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12 July 2026 · 6 races

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2:06 — Book Your Christmas Party Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race)

2m4f · Good · NOV · 5 runners

Dolly Dior likeliest to leadFREEHISTORIC

How it ran

Holy Joe and Moi Mon Vieux led; the map had Dolly Dior in front.

Holy Joe won at 2.50 — led, where the map had it raced prominently. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Dolly Dior

Prominent · 1

Holy Joe

Midfield · 2

Moi Mon VieuxL'amalric

Hold Up · 1

Fortunes Dawn

Dolly Dior is the confirmed front-runner here and, facing just four rivals in a 2m4f novice hurdle on Good ground at Perth, she should be able to dictate an unchallenged, controlled tempo from the front. Holy Joe and L'amalric are both natural prominent racers, but with Dolly Dior taking the lead role, they will be shuffled into a chasing pack rather than sharing the front; L'amalric in particular is mapped to midfield because the field holds more genuinely prominent types than can all secure that position, meaning Holy Joe is best-placed to claim the second slot. The likely result is a single-file, measured pace that keeps the race honest without stringing it out — Good ground over 2m4f at Perth tends to reward those who travel economically and jump fluently, not those who need a true test of stamina. This race shape strongly favours a well-placed prominent racer who can track Dolly Dior throughout and pounce over the final two flights, with pure hold-up horses like Fortunes Dawn at a disadvantage against a pace that may not be hot enough to bring them into it late.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Dolly Dior Controls Throughout

70% probability

If Dolly Dior jumps cleanly from the gate and establishes an uncontested lead at a sustainable gallop.

Dolly Dior dictates from the front, setting a rhythm that suits her jumping style and denies rivals the opportunity to build momentum off a true pace; the prominent trackers Holy Joe and L'amalric are the main dangers if they travel well enough to mount a final-flight challenge.

Dolly DiorHoly JoeL'amalricMoi Mon Vieux

Prominent Tracker Pounces Late

17% probability

If Dolly Dior's pace is just hot enough over the final circuit to leave her vulnerable, and Holy Joe or L'amalric travels smoothly to challenge.

Holy Joe, with Sean Bowen in the saddle for L'amalric and Rian Corcoran on Holy Joe, are both primed to travel in the slipstream and strike from the penultimate hurdle; the Gordon Elliott/Holy Joe combination carries obvious class in this novice company.

Holy JoeL'amalricDolly DiorMoi Mon Vieux

Moi Mon Vieux Improves Late

8% probability

If the lightly-raced four-year-old Moi Mon Vieux handles the step up in trip and Good ground to produce an improved display.

Moi Mon Vieux is an unknown quantity with only four career runs and an unknown style profile, but the step to 2m4f on Good ground could unlock improvement; the downside is the thin form record and a trainer posting 0/0 in the last 14 days offers no momentum.

Moi Mon VieuxHoly JoeDolly DiorL'amalric

Closers Pounce in Blanket Finish

5% probability

If the pace completely collapses in the home straight and Fortunes Dawn, a genuine hold-up horse, gets a strong late run.

Fortunes Dawn has not shown the ability to win off these marks (0W0P in the last two similar-going runs) and needs a stronger pace than Dolly Dior is likely to set to get competitive; this scenario is the least probable given the moderate tempo expected.

Fortunes DawnMoi Mon VieuxHoly JoeL'amalric

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Watch Dolly Dior at the first hurdle — if she gets in a tangle or is slow to jump, Holy Joe could inherit the lead and the entire race map changes.

WATCH

L'amalric is a natural front-runner but will be boxed behind Dolly Dior; watch for Sean Bowen attempting to push forward early, which could inject unexpected pressure into the race in the first mile.

WATCH

Moi Mon Vieux wears a tongue-tie and is unproven at 2m4f — watch whether he travels fluently on the first circuit or gets outpaced as the field settles.

NOTE

Fortunes Dawn has shown no ability to win off these marks in two recent Good-ground starts; watch whether Derek Fox elects to hunt round quietly or makes an uncharacteristic move from off the pace, which would signal a significant market move was warranted.

