Wexford
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SIS Handicap Hurdle
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Good Value
TrackLab Insight
Market favourite at 3.75 but hasn't raced on normal ground before — both recent runs at Wexford came on different conditions, so this is genuinely untested territory for him. Eight races, two places, no wins, and he's stepping into the unknown tactically speaking.
Never raced on normal ground
Market favourite (3.75)
TrackLab Insight
The only runner with a decent win rate — 1 in 7 — she's won three times from 21 races and showed form just 14 days ago with a second at Kilbeggan. However, she has a poor record on soft or heavy ground, and while conditions are normal today, her recent 7th at Ballinrobe suggests she's in a dip.
Best career win rate in field (1 in 7)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
At 10 years old, Hob's Angel is the most experienced runner with 26 races, one win (Clonmel, May 2026), and five places — a 4% win rate that speaks to a solid if unremarkable career. He raced at this track just 15 days ago and finished 3rd, placing him in contention, but he struggles on good ground (0 from 11) and on right-handed galloping tracks.
Most experienced (26 runs, field avg 10)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
Nine years old with eight races and zero wins is a brutal record at this late stage; the window for a breakthrough has nearly closed. His recent form of 4th-9th-5th shows occasional competitiveness, but he's never placed, and at 11.0 odds, he's unlikely to change that pattern now.
Mid-range in the market (11.0)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
Eight years old, 18 races, zero wins — yet somehow Bayonetta has placed in 10 of them, making her the most reliably placed horse in the field without ever closing the deal. She's second in the market at 5.5, but that stubborn inability to win after so many near-misses is a real problem at this level.
2nd in the market (5.5)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
Ten races without a win and pulled up just 53 days ago at Kilbeggan; the form chain reads 7th-7th-8th-failed-fell, which is simply broken. At 11.0 odds, he's understandably long, and there's nothing in his record to suggest a turnaround is imminent.
Winless from 10 career races
TrackLab Insight
Only three races to his name but he's finished fifth in all of them — 40 lengths, 32 lengths, and 20 lengths beaten — suggesting he's simply not competitive enough yet. Lightly raced can be a positive, but this is a horse showing no sign of improvement.
Lightly raced (3 career races)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
The only winner at this distance (2m 4f) and one of only two horses in the field with multiple wins — he broke through at Fakenham after seven unsuccessful races. However, he hasn't raced in 85 days, he's 7 years old with just one career win from eight races, and his last outing was a distant 13th.
Only winner at this distance
TrackLab Insight
The editorial tip is rated 4lbs clear of the field, yet his recent form reads 8th-7th-pullup-3rd-5th-3rd, including an eighth-place finish just 15 days ago at this same track over a similar distance. There's a fundamental mismatch between his rating and what he's actually doing in the paddock right now.
Top rated by 4lbs
TrackLab Insight
Six races, no wins, two places, and her last outing 54 days ago at Downpatrick is marked with a '?' — meaning the form is completely unclear. At 29.0 odds, she's an outsider for obvious reasons, with thin recent evidence to suggest she'll break her duck here.
Outsider at 29.0
TrackLab Insight
Four years old and lightly raced with just three runs, but he's finished 8th-5th-7th without showing any real sparkle. The 5th is his best effort so far, and he carries 152lbs, making him one of the less burdened runners, but his youth and inexperience don't compensate for a lack of obvious form.
Lightly raced (3 career races)
TrackLab Insight
Making his racecourse debut as a five-year-old is unusually late, which raises questions about his readiness — yet he's strongly bred for stamina (Free Eagle sire, Pivotal mare). At 34.0 odds, the market doesn't fancy his chances on debut, and that's a reasonable position given the unknowns.
Racecourse debut
TrackLab Insight
Six races, zero wins, zero places — her recent form of 15th-8th-7th-7th-9th-17th is among the worst in the field and shows no upward trajectory. At 34.0 odds, she's priced as an outsider for solid reasons.
Outsider at 34.0
TrackLab Insight
Six years old and racing for the first time is almost unheard of — this is an extreme outlier in a field of unknowns. At 51.0 odds, she's essentially a lottery ticket, and with no prior form whatsoever, the yard is gambling blind on her ability to handle a competitive 2m 4f hurdle.
Racecourse debut
TrackLab Insight
The lowest-rated and lightest-weighted runner (140lbs), this 4-year-old is 13lbs below the field average and has only one place finish from six races. His last three runs show 10th-blank-11th, and he's racing again just 17 days after the 10th-place finish, suggesting the yard may be struggling to find his level.
Lowest rated, 12lbs below average
Carries lowest weight in field
TrackLab Insight
The only course winner in the field (1 win from 3 Wexford runs) and won here just 35 days ago — he's also the standout on this ground with 1 win from 4 starts. However, he's racing again just one day after finishing 9th at Sligo, which is a punishing turnaround, and his 8th at this track 15 days ago shows he can lose form quickly.
Only course winner (1 from 3 here)
Best record on this ground (1 from 4)
Runs again after just 1 days
TrackLab Insight
Nine races, one place, zero wins, and she's yet to win at Wexford in six attempts — this is her least-promising track. At 101.0 odds, she's a rank outsider, and her most recent run 15 days ago was a distant 14th at this very course.
Outsider at 101.0
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