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) (11/4 +54%) Candyman Stan		2.75 11/4(+54%)																															(4) Candyman Stan 11/4, Completed a simple task at odds of 1/6 in 5-runner maiden at Lingfield (12f, AW) just over a fortnight ago, well in command when hanging left straight. Now sent handicapping and warrants considerable respect for his top stable. 9l win when 1-6 in AW maiden at Lingfield (1m4f) 16 days ago; unexposed handicap debutant.
3	3 (3) (10/3 +5%) Fighter Command		3.333333 10/3(+5%)																															(3) Fighter Command 10/3, Placed on first 2 starts and made it third time lucky in 1¼m Windsor maiden in April. Finished well held in London Gold Cup next time but back on track in a smaller field when second of 6 in handicap on the July course (12f, good to firm) just under 8 weeks ago. Gelded and can do better again. Improved when front-running 2nd of six at Newmarket (1m4f, good to firm) last time; gelded.
2	2 (2) (7/2 +42%) Wonder Kid		3.5 7/2(+42%)																															(2) Wonder Kid 7/2, Improving sort who won Newbury and July course handicaps over this trip first 2 starts this season and found only another progressive 3-y-o too good back at the latter venue in July. Unsuited by the way the race developed at Ascot later that month and returns from a 2-month break. Nearly completed a hat-trick over 1m4f in first three handicaps; fair 6th on latest start.
1	1 (1) (11/2 -83%) Baltic		5.5 11/2(-83%)																															(1) Baltic 11/2, Improving Frankel colt who is unbeaten in handicaps, completing a five-timer in 7-runner event at Newcastle (12.4f) a couple of months ago by neck from Tryfan, battling well and leaving the impression that he had something left. Up another 4 lb and he's open to further progress. 5-5 over about 1m4f since handicapping in cheekpieces; hard to rule out further progress.
5	5 (5) (9/1 -38%) Tryfan		9 9/1(-38%)																															(5) Tryfan 9/1, Made a winning start to his handicap career on AW at Newcastle (12.5f) in June. Also a good second there in July but wasn't up to better company when eleventh of 16 at York (13.8f, good to firm) last month. Returns to a much more realistic level back down in trip. Ran Baltic to a neck at Newcastle (1m4f, AW) on penultimate outing; more to prove on turf.
6	6 (6) (14/1 -56%) Don Simon		14 14/1(-56%)																															(6) Don Simon 14/1, Promise when close fifth at Chelmsford on debut last winter but has failed to build on that twice at Southwell this summer, finishing a well-beaten fourth of 14 in novice (12.1f) earlier this month. Makes handicap/turf debut and worth keeping an eye on in the betting. Late foal who should be open to progress off a reasonable mark for handicap/turf debut.
8	8 (8) (16/1 -78%) Raja Raja		16 16/1(-78%)																															(8) Raja Raja 16/1, Limited encouragement on debut but showed more next 2 starts. Failed to improve for the switch to a handicap after 12 weeks off when ninth of 13 at Doncaster (11.9f, good) a fortnight ago but this represents a drop in grade, and he should strip fitter for the outing. Needs better but these are early days for him and he's worth a market check.
7	7 (7) (18/1 -29%) Macari		18 18/1(-29%)																															(7) Macari 18/1, Yet to get his head in front on the level but confirmed himself a horse on the up when third of 12 in handicap at Windsor (10f, good) 10 days ago. Could have more to offer over this trip so he's one to consider from an unchanged mark. Placed in Class 5 over 1m2f on the Flat in his two races this month; 1m4f looks plausible.

17:05 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 8f  - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:05 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 8f  Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Where's Freddy was narrowly denied over 7f here last Saturday and he should go well stepping back up in distance, while Terries Royale also makes plenty of appeal following solid win and placed efforts at Ascot and Doncaster respectively. However, AMSTERDAM is less exposed than the aforementioned pair and produced his best effort yet when stepped back up to 1m at York last time. Down in class off just 1lb higher, he rates the one to beat.

CLASSIC ENCOUNTER shaped very well having had 9 months off when fifth in a Newcastle novice 16 days ago having been caught further back than ideal. Now handicapping from what could well prove a lenient mark, he earns the vote, ahead of Mick Appleby's Terries Royale who patently shaped best when runner-up at Doncaster 11 days ago. Amsterdam and Pressure's On are another pair to consider in an interesting finale.

A rising force in 1m handicaps lately, TERRIES ROYALE gets the vote ahead of Classic Encounter and Where's Freddy.

17:05 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 8f  PREDICTION SIMULATION

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T	Top Time speeed rated
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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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