Andy Stephens has a tip for meetings at Nottingham, Navan and Kempton - all live on Racing TV.
✅ 3.59 NOTTINGHAM: GET OUTTA HERE
Last two furlongs at Windsor: 22.18sec (easily best)
Finishing Speed Percentage form: 7111501
Top Speed in race form: 7111171
Get Outta Here is a slow starter but strong finisher, typically coming from last to first when scoring on his handicap bow at Lingfield in May.
He’s been unlucky not to add to that success, being touched off by a nose next time at Goodwood and losing out by a fast-diminishing neck at Windsor on his latest start.
The three-year-old has had the best Finishing Speed Percentage in four of his past six starts and the step up to ten furlongs may well unlock more improvement.
Up to now he has only raced on good ground or quicker, but his pedigree lends encouragement to him handling easier ground if the forecast rain arrives.
How the race may look after a couple of furlongs. The RaceiQ Pace Maps are available in the Racecard section of racingtv.com every day. ✅ 4.15 NAVAN: PINK OXALIS
Final Furlong Leopardstown: 12.30sec
Finishing Speed Percentage: best in 9 of past 23 races
Jockey Actual versus Expected: 1.34
Pink Oxalis is a reliable mare and looks worth an interest dropping in class for this fillies’ handicap.
She made a bold bid to win at the Irish Champions Festival for the second successive year last time out, when beaten a couple of lengths, and fared easily best of those drawn high.
The grey, trained by Stephen Thorne, generally saves her best work for the finish and has had the best Finishing Speed Percentage in nine of her past 23 races.
Reese Holohan takes 5lb off her back and he’s always well worth a second look, with his mounts having exceeded market expectations by 34 per cent in the past year. Had you blindly put £1 on all 275 of his rides this year you would be about £67 in profit.
Holohan had his first ride for the Thorne stable at Dundalk on Friday night and guided 10-1 chance Kerdos to victory.
✅ 5.00 KEMPTON: CARAGIO
Draw advantage: 0.11 lengths
Yarmouth Time Index: 8.3 (fast)
Trainer Actual v Expected at Kempton: 1.82
Caragio has a handy low draw here and has been hard to fault since joining Adam Kirby this year.
He wasn’t quite able to give his trainer victory in the Legends race at Doncaster last month when, as Kirby feared, the mile trip proved just beyond him.
The six-year-old had impressed on the clock when winning over 6f at Yarmouth in April and his latest solid third at Southwell came in a race run in a time more than 1sec quicker than the RaceiQ par.
That effort probably needs an upgrade, too, as he got agitated in the stalls and reared when they opened. Kirby’s A/E at Kempton, admittedly from a small pool, is 1.82.
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