16:10 Haydock Stakes (Class 3) 7f - 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
5	5 (5) (9/2 +0%) Jorge Alvares		4.5 9/2(+0%)																															(5) Jorge Alvares 9/2, Ran to a similar level as on debut when third of 9 in maiden at Leicester (6f, soft) just over 5 weeks ago, staying on final 1f. Open to improvement now stepping up in trip. Third in both starts over 6f in May; could improve for the extra furlong; respected.
1	1 1st (1) (11/1 -175%) Cavallo Bay		11 11/1(-175%)																															(1) Cavallo Bay 11/1, Fitted in cheekpieces and showed enough benefit from his initial experience to win 7-runner minor event comfortably at Wolverhampton (7.2f) 2 weeks ago, staying on to lead last ½f. Fancied to go on improving now switched to turf. Improved from debut when winning at Wolverhampton; this won't be easy under his penalty.
2	6 2nd (6) (3/1 -20%) Olympus Point		3 3/1(-20%)																															(6) Olympus Point 3/1, Foaled March 22. €120,000 foal, 260,000 gns yearling, Earthlight colt. Closely related to top-class winner up to 6f and Blue Point and half-brother to 3 winners, including smart 6f 2-y-o winner Formosina. Dam maiden. Highly respected on debut. Beautifully bred and interesting to see how he fares in the market.
3	7 3rd (7) (13/2 -8%) Seagolazo		6.5 13/2(-8%)																															(7) Seagolazo 13/2, Havana Grey colt who offered something to work on amidst greenness when fourth of 9 in minor event at Lingfield (6f, good to firm, 9/2) on debut 2 weeks ago, not unduly punished. He's open to improvement. Caught the eye when fourth on his Lingfield debut; extra furlong should suit.
4	9 4th (9) (22/1 -120%) Tawash		22 22/1(-120%)																															(9) Tawash 22/1, Foaled March 21. 70,000 gns yearling, Kodiac colt. Dam, 2-y-o 6f winner, half-sister to smart 5f winner Shades of Blue (by Kodiac). Market check advised. Market should reveal what is expected on debut.
5th	8 5th (8) (14/1 -250%) Sir Paul Ramsey		14 14/1(-250%)																															(8) Sir Paul Ramsey 14/1, Made plenty of appeal on paper and showed a fair level of ability amidst greenness when third of 9 in maiden at Doncaster (7f, good to soft, 14/1) on debut 18 days ago. Looks sure to improve with that under his belt. Promising third on last month's Doncaster debut; shouldn't be far away.
6th	3 6th (3) (80/1 +20%) Claim To Glory		80 80/1(+20%)																															(3) Claim To Glory 80/1, In need of the experience when well held in minor event/maiden. Looks one for later on. Beaten a long way in both starts last month; needs major improvement.
7th	10 7th (10) (100/1 -100%) Toby's Time		100 100/1(-100%)																															(10) Toby's Time 100/1, Foaled March 20. €15,000 foal, £44,000 yearling, £46,000 2-y-o, Coulsty colt. Half-brother to 3 winners, including useful winner up to 7f Ivatheengine and winner up to 8.5f Heytesbury Lane. Dam unraced. Hooded on debut. Hooded for debut and would be a rare winning 2yo newcomer from the yard.
8th	2 8th (2) (100/1 -900%) Berkshire Smudge		100 100/1(-900%)																															(2) Berkshire Smudge 100/1, Kodiac colt who offered little when seventh of 8 in minor event (10/1) at Newmarket (6f, good to firm) on debut in May, leading until 2f out. Should last longer this time now stepped up in trip. Seventh of eight on Newmarket debut; 7f should suit but he needs to improve.
4	4 |U| (4) (40/1 -60%) It'sneverjustone		40 40/1(-60%)																															(4) It'sneverjustone 40/1, Foaled May 18. 26,000 gns yearling, Massaat colt. Half-brother to several winners, including smart winner up to 6f Aberama Gold and useful winner up to 6f El Hombre. Dam 2-y-o 5f winner. Nicely bred and stable can ready a 2yo newcomer, including one at 33-1 last month..

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16:10 Haydock Stakes (Class 3) 7f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Stepping up to 7f may be just what the doctor ordered for JORGE ALVARES, who has been slightly outpaced on both career outings so far over 6f before rallying late in the piece. The form of the Kevin Ryan stable is another plus and he can see off the likes of promising Doncaster third Sir Paul Ramsey, as well as Olympus Point, a costly Godolphin-owned newcomer who is closely related to multiple Group 1 winner Blue Point. A penalty will make things a lot tougher for Cavallo Bay following a comfortable victory at Wolverhampton.