2:41 — Sun Racing Summer Jumps Championship Handicap Chase (GBB Race)

2m · Good · HCAP · 6 runners

Conquer The Breeze likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Hypotenus and Ras Kassar and Tree Top Tyson led; the map had Conquer The Breeze in front.

Conquer The Breeze won at 2.62 — raced prominently, where the map had it led. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Conquer The Breeze

Prominent · 1

Tree Top Tyson

Midfield · 2

Garde Des ChampsKinbara Firstdraft

Hold Up · 2

Ras KassarHypotenus

Conquer The Breeze is the sole confirmed front-runner in this six-runner 2m chase and, with no rival likely to seriously contest the lead, Ryan Mania can dictate a controlled, sustainable gallop from the front. Tree Top Tyson may try to press from a prominent position, but with Brian Hughes in the saddle on a horse returning after 171 days off, aggressive pace-forcing is unlikely. The remainder of the field — Ras Kassar, Hypotenus, Garde Des Champs, and Kinbara Firstdraft — are all hold-up or midfield types who will be chasing from off the pace, meaning Conquer The Breeze controls the tempo entirely. This race shape heavily favours the front-runner and any horse with a prominent style that can latch onto a single measured pace and pick up in the straight; pure hold-up horses will need the pace to be genuinely searching, which is not guaranteed here. Note that this field holds more hold-up types than the map can physically place at the rear — Garde Des Champs and Kinbara Firstdraft are true hold-up horses who have been redistributed to midfield, meaning they are unlikely to get the strong gallop their style demands.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Breeze Controls And Wins

68% probability

If Conquer The Breeze is allowed to dictate an uncontested lead throughout and the tempo stays measured.

Mania sets an honest but controlled pace over 2m on Good ground, building a rhythm the hold-up horses cannot disrupt; the absence of any genuine pace rival means the front-runner's stamina and jumping fluency become decisive advantages.

Conquer The BreezeTree Top TysonHypotenusRas Kassar

Prominent Horse Pounces Late

15% probability

If Conquer The Breeze sets enough pace to tire in the final half-mile and a pressing rival sweeps past.

Tree Top Tyson, if fit after 171 days, could slot in just off the leader and use a prominent run to pounce if the pace bites; this scenario requires the front-runner to have set a stronger-than-expected tempo that drains its reserves.

Tree Top TysonHypotenusRas KassarGarde Des Champs

Hold-Up Horse Swoops Late

10% probability

If the pace is genuinely strong and the field strings out, leaving real ground to make up the home straight.

Ras Kassar has the form to close from off the pace and the apprentice claim of Rian Corcoran (5) could prove a small tactical advantage in a race with a set pace; however, Garde Des Champs and Kinbara Firstdraft are not in their natural positions and their chances in this shape are materially discounted.

Ras KassarHypotenusGarde Des ChampsKinbara Firstdraft

Tactical Chaos Scrambles Order

7% probability

If jumping errors or a false pace causes the field to concertina, scrambling the anticipated running order.

A small six-runner field on Good ground at Perth can occasionally see the pace collapse or a leader make a significant error, throwing the race open to any survivor; Hypotenus, who has been consistently placed on similar going, could benefit from any mid-race disruption.

HypotenusRas KassarTree Top TysonGarde Des Champs

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Conquer The Breeze's jumping accuracy is critical — any unforced error at a fence could let Tree Top Tyson or a hold-up chaser use the mistake to close immediately in a small six-runner field.

WATCH

Tree Top Tyson's fitness after 171 days off should be monitored in the paddock and at the start — if he shows any signs of ring-rustiness early, his ability to hold a prominent position and challenge in the straight will be significantly reduced.

WATCH

Garde Des Champs and Kinbara Firstdraft are both true hold-up horses unable to get their natural position in this race shape — if the pace is slower than expected, they are effectively racing without their chief tactical weapon.

NOTE

Ras Kassar has all his recent form over hurdles in Ireland (on Heavyish ground) and this switch to a chase on Good turf at Perth represents a notable change in context — watch for any early signs of unsettlement or jumping hesitation.

