15:40 Catterick (Class 4) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	5 1st (5) (5/1 -67%) The Good Biscuit		5 5/1(-67%)																															(5) The Good Biscuit 5/1, Improved dropped in trip when strong at the finish, landing a handicap by 2l off 70 over 5f at Pontefract last time; effective from 6f to 7f and acts on soft and good to firm; holds an obvious chance in current form. Both this year's wins at Pontefract, strong at the finish last week (5f, soft); contender.
2	7 2nd (7) (5/1 +38%) Monsieur Kodi		5 5/1(+38%)																															(7) Monsieur Kodi 5/1, From a yard with two wins from the last five renewals of this race; ran to form when closing strongly after hitting a flat spot, beaten a length off 73 here last time; effective at 6f and acts on heavy, good and all-weather; player on latest C&D effort with conditions to suit. On a handy mark and not beaten far over C&D latest; rider's 7lb claim a bonus; contender.
2	2 2nd (2) (15/8 +32%) Station X		1.875 15/8(+32%)																															(2) Station X 15/8, Ran to form when worn down late in a competitive sprint, beaten 1 1/4l off 80 at Doncaster last time; suited by 6f and probably acts on any ground; only just above last winning mark. Fine 2nd in stronger race at Doncaster on Friday; high on the list; the softer the better.
4	9 4th (9) (18/1 +0%) Jm Jhingree		18 18/1(+0%)																															(9) Jm Jhingree 18/1, Scored by a nose off 67 over 5f at Hamilton three starts back; below best when stopping quickly on drier ground last time; raced only at 5f, acts on any going but suited by cut; has a bit to prove after latest run. Two Class 5 wins this year; free-going sort so stamina for 6f has to be taken on trust.
5th	1 5th (1) (18/1 -227%) Fiscal Policy		18 18/1(-227%)																															(1) Fiscal Policy 18/1, Ran to form despite a slow start when beaten a length off 80 at York last time; returning from a break; best at 6f, acts on heavy, good to firm and all-weather; respected in current form. C&D winner; in good form when last seen in midsummer; usually seen on good/good to firm.
6th	6 6th (6) (6/1 +57%) Valentine Catcher		6 6/1(+57%)																															(6) Valentine Catcher 6/1, From a yard that has won the last two runnings of this race; scored by a nose off 72 at Pontefract three starts back; below form last time but race didn't work out for him; effective at 6f and acts on any going; not seen to best advantage latest but capable of better. First past post at Pontefract last month (demoted); less good twice since; others stronger.
7th	3 7th (3) (25/1 -25%) Pianoforte		25 25/1(-25%)																															(3) Pianoforte 25/1, Again below form and lacking pace when beaten 7l in a 5f handicap at Haydock last time; effective from 5f to 7f and acts on good to soft, good to firm and all-weather; plenty to prove at present. Effective on soft but he has yet to shine in three runs for this stable.
8th	8 8th (8) (17/2 +39%) Keep Warm		8.5 17/2(+39%)																															(8) Keep Warm 17/2, One-paced when stepping back up in trip, beaten 7l in a 7f handicap at Doncaster last time; effective from 6f to 7f and acts on good ground but suited by some cut; still looks vulnerable off this mark. Patchy record this year and needs to step up on Saturday's midfield finish at Doncaster.
9th	10 9th (10) (14/1 -100%) Knicks		14 14/1(-100%)																															(10) Knicks 14/1, Back to form when closing late from off the pace, beaten 1 1/4l off 68 over 5f at Haydock last time; effective from 5f to 6f and acts on good ground, though prefers some give; poor only all-weather start but remains on a competitive mark. On a losing run and good recent efforts have come at 5f; stable run two.
10th	4 10th (4) (25/1 -56%) Another Investment		25 25/1(-56%)																															(4) Another Investment 25/1, Below form when upped in trip and unable to make an impact from off the pace, beaten 9 1/2l in a 7f handicap at York last time; effective from 6f to 7f and acts on good to soft, good to firm and all-weather; almost back on last winning mark. Easy 6f Doncaster win in June but struggled since; could do with the ground drying out.

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15:40 Catterick (Class 4) 5f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

STATION X had everything beat bar one when worn down late in the piece at Doncaster last week and connections opt for a quick turnaround before the handicapper has a say. The son of Dark Angel thrived this time last year and he is likely to have too much for The Good Biscuit, who goes back up in trip after scoring comfortably over 5f at Pontefract recently. Knicks is another to note, despite being winless since last May, as well as the consistent Fiscal Policy.

