Roscommon
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Good Value
TrackLab Insight
The market favourite at 3.5, she just broke her maiden at Ballinrobe 29 days ago but that masks a slow progression: one win from 14 races overall with only four places before the breakthrough. She's never won on good or soft ground, making her 3.5 odds look overconfident for a horse still proving herself.
Market favourite (3.5)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
This gelding has won four from 31 races at roughly 1 in 8 odds and brings a solid recent record including a 2nd at Bellewstown and 4th at Galway. However, he's won 50% of his races on good-to-yielding ground but zero on standard ground, which is a significant concern for today's conditions.
One of the more successful in the field (4 career wins)
TrackLab Insight
A four-year-old filly chasing her maiden win after eight races with just two place finishes to show for it. She's never raced on normal ground before, so this is genuinely unexplored territory — and her last outing was 69 days ago, making this a comeback run with zero recent racing.
Never raced on normal ground
TrackLab Insight
Just recorded his only career win at Gowran Park 24 days ago, but followed it with a 13th-place meltdown at Galway and a 7th last week. Only one win from 16 races and recent form is volatile, making the 19.5 odds about right for a horse still searching for consistency.
Best record on this ground (1 from 6)
TrackLab Insight
This mare is a Dundalk specialist with four wins from 16 starts at that all-weather track, but here's the problem: she's never won anywhere else and has zero wins from 16 attempts on good ground. Roscommon is a galloping turf track where she's struggled before, making her odds of 5.9 look generous given recent form that includes a 6th and 8th in her last two outings.
One of the more successful in the field (4 career wins)
TrackLab Insight
The field's most experienced runner at 60 races, but that's part of the problem: he's won just four times and recent form shows 3rd-4th-6th from his last three outings. At 10 years old, he's a grinder rather than a winner, and while he has course form at The Curragh, he's yet to win at Galway or Naas in multiple attempts.
Most experienced (60 runs, field avg 23)
TrackLab Insight
The editorial pick and 2nd-highest rated horse at 72, Forlio won at Tramore 42 days ago but has since flopped badly with an 18th and 11th at Galway and Kilbeggan. He's progressing in rating but his recent form is deeply concerning, and he has zero wins from six attempts on soft ground and three on standard ground — today's conditions look problematic.
2nd highest rated (OR 72)
TrackLab Insight
The best win rate in the field at 17% (5 from 29), and he owns a devastating record on standard ground with 4 wins from 11 starts (36%) — exactly today's conditions. However, his recent form is alarming: 14th-16th-6th in his last three, suggesting he's hit the wall just when his ground preference has lined up.
Best career win rate in field (1 in 6)
TrackLab Insight
A four-year-old with two wins from 14 races, both coming on good-to-yielding ground where she wins 67% of the time — but today's normal ground is not her surface. Recent form is poor (6th-5th-10th in last three) and at 21.0 odds despite being rated 73, the market has already priced in her decline.
Outsider at 21.0
TrackLab Insight
This filly's last two wins came nearly a year ago and she's been chasing the feeling without finding it, most recently finishing 13th and 5th in her last two outings. At 55.0 odds, the market sees limited appeal in a horse that's lost form significantly since September 2025.
Outsider at 55.0
TrackLab Insight
A 4-year-old rated 13 pounds below the field average with five races and no wins, though he did place twice in his last three outings. The lengthy 67-day absence combined with limited racing experience and poor ratings suggest this is a horse still searching for basic competitiveness.
Placed in 2 of last 3 races
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