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13 June 2026 · 7 races

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1:42 — Andy Calvert Celebration Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle

2m · Good · HCAP · 10 runners

Bobby Socks likeliest to leadFREEHISTORIC

How it ran

Malangen led; the map had Bobby Socks in front.

Snapaudaciaheros won at 10.00 — raced prominently, where the map had it raced midfield.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Bobby Socks

Prominent · 3

NewportNational QuestionMalangen

Midfield · 3

Character TestingCurious Mrs FoxSnapaudaciaheros

Hold Up · 3

ZephlynStay In The GameLes's Legacy

Bobby Socks will lead from the front with Newport, National Question and Malangen providing prominent company in the early stages. This creates a sustainable pace rather than a cut-throat gallop, allowing the leaders to maintain their positions without being pressured by aggressive tactics. The moderate tempo will suit horses that can travel well in midfield before producing a finishing kick. This race shape clearly favours hold-up horses who can benefit from the even gallop and finish strongly up the hill at Hexham.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Hold-Up Horses Dominate

55% probability

If the pace remains moderate throughout allowing closers to finish

The sustainable early gallop sets up perfectly for horses held up who can use their turn of foot in the final two furlongs. Stay In The Game and Zephlyn benefit most from this tactical setup.

Stay In The GameZephlynCharacter TestingLes's Legacy

Front Runners Hold On

25% probability

If Bobby Socks and Newport maintain their advantage when the pace lifts

The leaders get first run on their rivals and prove too strong when the race develops in earnest. Bobby Socks uses his class advantage while Newport's recent form suggests he can sustain his effort.

Bobby SocksNewportNational QuestionMalangen

Midfield Surge Wins

12% probability

If horses tracking the leaders time their move perfectly

The moderate early pace allows patient riders to position their mounts ideally before making decisive moves approaching the final hurdle. Character Testing and Curious Mrs Fox benefit from being close enough to strike.

Character TestingCurious Mrs FoxStay In The GameNewport

Pace Collapse Scramble

8% probability

If the early leaders go too slow and bunch the field

The race becomes a sprint from the final bend where any horse with a clear run can win. This unpredictable finish could suit any runner who avoids trouble and gets a clean passage.

National QuestionMalangenBobby SocksCharacter Testing

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Bobby Socks needs close monitoring for ring rustiness after 470 days absence despite his class advantage

WATCH

Stay In The Game and Zephlyn could clash for the same hold-up pitch if both wait too long to challenge

NOTE

National Question's prominent style might see him caught between paces if the early gallop proves too slow

WATCH

Character Testing and Curious Mrs Fox both need clear runs from their hold-up positions in a competitive handicap

NOTE

Malangen's 11-year-old legs may struggle to maintain his prominent position over the testing Hexham finish

2:17 — Clean Sweep Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race)

2m · Good · NOV · 9 runners

Ribble River likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Nobotheratall led; the map had Ribble River in front.

Obsessedwithyou won at 1.33 — raced prominently, as the map had it. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Ribble River

Prominent · 2

ObsessedwithyouNobotheratall

Midfield · 3

Mr RamoonAutumn GetawayAll About Moi

Hold Up · 3

Steps In TimeScopicColinski

Ribble River will attempt to control proceedings from the front, with Nobotheratall and Obsessedwithyou likely to track the pace in prominent positions. With six hold-up horses in the field, there's genuine depth to the finish which could create a strong gallop if the prominent runners get competitive early. The single confirmed front-runner should get an uncontested lead, making this a pace that will strongly favor the hold-up horses who can deliver late kicks over this stamina-testing trip.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Hold-Up Horses Dominate

55% probability

If Ribble River gets an uncontested lead and the pace becomes steady early

The hold-up brigade get the perfect setup with plenty in hand for the finish, allowing them to unleash finishing kicks that the pace-setters cannot match. This suits the patient tactics of multiple runners who prefer to come from behind.

All About MoiScopicSteps In TimeColinski

Prominent Battle Emerges

25% probability

If Nobotheratall and Obsessedwithyou press Ribble River from early stages

A genuine pace battle develops that stretches the field and creates opportunities for horses that can race handily without getting involved in the early skirmishing. The strong early gallop sets up a tactical advantage for those just behind the leaders.

