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	7 1st (7) (7/2 +46%) Cooleenymore		3.5 7/2(+46%)																															(7) Cooleenymore 7/2, Made the frame in all 5 of her handicap hurdle runs, but below that level sent chasing when only mid-field in mares handicap at Taunton (21.7f, soft) 12 days ago. Needs to take a step forward returned to this longer trip. Didn't fire on chasing debut but was consistent over hurdles and has conditions to suit.
2	9 2nd (9) (7/1 +56%) Getbazoutofhere		7 7/1(+56%)																															(9) Getbazoutofhere 7/1, Winless over hurdles but returned in good heart this season and ran to a similar level on her chase debut when fourth in handicap at Leicester (22.7f, heavy) in January. However, produced a laboured effort when pulled up at Hereford on her latest outing. Flopped badly on latest outing but has good claims off current mark if back on song.
3	5 3rd (5) (9/1 -29%) Inchagoill Lady		9 9/1(-29%)																															(5) Inchagoill Lady 9/1, Runner-up over hurdles at Hereford last January but went backwards in her 3 subsequent outings. After 3 months off (had a wind op), back on track when third in handicap at this C&D (heavy) on her chase debut last time, so task is now to build that with cheekpieces added. Made promising chase debut when placed over C&D last month; cheekpieces added today.
6	6 |PU| (6) (9/1 -80%) Desert Fortune		9 9/1(-80%)																															(6) Desert Fortune 9/1, Didn't offer much over hurdles for Christian Williams, but this former point winner fared much better when runner-up Leicester (20.1f, heavy) on yard/chase debut in February. Not in the same form next time, but she could bounce back with blinkers applied. Below form over C&D last month but her chasing debut in February was encouraging.
3	3 |PU| (3) (9/1 +10%) Lazy Sunday		9 9/1(+10%)																															(3) Lazy Sunday 9/1, Completed a hat-trick in handicap chases early last year and found only one too good first 2 starts this season. Patchy record since, still in front when falling at Lingfield in February before a below-par effort there last time. Capable if on a going day. Second off 9lb higher on first two starts this season but seems to have lost her way.
2	2 |PU| (2) (11/1 -267%) Whatsdastory		11 11/1(-267%)																															(2) Whatsdastory 11/1, Runner-up at Taunton (21.7f) back from a break in February and shaped as if still in good form when stumbling and unseating home turn at Wincanton (25.1f, heavy) 11 days ago. Major player as she drops in grade. On a good mark now and was travelling okay before coming to grief on latest outing.
8	8 |PU| (8) (11/2 -10%) Kingsmill Gin		5.5 11/2(-10%)																															(8) Kingsmill Gin 11/2, Bounced back to her best when scoring at this C&D a year ago but unseated early at Chepstow next time. After 8 months off, showed that she retains plenty of enthusiasm when mid-field here (heavy) on New Year's Day, no extra only late on. Could make another bold bid. C&D winner last April and ran well here on seasonal debut in January; one to consider.
1	1 |PU| (1) (12/1 -140%) Head And Heart		12 12/1(-140%)																															(1) Head And Heart 12/1, In first-time cheekpieces, doubled her tally at Warwick (25.5f, heavy) in January but has produced lesser efforts both starts since, pulled up at the same course (29.2f) last time. However, she could fare better back down in trip/grade. Did not complete her last two races but looked good when scoring at Warwick in January.
11	11 |PU| (11) (15/2 +46%) Our Friend Mo		7.5 15/2(+46%)																															(11) Our Friend Mo 15/2, Bettered anything she achieved over hurdles at the first attempt over fences when runner-up in handicap at Bangor (20.3f, heavy) in December. However, her form has gone the wrong way since, pulled up at this C&D 19 days ago. Second on chasing debut at Bangor in December but not much has gone to plan since.
10	10 |PU| (10) (22/1 -10%) Penny Mallow		22 22/1(-10%)																															(10) Penny Mallow 22/1, Bumper/hurdles winner but hasn't offered much over fences, reported to have bled when down the field at Taunton (21.7f, soft) 12 days ago. Has something to prove at present. Regressive mare who has been out of form this season and is now 0-8 over fences.
4	4 |PU| (4) (25/1 -108%) Do You Think		25 25/1(-108%)																															(4) Do You Think 25/1, Made a winning chase debut at Hereford (25.2f, good to soft) in November 2022 and ran well when second in the corresponding race this season. However, was running below form when brought down next time and well held back over hurdles on her latest outing. Well beaten when back over hurdles last time and would appeal more on better ground.

17:18 Exeter NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 0 Run Class & Speed Card

LTO Selection:

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17:18 Exeter NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

An impressive winner of a point-to-point flat race at Larkhil in February, PYLEIGH MASTER is a half-brother to the capable Go Steady and he should have plenty of improvement to come. Locked Down Lad arrives with similar claims after scoring between the flags first time out at Milborne St Andrew, while Prophesea needs to prove he can handle the drop in trip but warrants respect after landing a 2m4f point-to-point last month.

This is really tricky without the benefit for market clues but GO JOHNNY GO arrives with a solid record in point bumpers and takes marginal preference over Prophesa, who was also successful on his last start in that sphere. Pyleigh Master is also of interest but it's an open race.

Joshua Newman rode both GO JOHNNY GO and Mount Mason to their recent wins so that's a pointer to the selection.

17:18 Exeter NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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Racecard Key

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Icon	Meaning
	TomForm top stats, gold rated
	TomForm top stats silver rated
	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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