Andy Stephens, also known as The Data Detective, marks your card for Sunday's action.
Raceiq Clues For Sunday November 1
12.38 CARLISLE: FISHERY LANE
Jump Index: 7.3 (best in field)
Top Speed: 35.02mph
Lengths Gained Jumping: has gains lengths in all seven of his chase starts
Fishery Lane has his first start for Dan Skelton having won only one of his 14 races when trained by Willie Mullins.
Skelton might have inherited a well-handicapped horse and there is nothing wrong with his jumping. The RaceiQ data reveals he has gained lengths in the air in each of his seven races over fences.
How RaceiQ's Jump Index works
2.23 CARLISLE: TO CHASE A DREAM
Jump Index: 7.4
Lengths Gained Jumping: gains in his past nine starts
Trainer A/E: 1.65
To Chase A Dream has been absent 20 months but he’s gone well fresh in the past, has won his last two starts at Carlisle (close second on his other visit) and been dropped a generous 5lb in the ratings since his last run, when going close in the Imperial Hurdle at Sandown.
The point winner's data points to trips of beyond two miles suiting and he has a solid Jump Index score of 7.4.
Moreover, rookie trainer John Dawson’s runners over the past year have exceeded market expectations by 65 per cent.
RaceiQ: Lengths Gained Jumping
3.25 CORK: FOU DE TOI
Jump Index: 7.7 (best in field)
Lengths Gained Jumping at Gowran: 14.28
Maximum strides per second latest: 2.11 (low
Fou De Toi has top weight to carry in the Cork
Grand National on what will be his handicap debut over fences but can prove equal to the task.
He gained 14 lengths with his accurate jumping and was fastest through each of the final four furlongs when surging clear over 3m at Gowran last time.
His low stride cadence also points to him staying well and this test playing to his strengths.
RaceiQ's top ten jumpers over fences
RaceiQ's top ten jumpers over hurdles