Race breakdown

19:15 Newcastle (AW)
Central Employment & Training Partnership Handicap Stakes (Div I) · Friday 16 October

Distance7f
GoingStandard
Runners9
Race typeFlat · Class 6

Runners & Race DNA fit

Informational only · 18+.

No.HorseFormRun styleWgtDNA fitHighest price
1
Stall 2
Cavallo Pazzo Stall 2Trainer Daragh BourkeJockey Shane Gray
7976-8–9-9
Questions to answer
36
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2
Stall 3
Orbital Chime Stall 3Trainer Helen CuthbertJockey Lauren Young(5)
266860–9-8
Questions to answer
41
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3
Stall 7
Hey Havana Stall 7Trainer Stephen HanlonJockey Jack Callan
524380–9-7
Mixed fit
53
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4
Stall 8
Trais Fluors Stall 8Trainer Linda PerrattJockey Tom Kiely-Marshall(3)
507618–9-6
Questions to answer
39
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5
Stall 1
Neapolitan Stall 1Trainer Antony BrittainJockey Cam Hardie
006-77–9-4
Questions to answer
15
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6
Stall 4
Kitaab Stall 4Trainer Philip KirbyJockey Aiden Brookes
708470–9-2
Questions to answer
44
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7
Stall 5
Coulsty Exchange Stall 5Trainer Iain JardineJockey Andrew Mullen
7366–9-2
Questions to answer
45
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8
Stall 6
Sadiiki Stall 6Trainer Fred WatsonJockey Rhys Elliott(5)
70-076–9-0– Not enough data yet–
9
Stall 9
Dream Forever Stall 9Our pick Close callTrainer Jedd O'KeeffeJockey Connor Beasley
001284–8-12
Questions to answer
36
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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.

Case for and against

Cavallo Pazzo

No. 1 · Stall 2 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • 7f is within its best range (5f–7f); won 2 of 11 at around this trip

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Orbital Chime

No. 2 · Stall 3 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 15 on standard ground
  • 7f is within its best range (5f–1m½f); won 2 of 31 at around this trip
  • Has won at Class 5 (this is Class 6)

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Hey Havana

No. 3 · Stall 7 · Mixed fit

The case for

  • 7f is within its best range (6f–1m3f); 4 placed from 10 at around this trip
  • Trainer in form: 1 from 5 in the last 14 days

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Trais Fluors

No. 4 · Stall 8 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 6 of 33 on standard ground

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Neapolitan

No. 5 · Stall 1 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 1 of 17 on standard ground

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Kitaab

No. 6 · Stall 4 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Won 2 of 22 on standard ground
  • 7f is within its best range (5f–7½f); won 2 of 32 at around this trip
  • Course winner: 1 from 9 at Newcastle (AW)

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Coulsty Exchange

No. 7 · Stall 5 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Trainer in form: 6 from 28 in the last 14 days

The case against

  • 7f is 1f shorter than its best range (1m)

Sadiiki

No. 8 · Stall 6 · Not enough data yet

The case for

  • No standout positives on paper

The case against

  • No obvious negatives on paper

Dream Forever

No. 9 · Stall 9 · Questions to answer

The case for

  • Has won at Class 6

The case against

  • 7f is 1f further than its best range (6f)

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