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6:10 PM

GB - Newmarket - Race 5

Thoroughbred
6 Runners
12f
Handicap
Turf
Good (Good to Firm in places)
20.5K

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Verdict

HARD TO BELIEVE won a Wolverhampton novice that has worked out really well and he's given another chance despite failing to meet expectations at York last time. Handicap newcomers Outflank and Outback Legend are feared most in a race where it's difficult to rule any of the sextet out.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Hard To Believe (Ire) silk
1st Pick
1

Hard To Believe (Ire)

Jockey: Rob Hornby

Trainer: Andrew Balding

J: Rob Hornby

T: Andrew Balding

100---25%3/1
2
Outback Legend (Ire) silk
3rd Pick
2

Outback Legend (Ire)

Jockey: Zac Lloyd

Trainer: Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole

J: Zac Lloyd

T: Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole

93---23%7/2
3
Brave Hunter silk
3

Brave Hunter

Jockey: Benoit De La Sayette

Trainer: Ismail Mohammed & Jose Santos

J: Benoit De La Sayette

T: Ismail Mohammed & Jose Santos

98---15%6/1
4
Temple silk
4

Temple

Jockey: Sorin Moldoveanu

Trainer: Jane Chapple-Hyam

J: Sorin Moldoveanu

T: Jane Chapple-Hyam

90---12%8/1
5
Outflank (Ire) silk
2nd Pick
5

Outflank (Ire)

Jockey: Luke Catton

Trainer: John & Thady Gosden

J: Luke Catton

T: John & Thady Gosden

95---34%2/1
6
Battosai (Ire) silk
6

Battosai (Ire)

Jockey: Callum Hutchinson

Trainer: Brian Meehan

J: Callum Hutchinson

T: Brian Meehan

99---10%10/1

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Underlay

A horse that is going off at lower odds than it deserves based on performance.

Exercise Rider

A rider built much like a jockey but is employed for exercising and working out horses in the morning.

Fractions

The times recorded during the race; with timing starting just past the gate or when the gates open, then parroted for the quarter, half, three-quarters etc. Used as an indication of ability and speed.