home straight.

Florida DreamsGlory Of The SeasYafreh

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Glory Of The Seas settling early - if Ray Dawson gets him relaxed behind Aussie Pearl's lead, his class advantage becomes decisive

WATCH

Aussie Pearl's jumping from the gates after 231 days off - rustiness could hand initiative to Yafreh in the opening exchanges

WATCH

Florida Dreams adapting to Flat racing tactics - his hurdles background may leave him vulnerable to quicker ground speed

NOTE

Yafreh's positioning behind the leaders - Shane Gray needs to avoid getting trapped if the pace quickens unexpectedly

NOTE

The overall tempo development - if Aussie Pearl goes too slow early, it sets up a sprint finish that may not suit her stamina

8:00 — Every Race Live On RacingTV Handicap

5f · Good · HCAP · 7 runners

Hi Lord likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

South Parade led; the map had Hi Lord in front.

Canaria Queen won at 5.00 — raced prominently, as the map had it. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Hi Lord

Prominent · 1

Canaria Queen

Midfield · 3

Mount RuapehuSouth ParadeHighland Bear

Hold Up · 2

Tees AggregatesPal Joey

Hi Lord looks the most natural pace-setter from his prominent style, with Canaria Queen also likely to be handy early in this small field. The lack of confirmed front-runners means Hi Lord can dictate terms without significant early pressure, allowing him to control fractions over this sharp 5f trip. With most runners (South Parade, Tees Aggregates, Pal Joey, Highland Bear, Mount Ruapehu) preferring to come from off the pace, the race sets up as a typical sprint where the hold-up horses will need to produce their finishing kicks. This pace scenario favours the prominent runners who can avoid traffic problems and kick clear before the closers can organise their challenges.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Front Pair Dominate

45% probability

If Hi Lord and Canaria Queen break cleanly and face no early pressure

The prominent pair can control the tempo and kick clear in the final furlong before the hold-up brigade can mount their challenges. Their tactical advantage over this minimum trip proves decisive against horses needing to weave through traffic.

Hi LordCanaria QueenTees AggregatesMount Ruapehu

Late Charge Succeeds

30% probability

If the early pace becomes pedestrian allowing closers time to organise

The hold-up horses get the perfect setup to unleash their finishing kicks down the outside. Tees Aggregates and Mount Ruapehu benefit most from a truly-run sprint where stamina tells.

Tees AggregatesMount RuapehuHi LordCanaria Queen

Canaria Queen Times It

15% probability

If Hi Lord goes too early and Canaria Queen can sit just behind tracking

The in-form mare can use her recent race fitness to pounce late while Hi Lord pays for making the running. Her two recent seconds show she's timing her challenges perfectly.

Canaria QueenHi LordTees AggregatesSouth Parade

Outsider Strikes

10% probability

If the favourites fail to fire and traffic problems emerge in running

Highland Bear or South Parade could benefit from a messy race where the market leaders underperform. The pace collapses allowing a surprise winner to emerge at big odds.

Highland BearSouth ParadePal JoeyMount Ruapehu

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Hi Lord could get an uncontested lead if no other pace angles emerge early and prove very hard to peg back

WATCH

Canaria Queen carries a 5lb penalty for recent wins which could prove crucial in a tight finish

NOTE

Tees Aggregates has Jack Nicholls claiming 5lb which effectively puts him level with the principals on adjusted ratings

WATCH

South Parade reared at the start last time which suggests potential stalls issues that could ruin his chances

NOTE

Highland Bear makes her handicap debut after a lengthy break and market support would be significant

8:30 — Indigo Unified Comms Handicap

6f · Good · HCAP · 7 runners

Iris Dancer to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Ingleby Archie led; the map had Iris Dancer in front.

Iris Dancer won at 7.00 — raced prominently, where the map had it led. One of the race scenarios named it.

2 of 6 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1

Iris Dancer

Prominent · 2

No ReturnIngleby Archie

Midfield · 2

NovakJet Warrior

Hold Up · 2

Pop StarImpressor

Iris Dancer will set an uncontested lead with No Return and Ingleby Archie settling prominently behind her, creating a modest but sustainable pace in this small field. The three hold-up horses (Pop Star, Novak, Jet Warrior, Impressor) will be bunched at the rear, setting up a classic front-versus-back tactical battle over 6f at Hamilton. With only one true pace-setter and plenty of closers, the early pace will be pedestrian before a frantic final 2f. This race shape strongly favours the prominent runners who can bridge the gap between Iris Dancer's soft lead and the backmarkers' finishing kick.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Prominent horses dominate

45% probability

If the pace stays moderate and the closers leave their runs too late

No Return and Ingleby Archie can track Iris Dancer's honest pace before quickening clear in the final furlong. The hold-up horses find themselves too far back when the real acceleration begins.