NobotheratallObsessedwithyouRibble RiverAutumn Getaway

Front Runner Dominates

12% probability

If Ribble River gets soft fractions and kicks clear approaching the last

The lack of early pressure allows the front-runner to dictate terms completely and save enough energy for a decisive move. Hold-up horses are left with too much ground to make up when the pace quickens late.

Ribble RiverNobotheratallObsessedwithyouAll About Moi

Pace Collapses Early

8% probability

If all the prominent horses go too fast early and tie up badly

The entire pace angle falls apart leaving only the most patient hold-up horses with any chance of finishing strongly. This extreme scenario favors only those who race stone-cold last and have proven stamina reserves.

Steps In TimeAll About MoiColinskiScopic

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Mr Ramoon faces a significant test with inexperienced claimer Jack Power taking over riding duties after poor recent efforts

WATCH

All About Moi returns from 255-day absence for trainer Gary Hanmer who has managed just 0 wins from 10 runners in past fortnight

NOTE

Ribble River's ability to get uncontested early fractions will determine whether hold-up horses get their preferred race shape

WATCH

Multiple trainers including Ben Haslam and Philip Kirby are enduring poor spells with combined 0 wins from 32 recent runners

NOTE

Six hold-up horses suggest the pace could develop into a genuine staying test if early leaders get pressed

2:55 — Tileform Handicap Chase

1m7½f · Good · HCAP · 6 runners

Chicago Storm likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Bentley Road led; the map had Chicago Storm in front.

Ghasham won at 1.50 — raced prominently, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Chicago Storm

Prominent · 1

Divas Doyen

Midfield · 2

Bentley RoadCross Of Redmoor

Hold Up · 2

GhashamMr Globalist

Chicago Storm is the clear pace angle, likely to lead or track early with his prominent style and recent front-running form. With no obvious pace pressure from this field of predominantly hold-up horses (Ghasham, Mr Globalist, Cross Of Redmoor), Chicago Storm can dictate a steady rhythm through the early stages. The lack of early speed will create a tactical affair where the pace may not be strong enough to set up the closers. This race shape favours prominent runners and those with tactical speed who can position handy and kick when the pace inevitably lifts.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Front Runner Dominates

45% probability

If Chicago Storm gets an uncontested lead and sustainable fractions

The lack of pace pressure allows him to conserve energy and maintain his kick for home, while the hold-up horses struggle with insufficient pace to close into. His recent win at Sedgefield demonstrates he can capitalise when getting his own way.

Chicago StormDivas DoyenGhashamBentley Road

Late Surge Prevails

30% probability

If the early pace is genuinely slow and one closer gets the perfect run

The tactical affair sets up perfectly for a patient ride, with the leader potentially stopping late as the field compresses. Ghasham's recent placed efforts suggest he's ready to strike in these conditions.

GhashamMr GlobalistChicago StormDivas Doyen

Mid-Division Strike

15% probability

If Bentley Road or Divas Doyen can track the pace without getting involved early

Their ability to sit closer than the hold-up horses but avoid the leader's fate gives them the tactical edge when the race develops. The handicapper may have underestimated their current form.

Bentley RoadDivas DoyenChicago StormGhasham

Outsider Ambush

10% probability

If Cross Of Redmoor's long absence masks significant improvement under patient handling

The 179-day break could have freshened him completely, and trainer Quinlan's poor recent record might create value. The lack of pace perfectly suits his closing style if he's retained ability.

Cross Of RedmoorMr GlobalistGhashamChicago Storm

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Chicago Storm's jumping under pressure - any early mistakes will compromise his pace advantage and open up the race

WATCH

Ghasham's ability to get competitive position from hold-up style if pace is genuinely crawling early

NOTE

Bentley Road's actual running style becomes clear in early stages given uncertain tactical approach

WATCH

Cross Of Redmoor shows any signs of needed run or ring-rustiness given the extended absence

NOTE

How aggressively the prominent runners position themselves behind Chicago Storm in the opening half-mile

3:40 — Lisa Bond Celebration Handicap Hurdle

2m4f · Good · HCAP · 8 runners

Miss Maverick likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Passing Diamond led; the map had Miss Maverick in front.

