20:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 5 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
3	3 (3) (1.5/1 +20%) Pastiche		1.5 1.5/1(+20%)																															(3) Pastiche 1.5/1, Zoustar filly who is going the right way, making it 2 wins from 4 starts with a commanding handicap debut success over 7f here 5 weeks ago. 7 lb higher now but of interest again with prospect of more to come tackling 1m for the first time. Comfortable success in 7f handicap here last time; open to further progress.
2	2 (2) (2.75/1 -22%) Terwada		2.75 2.75/1(-22%)																															(2) Terwada 2.75/1, Tamayuz colt who displayed promise first 2 starts and took a marked step forward to get off the mark at Nottingham (8.3f) 4 weeks ago, leading 2f out and forging clear. Highly likely there's more to come now handicapping and very much one to consider. Latest performance suggests an opening mark of 90 is surmountable; highly respected.
5	5 (5) (4.5/1 +31%) Oliver Show		4.5 4.5/1(+31%)																															(5) Oliver Show 4.5/1, Left previous efforts behind in a first-time tongue strap when winning 10-runner handicap at Kempton (1m) on penultimate start in June. Similar form from 7 lb higher mark when fourth at Ascot (1m) 2 weeks ago. That unlikely his limit. Perhaps not ideally suited by making the running last time; still unexposed.
1	1 (1) (7.5/1 +17%) The Gatekeeper		7.5 7.5/1(+17%)																															(1) The Gatekeeper 7.5/1, Made a winning return from long absence at Newcastle (7f) in March and went in again on the Rowley Course here (7f, good) in May. Hasn't threatened in handful of starts since but this easier than his latest Bunbury Cup assignment and still unexposed at 1m. Limitations have been exposed since 7f win on the other course here in May.
4	4 (4) (9/1 +10%) Signcastle City		9 9/1(+10%)																															(4) Signcastle City 9/1, Salisbury maiden winner (at 6f) as a juvenile who returned with respectable efforts in handicaps at Haydock/on Rowley Mile. Caught wide and never figured at Epsom (7f) when last seen in June but gelded ahead of this and return to 1m promises to suit. Gelding operation is a possible source of improvement; not dismissed.

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20:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 8f Race Class Flow

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

This can go the way of TERWADA, who could not have done it any easier when getting off the mark at Nottingham and he could be well treated off a mark of 90 on his handicap debut. The fact he is proven over further should come in handy against recent course winner Pastiche, who has yet to go beyond 7f. Oliver Show and The Gatekeeper have the form to get involved too.

Having displayed promise on each of his first 2 starts, TERWADA took a marked step forward and forged clear in the style of a very useful performer when landing a Nottingham novice 4 weeks ago. A good-bodied sort, he's very much the type to go on improving now handicapping and earns the vote. Pastiche is similarly progressive and feared upped to 1m. Signcastle City (gelded since last run) remains with potential to do better also back at 1m.

On the back of a wide-margin success at Nottingham, TERWADA (nap) could well defy an opening mark of 90. Pastiche is feared most.

20:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

20:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 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) (2.75/1 +0%) Lordsbridge Girl		2.75 2.75/1(+0%)																															(1) Lordsbridge Girl 2.75/1, Won pair of AW handicaps over 1m in January and has acquitted herself well on turf more recently, latest when third of 7 at Yarmouth (1m, good) 22 days ago. Likely contender. Two AW wins in January; running well on turf this summer and she's a major player.
2	2 (2) (4.5/1 +18%) King Of The Dance		4.5 4.5/1(+18%)																															(2) King Of The Dance 4.5/1, Fair maiden. Stepped up on reappearance when good third of 11 in handicap at Newbury (7f, good to firm) last month but down the field at Chepstow since. Not the most consistent but his best form brings him right into it; still low mileage.
10	10 (10) (5.5/1 +50%) Landlordtothestars		5.5 5.5/1(+50%)																															(10) Landlordtothestars 5.5/1, Won 7f Southwell handicap debut in February. Creditable second of 11 in handicap at Wolverhampton (7f) in March but not in the same form switched to turf at Bath (1m, soft) in April. Given a break since. Needs to show he's as effective on the grass. 7f AW winner in February; off track since a low-key run at Bath on Good Friday.
7	7 (7) (7/1 -40%) Porfin		7 7/1(-40%)																															(7) Porfin 7/1, Seventeen runs since last win in 2022. Good second of 8 in handicap (13/2) at Wolverhampton (7f) on Tuesday. Also placed on turf last week. Each-way claims if his busy spell doesn't catch up with him. Consistent in recent weeks, most recently 2nd on AW on Tuesday; up in class; e-w claims.
8	8 (8) (9/1 +10%) Red Evelyn		9 9/1(+10%)																															(8) Red Evelyn 9/1, Pair of AW wins for Simon Pearce earlier in the year. Creditable third at Chepstow last month on first outing for John Butler but needs to shrug off a lesser run at Yarmouth since. Two AW wins this year; good run on stable debut but latest start less convincing.
9	9 (9) (10/1 -11%) Where's Freddy		10 10/1(-11%)																															(9) Where's Freddy 10/1, Showed ability on debut in the spring but well held since, including on handicap debut at Haydock (7f, good to firm, 11/2) 22 days ago. Still early days and perhaps a first-time tongue strap will help him to get his career back on track. Not built on debut promise in 3 runs since; now tried in a tongue-tie; check betting.
6	6 (6) (12/1 +0%) Nahwand		12 12/1(+0%)																															(6) Nahwand 12/1, Lightly-raced maiden. First run since leaving Kevin Ryan when eleventh of 12 on 6f Kempton handicap debut 22 days ago. Hooded for the first time now stepping up in trip. Low-key stable/handicap debut 3 weeks ago; hood tried now; still early days for him.
3	3 (3) (12/1 -100%) Split Elevens		12 12/1(-100%)																															(3) Split Elevens 12/1, Won a brace of AW contests early this year. Bounced back from a couple of lesser efforts when third of 10 over 1m here last time but this tricky ride wouldn't be a good thing to reproduce that form now. Two AW wins this year; ran well over 1m here four weeks ago; one of two for John Butler.

LTO Selection:

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20:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

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

Kevin Stott seems to ride this track particularly well and his presence aboard KING OF THE DANCE could be crucial as Eve Johnson Houghton's four-year-old attempts to bounce back to the form that saw him make the frame at Newbury on his penultimate start. Lordsbridge Girl has been knocking on the door and might give him most to think about, although Split Elevens wasn't beaten far over a mile here last month.

LORDSBRIDGE GIRL is taken to gain reward for her recent consistency. Porfin arrives in form and should also be on the premises, while Where's Freddy failed to live up to market expectations on his handicap debut but perhaps a first-time tongue tie will help this unexposed 3-y-o to reveal his true ability.

With Overnight Oats absent, this could be the day that LORDSBRIDGE GIRL makes the breakthrough on turf.

20:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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