16:45 Stratford Handicap Chase (Class 4) 23f - 6 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	7 1st (7) (2/1 +33%) Jigginstown King		2 2/1(+33%)																															(7) Jigginstown King 2/1, Quiet start over fences last season but improved when going close at Fontwell in April before winning twice the following month, latterly back at Fontwell (21.6f, good to firm). 4 lb rise fair enough and will be a threat if ready to roll. Has undergone a wind op. Came good with two chase wins in May; returns in stronger race but may progress again.
2	4 2nd (4) (3/1 +25%) Minella Buster		3 3/1(+25%)																															(4) Minella Buster 3/1, Hurdles winner who improved when sent chasing last season, scoring on his return at Kempton (3m, good) prior to making the frame in handicaps at Exeter and Taunton. However, he resumes here with something to prove having performed poorly on his last 2 starts. Well handicapped on last autumn's form but returns from break with a point to prove.
3	6 3rd (6) (9/1 +18%) Aviewtosea		9 9/1(+18%)																															(6) Aviewtosea 9/1, Three chase wins for Fergal O'Brien in 2022 and performed well, despite some sloppy jumping, when second in a 4-runner affair at Worcester (23f, good) in June. Little impact both starts over hurdles for present yard and now tried in more severe headgear on first run following a wind op. Triple chase winner in 2022; not in same form this year; had wind op last month.
4	5 4th (5) (9/1 -20%) Steel Wave		9 9/1(-20%)																															(5) Steel Wave 9/1, Has never been one for maximum faith but has hit the target at this course 3 times this year, the latest gained over C&D last month. However, 4 lb rise could leave this veteran vulnerable in what looks a stronger race, for all that he clearly likes it round here. 13yo who has won three times over C&D this season; this race is more competitive, though.
3	3 |PU| (3) (3/1 -9%) Allo Allo		3 3/1(-9%)																															(3) Allo Allo 3/1, Won 2 of his 3 starts over hurdles (both at Fakenham) last term prior to switching to fences. Successful on second of his two completed starts in this sphere, landing a 9-runner Bangor handicap (20.3f, good to firm) when last seen in April, and it's likely that he has more to offer as a chaser. Signed off with clearcut win at Bangor in April and could still have potential over fences.
1	1 |PU| (1) (17/2 -31%) Sublime Heights		8.5 17/2(-31%)																															(1) Sublime Heights 17/2, Winner of 3 Plumpton handicap chases in cheekpieces/visor at up to to 25.7f last term, the latest off 7 lb lower in February. Made hard work of things when second in a 4-runner race there the following month, though, and blinkers now given another try. Well held both previous starts here. 3-7 during first season over fences, with all the wins gained at Plumpton; back from break.

LTO Selection:

16:45 Stratford Handicap Chase (Class 4) 23f Race Class Flow

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

Jigginstown King signed off his first campaign under Rules with a Fakenham/Fontwell double and has undergone wind surgery during his summer break. Sublime Heights is a bit of a Plumpton specialist but still warrants attention, while Steel Wave has an edge in match practice after winning over C&D for the fourth time. ALLO ALLO has the more scope for improvement, though, and after breaking his chasing duck at Bangor in April, Stuart Edmunds' gelding can pick up where he left off.

Easily the most appealing of these is ALLO ALLO, who possesses the potential to develop into a useful chaser judged on what he showed in 3 starts in this sphere last term. The 7-y-o did the job well when opening his account over fences at Bangor in April, for which a 6 lb rise is fair. The hat-trick seeking Jigginstown King is likely to emerge as the main threat given that Sublime Heights, though talented, now looks a shade too high in the weights and hasn't won away from Plumpton under Rules.

There might still be more improvement to come from ALLO ALLO, who ended last season with a convincing win at Bangor.