Perseus Way won at 2.62 — raced prominently, 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

Miss Maverick

Prominent · 2

Imperial DataCannock Park

Midfield · 3

Sunset HillPassing DiamondWell Educated

Hold Up · 2

Johnson's BluePerseus Way

Miss Maverick leads the pace angle as the most natural front runner, with Imperial Data, Cannock Park, Sunset Hill and Passing Diamond all showing prominent tendencies creating a competitive early pace. The lack of genuine hold-up horses means the pace will be solid but not destructive, with multiple horses wanting forward positions through the early stages. Johnson's Blue, Perseus Way and Well Educated as the only hold-up runners will need the pace to collapse late to be effective. This pace scenario strongly favours prominent runners who can track the early pace and stay on, rather than hold-up horses who will struggle to make up ground.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Prominent Runners Dominate

60% probability

If the early pace is solid but sustainable with Miss Maverick leading

The prominent pack of Imperial Data, Cannock Park and Passing Diamond can track into good positions and outfinish the leader, while hold-up horses struggle to close from too far back. This scenario perfectly suits the multiple prominent runners who can position handily without being pressured.

Imperial DataPassing DiamondCannock ParkMiss Maverick

Front Runner Survives

25% probability

If Miss Maverick gets an easy lead without early pressure

The 9-year-old can dictate terms and use her tactical speed to hold off late challengers, especially with her solid recent form. Hold-up horses still face the same closing problem with insufficient pace collapse.

Miss MaverickImperial DataJohnson's BlueSunset Hill

Late Surge Succeeds

10% probability

If the early pace becomes unsustainably strong between multiple prominent runners

The pace collapses in the final half-mile allowing hold-up specialists Johnson's Blue and Perseus Way to sweep past tired leaders. This requires the prominent pack to go too hard too early.

Johnson's BluePerseus WayWell EducatedImperial Data

Pace Compromise Chaos

5% probability

If Miss Maverick goes too slow early creating bunching

The race becomes a sprint finish where any of the prominent runners can win, with tactical positioning more important than pure pace. Even the hold-up horses get into contention with a crawling early pace.

Passing DiamondCannock ParkSunset HillPerseus Way

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Miss Maverick must be watched for how easily she gets to the front - if unchallenged early she becomes very dangerous

WATCH

Imperial Data's headgear change to topspeed could signal connections expect improved performance after recent moderate run

WATCH

Cannock Park returning after 217 days needs monitoring for fitness levels in the market and early positioning

NOTE

Perseus Way switching back from flat racing after 35 days could show improved jumping rhythm if ready to go

NOTE

The early pace battle between multiple prominent runners will determine whether hold-up horses get into contention

4:10 — drainrat.co.uk Rat Entry Diagnosis Specialist Handicap Hurdle

2m7½f · Good · HCAP · 8 runners

Campaign Trail likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Wee Alki led; the map had Campaign Trail in front.

Divilabother won at 5.00 — was held up, where the map had it raced midfield. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Campaign Trail

Prominent · 2

Billy Boi BlueSupreme Yeats

Midfield · 3

Lets MingleWee AlkiDivilabother

Hold Up · 2

Pinot RougeBeny Nahar Road

Campaign Trail and Billy Boi Blue will set a measured pace early, with Supreme Yeats, Wee Alki and Divilabother tracking prominently behind. The two front-runners have sustainable pace styles and won't create excessive early fractions over this staying trip. The race will develop into a tactical affair with the pace building gradually through the second half as the prominent brigade apply pressure. This setup clearly favours prominent racers and those with tactical speed, as they can control their position without being set alight by frantic early pace.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Prominent Battle Royale

45% probability

If Campaign Trail and Billy Boi Blue maintain control through halfway and the pace stays reasonable

The prominent pack of Supreme Yeats, Wee Alki and Divilabother can track the leaders comfortably before launching coordinated challenges from the second-last hurdle. This tactical positioning allows them to conserve energy while staying close enough to strike when it matters.

Campaign TrailSupreme YeatsBilly Boi BlueWee Alki

Hold-Up Horses Flourish

30% probability

If the early pace becomes genuinely strong as the prominent horses jostle for position

Pinot Rouge and Beny Nahar Road benefit from increased pace as they can settle further back and unleash finishing kicks. The stronger gallop sets up perfectly for their patient tactics and late acceleration.

Pinot RougeBeny Nahar RoadSupreme YeatsCampaign Trail

Front Two Dominate

15% probability

If Campaign Trail and Billy Boi Blue establish clear early leads and face minimal pressure

They can dictate throughout and prove difficult to peg back up the Hexham hill. Their class advantage shows as they control the race from pillar to post without serious interference.

