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
10	10 (10) (10/3 -21%) Glory Hights		3.333333 10/3(-21%)																															(10) Glory Hights 10/3, Upped his game switched to handicap company here in January, going close over this C&D prior to finishing a decent third tried over 2¾m next time (re-opposing Scalloway Bay 10 lengths back in fourth). Dropping back in trip looks a good move and he's a key player. Close second over C&D on handicap debut in January and again ran well over 2m6f last time.
9	9 (9) (4/1 +56%) Greenhill Gardens		4 4/1(+56%)																															(9) Greenhill Gardens 4/1, Showed a bit in 2 bumpers and both completed outings in novice hurdles. However, handed a stiff enough opening mark and was ultimately well held in fourth on handicap debut over this C&D in December. Beaten about 24l over C&D on handicap debut but the form has worked out well.
3	3 (3) (13/2 +35%) Didnt Ask		6.5 13/2(+35%)																															(3) Didnt Ask 13/2, Won the first of his 2 starts in points but hasn't cut a great deal of ice in 3 starts over hurdles, left in a remote second at the last when runner-up at Ayr (19.5f, heavy) 3 weeks ago. Sizeable step forward needed now venturing into handicap territory. Improved form when remote second in Ayr maiden last month; handicap debut today.
6	6 (6) (13/2 -44%) Ballyquin Bay		6.5 13/2(-44%)																															(6) Ballyquin Bay 13/2, Fair maiden hurdler for Gordon Elliott and has made the frame on each of his last 3 starts, including when third over 17f here on penultimate appearance. Hard to be sure what his optimum trip and record stands at 0-15 over hurdles but he's a player nonetheless. 0-15 over hurdles now but on a good mark and has conditions to suit; can't be ruled out.
5	5 (5) (15/2 -50%) Scalloway Bay		7.5 15/2(-50%)																															(5) Scalloway Bay 15/2, Better efforts switched to handicaps here the last twice, latterly coming home in fourth in an 11-runner contest upped to 2¾m. This drop back in trip shouldn't be an issue and he's one to consider in an open-looking race. Made the frame here in first two handicaps (2m4f/2m6f) and enters calculations.
2	2 (2) (15/2 -7%) Askmore		7.5 15/2(-7%)																															(2) Askmore 15/2, Successful in points and fair second on hurdles debut at Carlisle (19.3f, heavy) in December. Below par in 2 outings over 2m since but could resume his progression now stepping back up in trip for this handicap debut. Second on hurdling debut but well beaten twice since; has point to prove on handicap debut.
1	1 (1) (9/1 -100%) Ballyvaughan Bay		9 9/1(-100%)																															(1) Ballyvaughan Bay 9/1, Probably produced just about his best effort yet when third in a 9-runner Lingfield maiden (19.5f, heavy) 12 days ago. May well do better now pitched into a handicap but improvement certainly is needed. Placed in two of his three qualifying races and open to improvement in handicaps.
7	7 (7) (14/1 +13%) Knacker Trapper		14 14/1(+13%)																															(7) Knacker Trapper 14/1, Modest in bumpers and similar standard in this sphere to date, failing to improve for the switch to handicap company when beaten a long way upped to 3m at Wetherby last time. Well beaten over 3m on handicap debut but may benefit from this drop back in trip.
8	8 (8) (18/1 -13%) Line In The Sand		18 18/1(-13%)																															(8) Line In The Sand 18/1, Left previous Rules form well behind when hitting the crossbar on handicap debut at Sedgefield (21.2f, soft) in November. Has failed by some way to reproduce that level of form in 2 subsequent starts and needs to get back on track following a wind op. 50-1 second on handicap debut but two lesser efforts have followed; had wind op in January.

16:50 Newcastle NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:50 Newcastle NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f Race Class Flow

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

This can go the way of LAWRENNY, who showed improvement from first to second start when a highly encouraging runner-up at Sedgefield last time. That form looks the best on show and he should have too much for NH debutant Long Time Listener, who was a good winner of a point-to-point last month. Forest Blaze looks the pick of the two Mark Walford-trained newcomers, while Away She Goes may improve on her debut run.

LAWRENNY was keeping on at the finish in similar conditions at Sedgefield 7 weeks ago and with the good chance this could become a slog on the ground he can make his experience count and strike. Point-winner Long Time Listener, Indian Poet and Fiery Dawn are three interesting newcomers and the betting could be revealing.

There aren't many appealing options in this bumper but LAWRENNY posted a sound effort when second at Sedgefield in January.

16:50 Newcastle NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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	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
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