No ReturnIngleby ArchieIris DancerPop Star

Class hold-up prevails

30% probability

If the early pace is genuinely slow and the track plays fair

Pop Star and Jet Warrior can unleash devastating finishing kicks from off the steady gallop. Their superior recent form and tactical speed will overhaul the leaders in the dying strides.

Pop StarJet WarriorNovakImpressor

Iris Dancer repeats

15% probability

If she improves sharply from her recent sixth place here

The course specialist can steal a march on her rivals and hold on grimly under pressure. Her intimate knowledge of this track and last year's course victory become decisive factors.

Iris DancerNo ReturnIngleby ArchiePop Star

Veteran surge late

10% probability

If the pace collapses completely and experience tells

Novak and Impressor use their racecraft to position perfectly before grinding past younger rivals. Their stamina reserves and tactical nous prove superior in a slowly-run tactical affair.

NovakImpressorIris DancerIngleby Archie

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Iris Dancer could steal the race if she breaks much sharper than her recent sluggish course effort suggested

WATCH

Pop Star may struggle with quick turnaround from Carlisle win just 2 days ago, watch for any signs of tiredness

NOTE

No Return needs to settle better than he has recently to take full advantage of the tactical setup

WATCH

The hold-up quartet could find themselves in traffic trouble if they're all still last turning for home

NOTE

Jet Warrior's recent good-to-firm form may translate perfectly to today's good going conditions

9:00 — Hampton By Hilton Hamilton Park Handicap

1m½f · Good · HCAP · 11 runners

Spirit Catcher likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Mwafaq led; the map had Spirit Catcher in front.

Mwafaq won at 6.50 — led, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

2 of 10 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1

Spirit Catcher

Prominent · 3

The Sweet EscapeHunterianCondotti

Midfield · 4

PerfidiaPisanelloSouth RoadMillbuie

Hold Up · 3

MotawaaredMwafaqTees George

Spirit Catcher will take the field along from the front with minimal pressure, as The Sweet Escape and Condotti are the only other prominent runners but both lack early pace intensity. This creates a comfortable, controlled gallop that will build gradually through the middle sections before quickening in the straight. The lack of genuine speed horses means the pace will be steady rather than strong, with Spirit Catcher able to dictate terms without harassment. This tactical setup strongly favours front runners and prominent racers who can position close to the pace, as hold-up horses will face a sprint finish from an already moderate tempo.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Uncontested Front Running

45% probability

If Spirit Catcher gets an easy lead without pressure from prominent runners

Spirit Catcher controls the tempo completely and kicks clear in the straight before hold-up horses can mount their challenge. The combination of a soft lead and stamina-testing distance plays perfectly into the hands of the lone pace-setter.

Spirit CatcherThe Sweet EscapePerfidiaMwafaq

Prominent Pressure Applied

30% probability

If The Sweet Escape or Condotti press Spirit Catcher early and force a stronger pace

The increased tempo exposes Spirit Catcher's stamina limitations over this extended trip, allowing late-running types to close strongly. Hold-up horses like Perfidia and Mwafaq benefit from the honest gallop and can unleash their finishing kicks.

PerfidiaMwafaqPisanelloTees George

Messy Moderate Pace

15% probability

If the prominent runners fail to commit and create a stop-start rhythm

The lack of consistent tempo creates a tactical muddle that favours horses with tactical speed who can quicken when gaps appear. Runners with recent form progression and tactical pace like Hunterian can exploit the disjointed race shape.

HunterianCondottiThe Sweet EscapeSpirit Catcher

Sprint Finish Lottery

10% probability

If the pace collapses completely and becomes crawling throughout

The race becomes a pure sprint from the final two furlongs, turning into a lottery where any horse with a turn of foot can win regardless of position. This chaotic finish could throw up an outsider with residual ability but questionable recent form.

Tees GeorgePisanelloMillbuieSouth Road

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Spirit Catcher breaking smartly and getting uncontested lead - makes him extremely difficult to peg back

WATCH

The Sweet Escape and Condotti settling kindly in prominent positions without pressing the pace too early

NOTE

Motawaared's starting position and early alertness - slow starts have cost him repeatedly

WATCH

How strongly Perfidia and Mwafaq are positioned turning for home given their hold-up styles

NOTE

Hunterian's positioning on only second turf start - inexperience could cost him tactically

About this analysis

Every race on PaceMap is read from the in-running comments of each runner’s recent form — how a horse actually ran, not only where it finished. Those comments decide the groups above, and the same comments are read back after the race to score what was published. The record is public, including the months it was worse.

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This meeting ran on 10 June 2026.

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