16:45 Stratford Handicap Chase (Class 4) 23f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:15 Stratford NH Flat Race (Class 4) 16f - 10 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 1st (1) (5/1 -25%) Moon Chime		5 5/1(-25%)																															(1) Moon Chime 5/1, Trained by Fergal O'Brien when overcoming inexperience to make a winning start to his career at Worcester in May. Should have more to offer and much respected despite his penalty. Created pretty good impression when winning from off the pace at Worcester in May.
2	9 2nd (9) (4/1 +38%) Yalla Habibi		4 4/1(+38%)																															(9) Yalla Habibi 4/1, This son of Soldier of Fortune was picked up for £42,000 after finishing third in an Irish point in April. Stable has a good bumper record. Respected, particularly if the betting vibes are strong. Cost £42,000 after promising Irish point debut in April; new stable does well in bumpers.
3	2 3rd (2) (28/1 -460%) Cloughroe		28 28/1(-460%)																															(2) Cloughroe 28/1, Sans Frontieres gelding who showed ability amidst inexperience when fourth of 8 at Worcester (good to soft) on debut 3 weeks ago. May do better. Made quite promising debut last month but the form isn't anything out of the ordinary.
4	8 4th (8) (5/1 -33%) Wilful		5 5/1(-33%)																															(8) Wilful 5/1, €105,000 Westerner gelding. Half-brother to fairly useful hurdler/useful chaser Bold Enough. Likely type on paper. Market informative. Half-brother to useful jumper Bold Enough; bought for 105,000euros as a 3yo; interesting.
5th	5 5th (5) (11/4 +69%) Boy From Brazil		2.75 11/4(+69%)																															(5) Boy From Brazil 11/4, Blue Bresil gelding. Dam (h96) bumper winner. Interesting newcomer for yard no stranger to bumper success (2-8 so far this season). First foal; dam won a bumper and was subsequently placed over hurdles for this stable.
6th	3 6th (3) (125/1 -89%) Hector's Hope		125 125/1(-89%)																															(3) Hector's Hope 125/1, Down the field in bumpers at Chepstow and Wincanton at the end of 2022. Well beaten on his two starts towards the end of last year and can't be recommended here.
7th	10 7th (10) (17/2 +66%) Jiggaway		8.5 17/2(+66%)																															(10) Jiggaway 17/2, Telescope filly. Dam modest 1½m winner on Flat. Stable has an 11-95 record in bumpers in the last 5 seasons. One to note in the betting. First foal; dam 1m4f AW winner (RPR 62); others make more appeal on paper.
8th	4 8th (4) (15/2 -88%) Bahio Boum		7.5 15/2(-88%)																															(4) Bahio Boum 15/2, 7/2, shaped with encouragement when third of 8 on his Worcester debut 3 weeks ago. Big player here with improvement on the cards. Shaped with significant promise when third on recent debut at Worcester.
9th	6 9th (6) (80/1 -142%) Johnnie River		80 80/1(-142%)																															(6) Johnnie River 80/1, Telescope gelding. Dam 1½m-1¾m winner who stayed 16.5f. His stable is 1-48 in bumpers in the last 5 seasons. Second foal from a Flat winner in Jersey; stable has very modest bumper strike-rate.
10th	7 10th (7) (9/1 +25%) Pottersjetamay		9 9/1(+25%)																															(7) Pottersjetamay 9/1, 11/2, badly in need of experience when sixth of 10 on his Huntingdon debut (soft) in April. Fitted with a tongue strap on his return. May do better. Made just a mildly encouraging debut at Huntingdon in April.

LTO Selection:

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17:15 Stratford NH Flat Race (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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

Moon Chime is the obvious starting point after winning at the first time of asking at Worcester in May. He has switched stables since, while Bahio Boum will have given the Skeltons encouragement with his debut third. Pottersjetamay and Cloughroe have also shown enough to warrant an interest, but a chance is still taken on the newcomer WILFUL. Jonjo O'Neill's four-year-old is related to winners and cost 105,000 euros last year.

An interesting bumper to conclude. MOON CHIME ran to quite a useful level when successful on his debut in the spring and might be up to defying a penalty with improvement on the cards. Bahio Boum is respected on the back of a promising first run, while Boy From Brazil, Wilful and Yalla Habibi are bumper newcomers from stables with good records in these events.

Irish point third YALLA HABIBI is selected to enhance Milton Harris' excellent bumper record.

17:15 Stratford NH Flat Race (Class 4) 16f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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How to use Tomform

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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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