NOTE

Alan Doyle's 3lb claim on Garde Des Champs could be relevant if the race develops into a tight finish, but the trainer T14 of 0/4 for Lucinda Russell & Michael Scudamore suggests the yard is not in its sharpest recent form.

3:16 — Saints In The Community Handicap Hurdle

2m4f · Good · HCAP · 9 runners

Noble Birth likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Struth and Noble Birth and Ceol Draiochta led, as the map showed.

Lets Mingle won at 17.00 — raced prominently, where the map had it raced midfield. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Noble Birth

Prominent · 3

Bold LightAtlantic CitySummergrounds

Midfield · 2

Lets MinglePure Gold

Hold Up · 3

Ceol DraiochtaParikarmaStruth

Noble Birth is the lone confirmed front-runner and, with several prominent-types in the field (Bold Light, Atlantic City, Summergrounds), will face some early pressure for position, though none are habitual tearaways at this trip. The pace is therefore likely to be honest but not breakneck — Good ground at Perth over 2m4f will keep things moving consistently without producing a true test of stamina. Pure Gold is a natural prominent racer who cannot secure that position given the volume of forward-going types ahead of him, and so effectively becomes a stalker rather than a pace-setter. This race shape — a clear leader pursued by a cluster of prominent horses on consistent Good ground — strongly favours those who can sit handy in second or third without burning reserves, meaning genuine prominent types with proven form at this track, trip and going will hold the structural advantage over hold-up runners who must wait for a gap that may never materialise.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Honest Pace, Prominent Prevails

65% probability

If Noble Birth leads at a genuine but manageable clip and the prominent trio press without triggering a meltdown, the race becomes a test of jumping and class.

Atlantic City's excellent Good-ground record (7/12 runners placed or better at similar going) and Sean Bowen's positional intelligence make him the ideal prominent stalker; Summergrounds' recent run 16 days ago and proven Perth-grade form mean he can sit second or third without wilting.

Atlantic CitySummergroundsBold LightNoble Birth

Front-Runner Pinged Clear

16% probability

If Noble Birth jumps boldly and the prominent challengers fail to assert, the leader controls fractions and the field strings out.

Noble Birth's high STYLE_FIT as a natural front-runner means an uncontested lead from the off plays to his strengths, and a 9yo at OR=120 carrying 168lbs can conserve energy when unchallenged.

Noble BirthBold LightAtlantic CitySummergrounds

Hold-Up Horses Finish Strong

12% probability

If the pace proves genuinely strong enough to exhaust the front rank and gaps open in the straight.

Parikarma has solid Good-ground placed form over 2m4f (2/24f/GOO in last run) and amateur Imogen Mathias's 7lb claim softens the burden; Ceol Draiochta is a young 5yo who could benefit from a truly run race but has inconsistent form at this level.

ParikarmaCeol DraiochtaStruthPure Gold

Pace Collapse, Tactical Lottery

7% probability

If a slow early tempo turns the race into a messy sprint finish where positional luck determines the outcome.

Lets Mingle's unpredictable style (U listed) and experience of tactical races at similar trips could produce a big run if the race falls apart; Pure Gold, pushed off his natural rhythm anyway, might stumble into a place in the chaos.

Lets MinglePure GoldCeol DraiochtaParikarma

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Atlantic City and Noble Birth — watch whether Bowen allows Noble Birth an uncontested lead or pushes Atlantic City forward immediately, as that early duel will set the pace tempo for the entire race.

WATCH

Pure Gold — Callum Bewley cannot ride his horse's natural prominent race given the field's composition; watch for signs of frustration or a wide run if he can't find daylight through horses not in their natural positions.

WATCH

Parikarma — Imogen Mathias (7lb claimer) is aboard a hold-up horse that needs a truly run race; if the pace is only honest rather than strong, the chance simply will not arrive in time.

NOTE

Summergrounds — raced just 16 days ago; watch the paddock for any signs of a quick-return bounce, as a 10yo running at this frequency can sometimes present flat at the start even if handlers report well.