Campaign TrailBilly Boi BlueSupreme YeatsWee Alki

Pace Collapses Completely

10% probability

If all the prominent runners become overly cautious and create crawling fractions

The race becomes a sprint from the home turn where pure speed matters most. Lets Mingle's uncertain style could prove effective in these circumstances as tactical positioning becomes less relevant.

Lets MingleDivilabotherSupreme YeatsCampaign Trail

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Campaign Trail and Billy Boi Blue could steal a march if they get uncontested leads and face no early pressure

WATCH

Supreme Yeats has best course form and Skelton strike-rate but needs to overcome 10-year-old stamina questions

WATCH

Pinot Rouge requires genuinely strong pace to unleash finishing kick but this tactical setup may not provide it

NOTE

Lets Mingle's style marked as uncertain creates unpredictable element that could disrupt pace calculations

NOTE

Beny Nahar Road gets significant weight relief at foot of weights but needs others to ensure strong gallop

4:42 — Stan Hayhurst Memorial Handicap Chase

3m · Good · HCAP · 8 runners

Killybegs Jet Lady likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Killybegs Jet Lady led, as the map showed.

Passengerontheship won at 2.00 — raced prominently, as the map had it. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Killybegs Jet Lady

Prominent · 2

PassengerontheshipDr Shirocco

Midfield · 3

Croagh PatrickThe Kings SoldierShe Won't Mind

Hold Up · 2

A Year OlderJet Light

Killybegs Jet Lady will take this race forward from the outset, with Passengerontheship and Dr Shirocco likely to track her in the early stages. The pace should be sustainable rather than frenetic given the lack of other confirmed front-runners, allowing the leaders to dictate terms throughout the 3-mile trip. A Year Older represents the strongest hold-up threat but will need the pace to be strong enough to set up his finishing kick. This tactical scenario clearly favours prominent racers who can position themselves behind Killybegs Jet Lady and strike when the pace lifts, rather than pure hold-up horses who may find insufficient pace to aim at.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Controlled Prominent Victory

45% probability

If Killybegs Jet Lady sets steady fractions and the pace doesn't collapse

Passengerontheship or Dr Shirocco can track the leader and outstay her in the final half-mile when stamina becomes the deciding factor. The moderate early pace suits horses with tactical speed who don't need a strong gallop to be effective.

PassengerontheshipKillybegs Jet LadyDr ShiroccoA Year Older

Front Runner Wire-to-Wire

30% probability

If Killybegs Jet Lady gets an uncontested lead and kicks clear turning for home

Her recent form suggests she's capable of lasting home if allowed to dictate, especially with the step up to 3 miles suiting her stamina reserves. The lack of early pressure allows her to conserve energy for a sustained finish.

Killybegs Jet LadyPassengerontheshipA Year OlderDr Shirocco

Strong Pace Benefits Closers

15% probability

If the prominent horses go too fast early trying to put A Year Older to sleep

The race sets up perfectly for A Year Older's devastating finishing kick, as he can pick off tired leaders in the final furlong. His recent hurdles win shows he retains that turn of foot when the pace collapses.

A Year OlderShe Won't MindThe Kings SoldierCroagh Patrick

Tactical Muddle Suits Outsider

10% probability

If the pace becomes stop-start with no clear leader emerging after the first mile

Horses like The Kings Soldier or She Won't Mind can benefit from the tactical nature, getting into contention when others are poorly positioned. The race becomes more about who handles the muddling pace rather than pure ability.

The Kings SoldierShe Won't MindDr ShiroccoCroagh Patrick

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

A Year Older's positioning through the first mile - if he's too far back in a slow pace he won't get the setup needed for his kick.

WATCH

Killybegs Jet Lady's jumping rhythm early on - any mistakes will compromise her front-running tactics and hand initiative to trackers.

NOTE

How quickly Passengerontheship moves into a tracking position - his in-form trainer's runners have been running with more urgency recently.

WATCH

The pace through the middle mile - if it becomes pedestrian the hold-up horses will struggle to make their ground tell.

NOTE

Whether any of the outsiders can get competitive early - a faster pace would bring stamina more into play for the closers.

5:17 — Raymond Forster 70th Birthday Open National Hunt Flat Race (Category 2 Elimination) (GBB Race)

2m · Good · CLS4 · 8 runners

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

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 13 June 2026.

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