Plenty in with a squeak but SIR PAUL RAMSEY showed a fair level of ability when third on debut at Doncaster last month and he can go a couple of places better with improvement on the cards. Charlie Appleby saddles a couple of likely candidates in Olympus Point and Cavallo Bay, so they head up the opposition, with Jorge Alvares another worth a mention now stepping up in trip.

Preference is for JORGE ALVARES who has shaped as though the extra furlong would suit when third in his first two starts over 6f.

16:10 Haydock Stakes (Class 3) 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:45 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 11 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 (1) (7/1 -56%) Mostar Dreams		7 7/1(-56%)																															(1) Mostar Dreams 7/1, Showed plenty in novice/maiden company prior to making a winning handicap debut at Carlisle (7f, soft) last month. This is more demanding up 3 lb but conditions won't be a problem (went close on good ground at Ayr in May; unraced on faster) and she shouldn't be far away 3lb higher than when winning at Carlisle last month; no problem if it rains; shortlisted.
1	3 1st (3) (11/2 +21%) Arkhalia Flynn		5.5 11/2(+21%)																															(3) Arkhalia Flynn 11/2, Took a step in the right direction when, equipped with a first-time hood (retained here), finding just one too good in a minor event at Yarmouth (6f, soft) 3 weeks ago. That form looks decent and he could progress again now upped in trip for this handicap debut. Progressive in three starts; claims if continuing the improvement on handicap debut.
2	6 2nd (6) (7/1 +50%) Mudhafar		7 7/1(+50%)																															(6) Mudhafar 7/1, Positives to take from his effort in a Thirsk maiden on sole 2-y-o start but he hasn't much in a couple of runs at Doncaster since returning to action. Needs to get back on track now pitched into a handicap. Promise in one start at two, but twice held since; may show improvement now handicapping.
3	5 3rd (5) (10/3 -11%) Smouldering		3.333333 10/3(-11%)																															(5) Smouldering 10/3, Confirmed debut promise when seeing off 11 rivals in a 7f Kempton novice in May. Still very much a work in progress and there's a good chance that she will have more to offer now switched to handicap company. Second and first in two starts on the AW; the least exposed in the field and respected.
4	8 4th (8) (16/1 -60%) Profit Street		16 16/1(-60%)																															(8) Profit Street 16/1, Showed much-improved form to make a winning nursery debut at Newcastle (5f) in November and progressed again after 6 months off when just failing back at that venue (6f) in May. Latest effort at Doncaster wasn't one of his better ones but he's probably worth another chance. Has regressed in two starts on turf since a narrow defeat on his Newcastle reappearance.
5th	10 5th (10) (28/1 -40%) Autumn Rose		28 28/1(-40%)																															(10) Autumn Rose 28/1, No impact on debut/sole start for Donnacha O'Brien at Naas last summer and will need to step up on what she's shown for this yard in order to open her account here. 0-5; market may indicate what is expected back from nine months off.
6th	7 6th (7) (40/1 -1355%) Kode Secret		40 40/1(-1355%)																															(7) Kode Secret 40/1, Has progressed since venturing down the handicap route, hitting the target over this trip at Carlisle (good to soft) and Redcar (good to firm) the last twice. Combined rise of 11 lb doesn't look excessive and he has to be respected as he bids to complete the hat-trick. Bids for a hat-trick off a 4lb higher mark, but is already due another 2lb rise.
7th	2 7th (2) (33/1 -450%) Project Geofin		33 33/1(-450%)																															(2) Project Geofin 33/1, Signed off 2-y-o campaign on a winning note at Newcastle (6f) and shaped well when fourth of 19 on return/handicap debut at York (7f, good), despite losing ground at the start. Wouldn't be without a chance if able to build on that but he continues to look less than straightforward. Fourth of 19 on his York return when not enjoying a clear run; respected from same mark.
8th	9 8th (9) (100/1 -525%) Hot Front		100 100/1(-525%)																															(9) Hot Front 100/1, Winner of a Lingfield novice last August and made the frame on a few occasions on the AW during the winter. However, form has tailed off since, including back on turf the last twice, and others make more appeal. 0-9 in handicaps since winning at Lingfield last August; attempts 7f for the first time.

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16:45 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

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

KODE SECRET proved his versatility when scoring on quick ground at Redcar recently, and Tim Easterby's charge continues to go from strength to strength. The son of Kodiac is 2lb well-in and he may have too much for unexposed handicap debutant Smouldering, who did it well when taking command late in the day at Kempton. Mostar Dreams recorded a narrow success at Carlisle last month and she is another to consider from a 3lb raised mark.

The progressive KODE SECRET is taken to record his third win on the bounce, perhaps at the chief expense of unexposed handicap debutante Smouldering, who still looked green when scoring at Kempton and should have more to offer. Arkhalia Flynn is another to consider.

The selection is KODE SECRET. He is 4lb higher in his hat-trick bid, but is already due another 2lb rise.

16:45 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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