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NEWMARKET RACECOURSE TEMPLATE (Saturday 29 October 2022)
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The Racing Horse offers our Newmarket Racecourse Template for Saturday 29 October 2022. There is an 8-race card containing 4 Handicaps, 2 Novice Races and 1 Conditions and 1 Listed Race. The going is expected to be soft.
NEWMARKET FAVOURITES (5 years) Non-handicap Handicap 2yo 61-184 33% -36.04 7-29 24% -11.42 3yo 54-138 39% -16.33 51-148 34% +15.68 4yo+ 17-55 31% -11.32 44-142 31% -13.00 Total 132-377 35% -63.68 102-319 32% -8.74 TOP 5 TRAINERS NEWMARKET 2021 +/- E C Appleby (29%) 16-67 24% -10.19 -5% 4 W Haggas (23%) 12-53 23% +13.75 +0% 2 J & T Gosden (21%) 10-60 17% -16.43 -4% 5 G Boughey (17%) 6-33 18% +5.00 +1% 3 A Balding (15%) 6-66 9% +1.62 -6% 5 TOP 5 TRAINERS NEWMARKET 5 years +/- E C Appleby (29%) 86-285 30% +39.00 +1% 4 J & T Gosden (21%) 55-306 18% -61.22 -3% 5 R Varian (20%) 41-253 16% -15.49 -4% 2 M Johnston (15%) 35-275 13% -32.98 -2% 2 A Balding (15%) 32-245 13% +32.12 -2% 5 TOP 5 JOCKEYS NEWMARKET 2021 +/- R W Buick (22%) 20-85 24% -8.94 +2% 0 J Doyle (20%) 9-59 15% -6.88 -5% 4 F Dettori (23%) 8-34 24% -0.22 +1% 0 O Murphy (19%) 8-61 13% -19.66 -6% 0 J Crowley (20%) 7-35 20% +3.50 +0% 3 TOP JOCKEYS NEWMARKET 5 years +/- R W Buick (22%) 101-357 28% +30.36 +6% 0 O Murphy (19%) 39-238 16% +27.70 -3% 0 F Dettori (23%) 30-166 18% -40.30 -5% 0 J Crowley (20%) 28-199 14% -19.13 -6% 3 J Doyle (20%) 25-230 11% -66.76 -9% 4 TOP 5 OWNERS NEWMARKET 5 years +/- E Godolphin (24%) 99-391 25% +40.53 +1% 5 H Al Maktoum (21%) 22-141 16% +2.08 -5% 0 Ob Al Maktoum (20%) 19-101 19% -2.01 -1% 0 Cheveley Park (17%) 13-99 13% -14.07 -4% 3 Moh Al Maktoum (15%) 12-65 18% -13.40 +4% 0 Fixtures: Saturday 29 October 2022 Friday's results not included
FAVOURITES: Winning favourites on this Newmarket course show 234-696 for 33.62% and a level stake loss of -72.42. Strange that the non-handicap winning favourites score at 35% yet produces a loss of -63.68 yet handicap favourites strike at 32% but only lose -8.74. The strike rate at the course is close to the national average but the non-handicap favourites underperform massively compared to other racecourses!
TRAINERS: Our top trainers are all in action at Newmarket on Saturday and will probably dominate the card. J & T Gosden (21%) and Andrew Balding (15%) both have 5 entries, whilst both William Haggas (23%) and Roger Varian (20%) have 2 entries.
Charlie Appleby (29%) has 4 runners, they include KING OF CONQUEST 3.23, DREAM OF LOVE 3.58, ROYAL FLEET & OTTOMAN FLEET 4.33. The trainer excels on the Newmarket courses, here are his 5-year figures bearing in mind he often doubles up in races thus diluting his strike rate:
Newmarket Rowley: 86-286 for 30% (+38.00) Newmarket July: 59-197 for 30% (-13.34) Total: 145-483 for 30% (+24.66)
JOCKEYS: William Buick (22%) has 4 rides at Flemington and cannot wait to see him compete against the best Australians. Will he score a winner? We hope so! James Doyle (20%) is well and truly back; he has won with 4 of his last 7 rides and has 4 rides at the course on Saturday.
Jim Crowley (19%) has 3 interesting rides, but our eyes are drawn to Ryan Moore (18%). He has the most awful figures riding this course given his world-class status, he shows 26-320 for just 8% and a level stake loss of -183.66. He has a chance to improve those with 6 rides on Friday (including our Pacafi) but 8 on the Saturday. He looks the jockey to follow along with James Doyle and Jim Crowley.
OWNERS: Godolphin (24%) have 5 runners on Saturday on what is a huge day for them globally. Apart from the 4 Appleby runners Saeed bin Suroor runs GHALY 3.23.
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| Action takes place on the Rowley Mile in April and May before the action switches to the July course in midsummer before returning to the Rowley Mile for the autumn. The Cesarewitch course is two and a half miles in extent, and despite the run-in of ten furlongs, in big fields those drawn low are at a disadvantage. A wide, galloping track with an uphill finish that is ideal for the big, long-striding horse, except for the descent into the Dip where those types can become unbalanced. Ability to see out the trip thoroughly is essential, and those that commit for home too early can be caught out by the uphill run to the line - Timeform
With the longest straight in Britain and just one turn to negotiate in distance races, this is a lovely course to ride. Surprisingly, though, there are one or two ridges, even before the run down into the Dip, and you need to ride them smoothly. The other thing a jockey has to remember is that it’s a long way up that finishing hill - you’ll see plenty caught in the closing stages. Because of the chalk base, it can ride very lively, and the wind direction is vital. Getting cover is so, so important when it’s in your face - Jason Weaver |
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