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
4	4 (4) (7/4 +36%) Biglesisback		1.75 7/4(+36%)																															(4) Biglesisback 7/4, Improved again when finishing second, beaten 3 1/4l, in a novice hurdle at Kelso last time; effective from 2m to 2 1/2m and acts on soft and good ground; progressive type. Runner-up in 2m/2m5f novice hurdles; bred to be suited by the longer trip on h'cap debut.
5	5 (5) (11/4 +17%) Snowrocco		2.75 11/4(+17%)																															(5) Snowrocco 11/4, Improved on her second run after wind surgery and much better than the bare form when winning a handicap by 5 1/2l off an 11lb lower mark at Newcastle last time; effective at 3m and acts on soft and good; much improved since the wind operation and can progress further. Easily made all at Newcastle last month and an 11lb rise might not stop her.
6	6 (6) (6/1 +45%) Rememberthename		6 6/1(+45%)																															(6) Rememberthename 6/1, Yard won this race last year; probably did not stay on soft ground when comfortably held in a 2m7f handicap hurdle at Kelso last time; trainer in form; effective from 2m1f to 2m6f, acts on good ground; return to better ground should suit. Lightly raced; soft ground might not have suited last time; yard won this last year.
2	2 (2) (6/1 0%) Jena D'oudairies		6 6/1(0%)																															(2) Jena D'oudairies 6/1, Did not find much up in trip and was unsuited by rain-softened ground when comfortably held in a handicap hurdle at Chepstow last time; effective at 2m4f and prefers a sound surface; has something to prove. Yet to pose a serious threat in a handicap but unexposed at this sort of trip.
1	1 (1) (9/1 -38%) Kool Raoul		9 9/1(-38%)																															(1) Kool Raoul 9/1, Ran a bit below form when made plenty of use of on heavy ground, finishing 9l third in a maiden hurdle at Hexham last time; effective from 2m to 2 1/2m, acts on soft and good; generally progressive. Possible improver now up in trip; one of two handicap newcomers for yard.
7	7 (7) (10/1 -33%) Artic Mann		10 10/1(-33%)																															(7) Artic Mann 10/1, Ran to form when back up in trip, finishing 4l third in a handicap hurdle here last time; effective up to 3m and acts on soft and good to soft; reliable staying type. Consistent veteran; place possibilities but he's won only one of his last 22 starts.
8	8 (8) (14/1 +0%) Wearelongterm		14 14/1(+0%)																															(8) Wearelongterm 14/1, Never competitive after a series of errors in a handicap chase here last time and fell on latest start over hurdles; effective from 2 1/2m to 3m and acts on soft and good ground; hurdle mark looks fair. Some good form over fences in the autumn; now 0-19 under rules but not ruled out each-way.
3	3 (3) (28/1 -75%) Wolfspear		28 28/1(-75%)																															(3) Wolfspear 28/1, Unsuited by the drop in trip when comfortably held in a 2m3f handicap hurdle at Haydock last time; effective around 2 1/2m and acts on any ground; generally a consistent performer. Promising third on stable debut at Kelso in November but a lesser run followed at Haydock.

15:25 Musselburgh (Class 3) 15f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:25 Musselburgh (Class 3) 15f Race Class Flow

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

Cueros boasts an attractive, unexposed profile and will likely have his supporters in the finale, while Afadil is a C&D winner and Mr Mcloughlan has won three of his last four starts. CITY OF DIAMONDS gets the nod, but is only a lukewarm selection. He's another unexposed quantity and his handicap debut success over track and trip was quite taking.

The novice MR MCLOUGHLAN travelled well to win at Huntingdon last time and can defy a 5lb rise to make it 2-2 in handicaps.

15:25 Musselburgh (Class 3) 15f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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

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