Matchbook Betting Exchange Clarence House Chase (Grade 1) (5yo+) 2m167y
January 19th, 2021
Kempton Park is a right handed and flat course and considered very fair with relatively easy fences. The course characteristics having seemingly remained the same since the opening of the all-weather circuit. Can represent a much stiffer test of stamina than expected on soft/heavy going. Kempton is famously home of the Christmas jumping showpiece, the King George VI Chase. First run in 1937, the three-mile chase is the second-most important steeplechase in the calendar and boasts a roll of honour equal to the Gold Cup itself. The big race is the feature on a brilliant Boxing Day card that also includes the Grade 1 Christmas Hurdle and Feltham Novices’ Chase.
FAVOURITES over the last 5 years NON-HANDICAP RACES HANDICAP RACES Hurdle: 51-110 for 46% (-10.22) 30-88 for 34% (+12.20) Chase: 28-45 for 62% (+3.87) 33-96 for 34% (-7.19) NHF: 6-13 for 46% (-0.19) 0-0 for - Total: 85-168 for 51% (-6.54) 63-184 for 34% (+5.01)
TOP 5 TRAINERS at Kempton past 5 years Nicky Henderson: 53 wins from 203 for 26% (-47.73) Paul Nicholls: 43 wins from 191 for 23% (-32.78) Alan King: 20 wins from 144 for 14% (-53.30) N Twiston-Davies: 11 wins from 66 for 17% (+23.75) Chris Gordon: 10 wins from 69 for 14% (-27.40) TOP 3 JOCKEYS at Kempton past 5 years Nico de Boinville: 27 wins from 114 for 24% (-14.77) Harry Cobden: 22 wins from 116 for 19% (+2.11) S Twiston-Davies: 21 wins from 99 for 21% (-11.21)
Favourites in non-handicaps racing over fences produce an amazing 62% winning strike rate whilst those over hurdles produce 46%. The suggestion here is to look long and hard at the favourites in non-handicaps at this course and to be careful about opposing them! Favourites in handicaps produce a winning strike rate just over average so this is definitely a good course for favourites.
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