3:51 — Sport, Education & Wellbeing Handicap Chase (GBB Race)

3m · Good · HCAP · 7 runners

Parisencore likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Statuario led; the map had Parisencore in front.

Grand Clermont won at 4.00 — 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

Parisencore

Prominent · 2

Grand ClermontWalk On Quest

Midfield · 2

Wasdell DundalkInis Oirr

Hold Up · 2

StatuarioBleu D'enfer

Parisencore is the sole confirmed front-runner and, with no genuine pressing rival likely to challenge for the lead, Danny McMenamin can control tempo from the front at a measured, sustainable gallop over this 3m Perth test on Good ground. Grand Clermont and Walk On Quest will push forward to track the leader, creating a compact prominent group across the early stages, but neither is likely to apply aggressive pressure that forces Parisencore to race at a punishing clip. Statuario, Bleu D'enfer, Wasdell Dundalk and Inis Oirr sit rearward — though Wasdell Dundalk and Inis Oirr are genuine hold-up horses who have been mapped to midfield because the rear is overcrowded with closers, meaning their natural deepest position is unlikely to materialise. The race shape strongly favours horses racing prominently or capable of tracking the pace, since a controlled front-running tempo at Perth typically keeps enough petrol in the tank for the leader and chasers to repel late challengers who must cover extra ground.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Parisencore Controls, Dictates

68% probability

If Parisencore is allowed to bowl along unchallenged and sets a measured pace that suits a strong traveller throughout.

McMenamin dictates every yard from the front on Good ground at Perth, rating the race perfectly and having enough in reserve at the final fence to kick again; this is the dominant shape given there is zero confirmed rival to test his position from the outset.

ParisencoreGrand ClermontWalk On QuestStatuario

Prominent Chasers Overhaul Leader

16% probability

If the pace is genuinely sustainable but Parisencore flattens out late, handing the race to one of the tracking prominent types.

Grand Clermont or Walk On Quest, sitting just off the pace throughout, simply stay on strongest when Parisencore finds nothing extra after the last; both have sound Good-ground form at this trip and Rian Corcoran's 5lb claim helps Grand Clermont's cause on a flat-ish finish.

Grand ClermontWalk On QuestParisencoreInis Oirr

Hold-Up Horse Swoops Late

10% probability

If the gallop is stronger than anticipated and Parisencore burns rivals off, leaving a late-finishing gap that a genuine closer can exploit.

Statuario, the most authentic hold-up horse in the field with Sean Bowen aboard and proven Good-ground winning form at 3m trips, is best placed to benefit from any late attrition through the field; Bleu D'enfer, tongue-tied here, also stays well enough to pick up pieces.

StatuarioBleu D'enferInis OirrWasdell Dundalk

Chaos — Pace Collapses

6% probability

If Parisencore jumps poorly or is taken off its feet early, causing the entire race shape to break down unpredictably.

With the field then bunched and no obvious leader, a horse who can travel fluidly mid-pack and quicken relative to rivals — Grand Clermont or Walk On Quest — holds the tactical edge to capitalise on any reshuffling.

Grand ClermontWalk On QuestStatuarioInis Oirr

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Parisencore's jumping is pivotal — if McMenamin meets a fence wrong early and the horse loses its lead position it is racing out of role and its chance evaporates rapidly.

WATCH

Grand Clermont ran just 14 days ago and carries tongue-tie; if Rian Corcoran finds the horse below par from a quick return, the second-most prominent position in this race is vacated and the shape changes significantly.

WATCH

Wasdell Dundalk and Inis Oirr — both genuine hold-up horses likely sitting deeper than their map position — will need a genuinely strong pace to close late; if the gallop is modest, watch for both to be outpaced before they can produce their effort.

NOTE

Perth's 3m trip returns Good ground all day per the going report — no horse faces a meaningful surface concern, meaning fitness, jumping fluency and tactical positioning are the primary differentiators rather than conditions.