Station X won't be easy to catch but MONSIEUR KODI should appreciate the conditions and he is preferred this time.

15:40 Catterick (Class 4) 5f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:10 Catterick (Class 6) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	1 1st (1) (9/4 +18%) Crocodile Power		2.25 9/4(+18%)																															(1) Crocodile Power 9/4, Won this last year; made too much use of over 7f here last time; effective at 6f and acts on soft, good and all-weather surfaces; return to sprinting may help. Off the same mark as when winning this race on soft ground last year; of obvious interest.
2	5 2nd (5) (12/1 +14%) Chief Of State		12 12/1(+14%)																															(5) Chief Of State 12/1, Scored by 1 1/2l off 52 over 5f at Carlisle in September; too keen and below form last time; suited by 5f and best on a sound surface; bounce back needed and soft ground a concern. Still to prove he wants this far, especially on soft ground.
3	3 3rd (3) (4/1 +47%) Emerald Army		4 4/1(+47%)																															(3) Emerald Army 4/1, Again below form, not finding for pressure when beaten 5 1/4l in a 7f handicap at Redcar last time; tongue-tie first time; effective at 7f and acts on soft, good to firm and all-weather; back sprinting in the new headgear. 2lb lower than when winning over C&D (soft) in July; could bounce back; tongue-tie on.
4	4 4th (4) (14/1 -211%) Canaria Queen		14 14/1(-211%)																															(4) Canaria Queen 14/1, Ran to form when second, beaten 2l off 56 last time after a slow start; from a top course trainer; effective at 5f and 6f and acts on any going; remains in good form. Stays 6f and acts on soft ground; whether a combination of the two is ideal is debatable.
5th	7 5th (7) (11/2 +31%) Rain Cap		5.5 11/2(+31%)																															(7) Rain Cap 11/2, Below form back on all-weather when beaten 7l at Newcastle last time; had been in good form prior; effective at 6f and 7f; has handled soft but sound surfaces suit best nowadays; capable back on soft turf. Four-time course winner (6f/7f); has winning form on soft ground; can make presence felt.
6th	6 6th (6) (15/2 -15%) Beerwah		7.5 15/2(-15%)																															(6) Beerwah 15/2, Improved again when just run out of it late, beaten 1 1/4l off 55 last time; effective at 5f and acts on soft and good; holds an obvious chance in current form. Sole win came on soft ground but still has something to prove over this far.
7th	10 7th (10) (66/1 -164%) Ninety Nine		66 66/1(-164%)																															(10) Ninety Nine 66/1, Ran as though something was amiss when down the field over 5f at Nottingham most recently; suited by 5f, acts on good ground and appreciates some give; inconsistent performer. Has won over 5f here on soft ground, but hard to predict and still has stamina to prove.
8th	9 8th (9) (11/2 +15%) Catherine Chroi		5.5 11/2(+15%)																															(9) Catherine Chroi 11/2, Found little and again below best when beaten 6 1/4l in a handicap at Newcastle last time; best at sprint trips and acts on soft, good and all-weather; falling in the weights but remains below winning level. Losing run up to 22 and well held back with her former trainer at Newcastle this month.
9th	2 9th (2) (11/1 -69%) Happier		11 11/1(-69%)																															(2) Happier 11/1, Scored by 3l off 54 over 5f here in August; disappointing finishing effort, again below best last time; from a top course trainer; best at 5f and acts on soft, good and all-weather; bit to prove back up in trip. All wins at 5f; stays this far and acts on soft ground but 4lb above last winning mark.
8	8 |PU| (8) (28/1 +30%) Oh So Cool		28 28/1(+30%)																															(8) Oh So Cool 28/1, Again well below debut level when comfortably held in a 7f handicap at Ayr last time; blinkers on for the first time; effective at 7f and acts on all-weather; needs to show more with the new headgear. Out of the frame in all six starts; needs the switch to blinkers to make a difference.

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16:10 Catterick (Class 6) 5f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Not beaten too far in his attempt to land the double at Musselburgh recently, BEERWAH should appreciate a return to softer ground and a mark of 55 still appears to be more than fair. A winner here over shorter in August off 4lb lower, Happier must be of interest on the rise in distance, as well as stablemate Canaria Queen, who has been running with plenty of credit since scoring at Carlisle last month.

The choice is CROCODILE POWER (nap) who is back off the same mark as when winning this race last year.

16:10 Catterick (Class 6) 5f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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