Race breakdown

16:39 Fontwell
tigerbet.co.uk Extra Place Races Handicap Hurdle Race · Thursday 15 October

Distance2m1½f
GoingGood To Soft
Runners9
Race typeHurdle · Class 5
Ended

Result

9 ran · updated 20:46
  1. 1stUncle RemusSP 100/30Winner
  2. 2ndLord of The GlanceSP 4/15½l
  3. 3rdCastle QuarterSP 11/17l
  4. 4thDiamond DaysSP 8/18¼l

Runners & Race DNA fit

Informational only · 18+.

No.HorseFormRun styleWgtDNA fitHighest price
1Brave JenTrainer Cynthia WoodsJockey Rian Corcoran(5)
185/5-–12-0
Questions to answer
34
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2Cawthorne BankerTrainer Jonjo & A.J. O'NeillJockey Jonjo O'Neill Jr.
521106–11-11
Questions to answer
45
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3Chief SundayTrainer Nigel & Willy Twiston-DaviesJockey Sam Twiston-Davies
56P9-7–11-10
Questions to answer
30
–
4Lord of The GlanceOur pick Trainer Alex HalesJockey Bryan Carver
1U-232–11-9
Questions to answer
37
–
5Uncle RemusTrainer Henrietta C KnightJockey Brendan Powell
98P512–11-8
Questions to answer
38
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6Diamond DaysTrainer Joe TizzardJockey Freddie Gingell
3455P-–11-4
Questions to answer
20
–
7Western SoldierTrainer Seamus MullinsJockey Callum Pritchard
U-45P4–11-3
Questions to answer
35
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8For Old Times SakeTrainer Neil MulhollandJockey Harry Cobden
7869P-–11-3– Not enough data yet–
9Castle QuarterTrainer Neil MulhollandJockey Richie McLernon
-75302–11-1
Questions to answer
47
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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?

Uncle Remus

The good to soft ground was not its usual preference (good). The 2m1½f trip was outside its usual range of 2m. Its Race DNA fit before the race was 38 (questions to answer).

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

Case for and against

Brave Jen

No. 1 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 8 on good to soft ground

The case against

  • Off 403 days; 0 from 2 after long breaks

Cawthorne Banker

No. 2 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 9 on good to soft ground
  • 2m1½f is within its best range (2m–2m1½f); won 2 of 10 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 2 from 3 at Fontwell

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Chief Sunday

No. 3 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Has won at Class 4 (this is Class 5)

The case against

  • 2m1½f is 1f further than its best range (2m–2m½f)

Lord of The Glance

No. 4 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Placed in 2 of 4 on good to soft ground

The case against

  • 2m1½f is ½f further than its best range (2m–2m1f)

Uncle Remus

No. 5 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Has won at Class 5

The case against

  • 2m1½f is 1½f further than its best range (2m)

Diamond Days

No. 6 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Placed in 1 of 2 on good to soft ground

The case against

  • Off 231 days; 0 from 1 after long breaks

Western Soldier

No. 7 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 5 on good to soft ground

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

For Old Times Sake

No. 8 · Not enough data yet

The case for

  • No standout positives on paper

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Castle Quarter

No. 9 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Has won at Class 5
  • Ran well 20 days ago (2 of 9)

The case against

  • 2m1½f is 1½f further than its best range (7f–2m)

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