NOTE

Statuario's 11-year-old age combined with Sean Bowen's hold-up ride from a big weight (169lbs) means any jumping error from a tired rival in the final half-mile could hand him a run of daylight he needs — watch his challenge from the second-last fence.

4:26 — Saints Kidz Community Football Handicap Hurdle

3m · Good · HCAP · 7 runners

Speed Davis likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Ballintubber Boy led; the map had Speed Davis in front.

Dalileo won at 4.50 — was held up, where the map had it raced prominently. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Speed Davis

Prominent · 2

Spit SpotDalileo

Midfield · 2

LowlandsEbselysees

Hold Up · 2

Secret TrixBallintubber Boy

Speed Davis is the lone confirmed front-runner in this seven-runner field and, without a natural challenger pressing him, is set to control proceedings from the front at a sustainable gallop over 3m on Good ground at Perth. Spit Spot and Dalileo add prominent-racing weight to the early sections, meaning Speed Davis will not be entirely unchallenged, but neither is a pure front-runner likely to seriously disrupt his rhythm. The field holds more hold-up types than the map can accommodate at the rear — Lowlands and Ebselysees are genuine closers by preference but are shown in midfield positions because the pace map cannot place all of them at the back where they would naturally settle. A controlled, single-pace gallop set by Speed Davis over an extended trip on Good turf strongly favours horses who travel prominently and have the stamina to sustain their effort — prominent-to-midfield profiles with proven 3m ability are best placed, while true closers dependent on a strong pace to generate late momentum face an unfavourable race shape.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Speed Davis Dictates Unchallenged

68% probability

If Speed Davis is allowed to bowl along in front at his own tempo with no serious challenger disputing the lead.

Speed Davis sets a measured, controlled gallop and the field strings out behind him with no one willing or able to pressure him; horses who travel fluently in his slipstream and stay the trip on Good ground are best positioned to pounce.

Spit SpotDalileoBallintubber BoySecret Trix

Prominent Pair Pressurise

15% probability

If Spit Spot or Dalileo push forward aggressively to test Speed Davis from an early stage, raising the tempo.

A more genuinely run race over 3m on Good ground stretches the field and makes stamina the decisive factor; horses who can travel prominently but have proven staying power will outlast those who find the early pace too hot.

Ballintubber BoySecret TrixLowlandsEbselysees

Late Closers Reel Them In

10% probability

If the front-runners set enough of a gallop to leave them vulnerable in the closing stages over this stiff 3m trip.

Horses who have been held up or settled in midfield can close ground as the leaders tire from the final hurdle home; however, this scenario is undermined because Lowlands and Ebselysees — the most natural closers — are mapped out of their true roles and may not secure genuinely deep positions.

LowlandsEbselyseesSecret TrixBallintubber Boy

Chaos and Attrition

7% probability

If jumping errors, fallers or a stop-start pace cause the field to bunch and fragment unpredictably across the 3m trip.

With older, handicapped hurdlers over a stamina-testing trip, attrition can play a role; horses with clean jumping records and adaptable tactical profiles survive best when the race shape breaks down.

Ballintubber BoyDalileoSecret TrixSpit Spot

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Speed Davis — if he is allowed to hack along unchallenged on the front end, the race may effectively be decided by how well he jumps the final two hurdles; any jumping error at pace could reshuffle the entire finish.

WATCH

Spit Spot — his 81-day absence combined with a pull-up last time out means fitness is unproven; watch his jumping and movement in the early stages as a guide to whether he is fully wound up.

WATCH

Lowlands and Ebselysees — both are natural closers mapped out of their true roles; if neither settles as deep as they would prefer, their finishing kicks may be blunted and their chance materially reduced.

NOTE

Dalileo — returning on just a 10-day turnaround having won last time, Brian Hughes will need to manage him carefully in the early stages over 3m; if he travels too keenly tracking Speed Davis, stamina could become a question late.

5:01 — Scone Palace International Horse Trials Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle

2m · Good · HCAP · 8 runners

Centurion's Sister likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Centurion's Sister and Malangen and Lucky In Taipan led, as the map showed.

