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	5 1st (5) (3.33/1 +52%) Mistral Star		3.33 3.33/1(+52%)																															(5) Mistral Star 3.33/1, Confirmed previous promise when winning 1¼m course novice in June. Bit disappointing when a remote fourth on her handicap debut back here (1¼m again) since. Now steps up to 1½m in a bid to get back on track. 1m2f handicap run here last time was tame, notwithstanding the soft ground; early days.
2	1 2nd (1) (1.62/1 +28%) Truthful		1.62 1.62/1(+28%)																															(1) Truthful 1.62/1, Looked a useful prospect when winning novices here (1¼m) and Haydock (11.5f) on first 2 starts. Bit disappointing when upped to listed level at Newmarket (1½m) last month but still early days and could resume her progression now handicapping. Her yard has won this race twice since 2019. Novice wins first two runs; second favourite, put firmly in her place in 1m4f Listed race.
3	6 3rd (6) (4/1 +33%) Flash Bardot		4 4/1(+33%)																															(6) Flash Bardot 4/1, Career best when winning Epsom handicap (1½m) last month and has backed that up when placed at Newbury and Ascot since. Likely to give another good account. Brought out quickly when fair 3rd at Ascot; peak form (time before) gives her good shout.
4	2 4th (2) (16/1 -78%) Alpina Express		16 16/1(-78%)																															(2) Alpina Express 16/1, Firmly on the up now when winning her first 3 handicaps. Her run of improvement came to an abrupt halt when last of 8 at Ascot last month but that was too bad to be true and her mark still looks workable judged on the form she showed when winning by 5 lengths at Windsor on her penultimate outing. Quickfire hat-trick in June in good style over 1m2f-11.4f; poor show at Ascot latest start.
5th	3 5th (3) (4/1 -129%) Queen Regent		4 4/1(-129%)																															(3) Queen Regent 4/1, All 3 starts on AW, winning a 1m Newcastle novice in January and even better form when second at Wolverhampton (9.5f) 5 months later, caught further back than ideal. Likely more to come now handicapping on turf. Makes handicap debut (withdrawn at Glorious Goodwood); could be capable of a lot better.
6th	7 6th (7) (18/1 +0%) Flight Of Angels		18 18/1(+0%)																															(7) Flight Of Angels 18/1, Made all in handicap at Wetherby (1¼m) in June and has run to a similar level on all 3 outings since. Will need to pull out a bit more for the step up to 1½m 1m4f tempting given her sire but she needs to be more amenable to restraint than last time.
7th	4 7th (4) (25/1 +11%) Wilderness		25 25/1(+11%)																															(4) Wilderness 25/1, Course winner. Recent efforts respectable but surely vulnerable to at least a couple of the half dozen 3yos she takes on here. Goes very well at this track over 1m6f; not so good over 1m4f here on latest outing.

17:10 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

LTO Selection:

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17:10 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 10f Race Class Flow

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

MANTOOG showed plenty across her three runs to date, perhaps most notably when narrowly denied by the now 90-rated Truthful (engaged to run in the 4.40) over C&D in May. It looked another decent novice in which she competed at Chelmsford last time, and the handicapper might have underestimated her with an opening mark of 77. Monty Bay hit the frame over 1m at York last month and he is an obvious candidate upped in trip. Malka can chase them home.

MONTY BAY is going the right way and has been shaping like a step up to this trip will bring more out of him, so he's marginally preferred to Loughville, who was staying on well when an improved second at Sandown 3 weeks ago. Mantoog is also worthy of respect.

The promising late gains made by LOUGHVILLE over 1m2f at Sandown on her reappearance earn her the vote in an interesting field.

17:10 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 10f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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Racecard Key

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

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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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