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	3 1st (3) (9/2 +10%) Envious Editor		4.5 9/2(+10%)																															(3) Envious Editor 9/2, Did well in hunters last year and warmed up for this with a point win a couple of weeks ago. Won a point on recent stable debut and looks favoured by the weights here.
2	1 2nd (1) (10/3 +5%) Rebel Dawn Rising		3.333333 10/3(+5%)																															(1) Rebel Dawn Rising 10/3, Multiple point scorer who is also pretty useful under Rules, winning hunters at Fakenham (3m) and Cheltenham (20.5f) this spring. Has to give a lot of weight away to most of these rivals but still respected. Looked as good as ever when battling on gamely to win at Cheltenham this month; a player.
3	7 3rd (7) (11/2 +54%) Drakes Well		5.5 11/2(+54%)																															(7) Drakes Well 11/2, C&D winner in 2022. Fell 3 out in hunter at Leicester on return from long absence in March but has shown he retains his ability with a point win since. Rallied to win minor point this month but others have more compelling recent form.
4	2 4th (2) (10/1 -33%) Stratagem		10 10/1(-33%)																															(2) Stratagem 10/1, Useful sort who made all in 3m Southwell hunter in May 2022. Hasn't proved he retains that ability when fourth in 2 comeback runs over 3m this spring but his stamina was stretched on deep gound at Hexham last time. The drop back in trip looks a good move. Well handicapped on old form but has struggled on both outings this year; headgear on.
5th	6 5th (6) (6/1 -71%) Sixteen Letters		6 6/1(-71%)																															(6) Sixteen Letters 6/1, Saw off Peacocks Secret by 2 lengths to win this race last year. Been in decent form in points this spring (won again 13 days ago). Should make a bold bid to defend his crown. Won this off 3lb lower in 2023 and has collected three small-field points this year.
6th	4 6th (4) (7/2 +50%) Solomon Grey		3.5 7/2(+50%)																															(4) Solomon Grey 7/2, Creditable 12 lengths third of 10 to Rebel Dawn Rising in hunter chase at Cheltenham (20.5f, heavy, 9/2) 28 days ago. Enjoys a 9 lb swing in the weights so it should be closer between them this time. No longer the force of old but recent hunter chase thirds suggest he won't be far away.
7th	8 7th (8) (16/1 -33%) Back Bar		16 16/1(-33%)																															(8) Back Bar 16/1, Second in a hunter at Fontwell early last year. Has won 3 times between the flags since, including latest start 16 days ago. Rarely seen under rules in recent years but led close home to win open point this month.
8th	5 8th (5) (16/1 -191%) Peacocks Secret		16 16/1(-191%)																															(5) Peacocks Secret 16/1, Course winner. 15/2, creditable 2 lengths second of 5 to reopposing Sixteen Letters in this race last year. Fit from points. Should go well again. Second to Sixteen Letters in this race a year ago and is 2lb lower today.

20:40 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 5) 17f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:40 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 5) 17f Race Class Flow

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

FIER JAGUEN was just touched off by a head at Cheltenham last time and that is arguably the best recent form in this contest. Bradley Gibbs' nine-year-old looks well placed to go one better, although Cat Tiger also filled the runner-up spot at Cheltenham earlier in the month, over an extended 2m4f, and he has to be feared. Cap Du Mathan isn't out of it either.

CAP DU MATHAN was an easy winner on hunter debut before seeming stretched by the trip in a much more competitive environment at Aintree last time, so he's worth chance to resume winning ways with a lot more in his favour this time. Cat Tiger and Fier Jaguen look the main dangers.

The finale can go to CAP DU MATHAN (nap), who looked revitalised when winning on his hunter chase debut in March.

20:40 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 5) 17f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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Racecard Key

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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
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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