Follow Charlie won at 15.00 — raced prominently, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

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

Race shape

Lead · 1

Centurion's Sister

Prominent · 2

Scots PoetMalangen

Midfield · 3

Tigress LillyStorm The DugLucky In Taipan

Hold Up · 2

Follow CharlieJolyjump

Centurion's Sister is the lone confirmed front-runner here and should stride into an uncontested lead from the outset on Good ground over 2m at Perth, with Scots Poet and Malangen likely to press from prominent positions just behind. With only one horse genuinely drawn to lead, the pace will be controlled and sustainable rather than searching, creating a race run at an honest but not punishing tempo — conditions that typically favour those able to track the leader closely and pounce approaching the final flight. The field contains more hold-up types than can realistically settle at the rear; Tigress Lilly, Storm The Dug, and Lucky In Taipan are all genuine hold-up horses that the map has redistributed into midfield positions because natural room at the back is compressed, meaning their true closing threat may be blunted by the positions they are forced to adopt. The shape firmly favours prominent racers who can travel within range of Centurion's Sister throughout, avoiding the inevitable shuffle-back that awaits the redistibuted hold-up horses.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

Controlled Lead, Prominent Strikes

62% probability

If Centurion's Sister sets a steady, uncontested pace and the prominent chasers track smoothly throughout.

Centurion's Sister dictates from the front with Scots Poet sitting a length or two off the pace, and the lack of pressure means the leader or the closest pursuer has plenty left to give from two out; this shape rewards horses that race prominently without burning unnecessary energy.

Scots PoetCenturion's SisterMalangenFollow Charlie

Leader Outsprinted Late

18% probability

If the controlled early pace leaves enough in the tank for a midfield horse to accelerate sharply from two out.

Jolyjump or Follow Charlie, tracking just off the pace in midfield, finds a clear run off the final turn and picks off the front two who have been sparring all the way; the Good ground allows the late kick to function on a course where staying power meets a sharp enough test.

JolyjumpFollow CharlieScots PoetCenturion's Sister

Redistibuted Closers Fire

12% probability

If the race develops with enough early zip that the front two tire, allowing the true hold-up horses to outfinish them despite imperfect positions.

Storm The Dug or Tigress Lilly, unable to settle as far back as natural, still finds themselves closer than usual and benefits from a rare strong pace; however, this scenario is discounted because these horses are unlikely to achieve their optimal hold-up position and their recent form offers limited encouragement.

Storm The DugTigress LillyLucky In TaipanJolyjump

Chaos Blunts Leader

8% probability

If Centurion's Sister is pressed unexpectedly by Malangen or another into an unsustainable early tempo and weakens from the final fence.

A rare contested pace would open the race up entirely, gifting a fresher, well-positioned horse an unlikely opportunity; Scots Poet, with superior recent form and multiple wins on Good ground, is best placed to capitalise even in a scramble.

Scots PoetFollow CharlieMalangenJolyjump

Race position map

LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY

Scots Poet's sim-going record (3W/6P from 15 attempts on Good) is significantly stronger than any other runner's — watch whether Charlie Maggs slots him directly behind Centurion's Sister from the off, as that is the position that wins this race shape.

WATCH

Centurion's Sister has never won from this prominent position across four similar-going runs — if she shows any sign of idling or shortening stride approaching the last, the horses immediately behind will swamp her quickly.

WATCH

Jolyjump's 378-day absence is the biggest single risk variable in the race; watch whether he jumps fluently and travels with any enthusiasm in the early stages, as a laboured round of jumping from a horse this rusty could compromise any horse immediately behind him.

NOTE

Storm The Dug and Tigress Lilly are both trained by Lucinda Russell & Michael Scudamore and share a natural hold-up style — if either is ridden aggressively to secure a better position than expected, they could disrupt the prominent runners' rhythm in the first half mile.

NOTE

Lucky In Taipan (300 days off, form figures unremarkable) is the most likely finisher to be eased or pulled up if not travelling — his position on the track in the middle stages is worth tracking to avoid any interference for the market principles.

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 12 July 2026.

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