Race breakdown

16:25 Brighton
bet365 Handicap Stakes · Thursday 15 October

Distance1m
GoingGood
Runners15
Race typeFlat · Class 5
Ended

Result

14 ran · updated 22:43
  1. 1stGone RogueSP 5/1FWinner
  2. 2ndReaderSP 14/1nk
  3. 3rdDark RosaSP 7/1½l
  4. 4thPlatinum PrinceSP 13/21½l

Runners & Race DNA fit

Informational only · 18+.

No.HorseFormRun styleWgtDNA fitHighest price
1
Stall 6
Gone Rogue Stall 6Trainer Gary & Josh MooreJockey Tom Queally
614166–9-12
Mixed fit
58
–
3
Stall 12
Darvel Stall 12Trainer Patrick ChamingsJockey David Probert
023452–9-12
Questions to answer
46
–
4
Stall 5
Reader Stall 5Trainer Marcus TregoningJockey Ashley Lewis(3)
8-3345–9-9
Questions to answer
30
–
5
Stall 11
Norfolk Blue Stall 11Trainer William KnightJockey Tom Marquand
252519–9-8
Mixed fit
53
–
6
Stall 14
Play Me Stall 14Trainer Jim BoyleJockey Jack Dace(5)
591438–9-8
Questions to answer
48
–
7
Stall 9
Fresh Fade Stall 9Trainer Michael AttwaterJockey Kieren Fox
606056–9-8
Questions to answer
39
–
8
Stall 1
Dark Rosa Stall 1Our pick Trainer Georgina NichollsJockey Rob Hornby
836322–9-8
Mixed fit
60
–
9
Stall 4
Yachtsman Stall 4Trainer Jack MorlandJockey George Wood
714948–9-7
Questions to answer
45
–
10
Stall 10
Daisy Roots Stall 10Trainer Jim BoyleJockey Pat Cosgrave
447455–9-7
Good fit
77
–
11
Stall 13
Platinum Prince Stall 13Trainer Gary & Josh MooreJockey Toby Moore(7)
-05452–9-7
Good fit
78
–
12
Stall 2
King of War Stall 2Trainer Michael WighamJockey John Egan
530840–9-6
Mixed fit
54
–
13
Stall 8
South Kensington Stall 8Trainer Adam KirbyJockey Charles Bishop
157201–9-6
Questions to answer
42
–
14
Stall 3
Inspectre Stall 3Trainer Gary & Josh MooreJockey Paddy Bradley
042–9-4
Questions to answer
44
–
15
Stall 7
Connie Moon Stall 7Trainer Denis CoakleyJockey George Bass
8-6758–9-4
Questions to answer
34
–
15TronidoTrainer Simon DowJockey Tyler Heard
075178–9-12
Questions to answer
33
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About fit scores: Race DNA compares today's conditions (going, trip and course) with the conditions a horse has shown it handles. It is an analysis aid to help you form your own view – not a prediction, a tip or a recommendation to bet.

Why did it win?

Gone Rogue

The good ground was not its usual preference (heavy). The 1m trip sits inside its best range. Its Race DNA fit before the race was 58 (mixed fit).

Our read from the result and the race conditions. An explanation, not a prediction.

Case for and against

Gone Rogue

No. 1 · Stall 6 · Mixed fit

The case for

  • Placed in 3 of 6 on good ground
  • 1m is within its best range (6f–1m2f); won 4 of 26 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 3 from 8 at Brighton

The case against

  • Trainer: 0 from 24 in the last 14 days

Darvel

No. 3 · Stall 12 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 2 of 14 on good ground
  • 1m is within its best range (6f–1m½f); won 7 of 53 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 2 from 14 at Brighton

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Reader

No. 4 · Stall 5 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Placed in 3 of 4 on good ground

The case against

  • 1m is ½f further than its best range (6f–7½f)

Norfolk Blue

No. 5 · Stall 11 · Mixed fit

The case for

  • Won 1 of 4 on good ground
  • Course winner: 1 from 1 at Brighton
  • Has won at Class 5

The case against

  • 1m is 1f further than its best range (7f)
  • Trainer: 0 from 17 in the last 14 days

Play Me

No. 6 · Stall 14 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 2 of 10 on good ground
  • 1m is within its best range (7f–1m½f); won 3 of 26 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 1 from 5 at Brighton

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Fresh Fade

No. 7 · Stall 9 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 7 on good ground

The case against

  • 1m is 1½f further than its best range (5f–6½f)
  • Trainer: 0 from 13 in the last 14 days

Dark Rosa

No. 8 · Stall 1 · Mixed fit

The case for

  • 1m is within its best range (5½f–1m½f); won 1 of 11 at around this trip
  • Has won at Class 5
  • Ran well 32 days ago (2 of 10)

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Yachtsman

No. 9 · Stall 4 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 5 on good ground

The case against

  • 1m is 2f further than its best range (6f)
  • Up in grade: best win Class 6, this is Class 5

Daisy Roots

No. 10 · Stall 10 · Good fit

The case for

  • Won 1 of 14 on good ground
  • 1m is within its best range (7f–1m2f); won 6 of 39 at around this trip
  • Has won at Class 5

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Platinum Prince

No. 11 · Stall 13 · Good fit

The case for

  • Won 3 of 9 on good ground
  • 1m is within its best range (1m–1m3f); won 6 of 25 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 1 from 7 at Brighton

The case against

  • Trainer: 0 from 24 in the last 14 days

King of War

No. 12 · Stall 2 · Mixed fit

The case for

  • Won 1 of 13 on good ground
  • 1m is within its best range (7f–1m); won 6 of 50 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 4 from 18 at Brighton

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

South Kensington

No. 13 · Stall 8 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • 1m is within its best range (7f–1m½f); won 4 of 22 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 2 from 2 at Brighton
  • Ran well 9 days ago (1 of 10)

The case against

  • 0 from 6 on good ground; wins have come on standard
  • Up in grade: best win Class 6, this is Class 5

Inspectre

No. 14 · Stall 3 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • No standout positives on paper

The case against

  • 1m is 1f further than its best range (7f)
  • Trainer: 0 from 24 in the last 14 days

Connie Moon

No. 15 · Stall 7 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Placed in 1 of 2 on good ground

The case against

  • 1m is 2f shorter than its best range (1m2f)

Tronido

Stall 15 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 8 on good ground

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Case for/against points are generated from each horse's own race record. Thin records mean fewer points.