Daily Stat Pack, 18th October 2013

Daily Stat Pack

FRIDAY 18/10:

Cheltenham:

CHELTENHAM NH DETAILS FOR 2013:

Number of races at Cheltenham: 57
Favourite stats: 17 (29.8%–includes joint and co favourites)
Odds on ratio: 4/6

Leading trainers of winners at Cheltenham in 2013:
7–Nicky Henderson (5/2-1/5*-1/4*-16/1-8/15*-11/4*-9/4)
5–Willie Mullins (25/1-9/4*-8/11*-13/8*-5/1)
4–Nigel Twiston-Davies (16/1-13/2-9/4*-7/2)
3–Venetia Williams (4/1*-16/1-50/1)

38/57 winners (66.7%) have been returned at odds of 12/1 or less

Trainers of most beaten favourites:
9–P. Nicholls (10/11-4/1-6/1**-5/2-9/2**-15/8-5/2**-10/3**-7/2**)
6–Nicky Henderson (9/4-15/8-5/2-7/1-5/4-7/2**)
4–David Pipe (5/2-7/2-11/8-9/4)
3–Donald McCain (13/2-7/2-11/2)

Two mile five furlong novice hurdle event scheduled for 2.10: Five and six-year-olds have each secured two of the five contests, whilst favourites come to this year’s gig on a four timer.

Class 2 two and a half mile novice chase event due to be contested at 2.40: A top priced winner of 5/1 has emerged via five renewals thus far during which time, two market leaders have prevailed. Paul Nicholls held two options for the race earlier in the week, last year’s inmate having been denied by a short head when attempting to secure a hat trick on behalf of the stable.

Class 2 novice chase event over an extended three mile trip scheduled for 3.50: Paul Nicholls and Gordon Elliott were both represented earlier in the week in a race in which they have (equally) shared the last four renewals, with Paul also having trained the winner back in 2006. The last ten renewals have produced a top priced winner of 9/1 during which time, four favourites obliged.

Class 3 maiden hurdle contest over the minimum trip due to be contested at 4.25: Five and six-year-olds have both landed four contests during the last decade. All ten winners during the period score at odds of 10/1 or less, statistics which include three successful market leaders. Paul Nicholls has saddled two of the last nine gold medallists.

Handicap chase event over three miles scheduled for 5.00: Eight of the nine winners during the last decade were returned in single figures, whilst this year’s market leader comes to the party on a hat trick. Both Ian Williams and Paul Nicholls were represented at the five day stage, each having saddled two recent winners of the contest.

Conditional jockey’s event which was scheduled to bring the meeting to a close at 5.30: Seven of the last ten winners had carried a minimum weight of 10-13 to victory, whilst favourites have secured three of the last eight renewals.

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Haydock:

HAYDOCK DETAILS FOR 2013:

Number of races at Haydock: 151
Favourite stats: 48 (31.8%–includes joint and co favourites)
Odds on ratio: 10/19 (52.6%)

Leading trainers at Haydock in 2013 (includes one dead heat):
9/41–David O’Meara (6/1-6/1-5/2*-3/1-5/2-5/2*-11/8*-4/1*-12/1)
7/27–Saeed Bin Suroor (3/1-5/6*-3/1*-8/1-4/1-5/4*-8/15*)
7/53–Tom Dascombe (5/2*-13/8*-6/1-3/1-8/1-7/2-7/2)
6/21–Roger Varian (9/2-15/8*-13/8*-13/8*-9/2-4/1)
6/39–Kevin Ryan (9/4-5/1-12/1-7/2-4/1-9/2)
6/59–Mark Johnston (12/1-13/8*-25/1-8/1-10/11*-11/8*)
5/17–William Haggas (9/2-15/8-9/2*-7/1-5/1)
5/20–Andrew Balding (2/1-15/8*-4/9*-11/4-8/1)
5/30–‘Team Burke’ (11/2-9/2-5/2*-6/1-6/5*)
5/34–Richard Hannon (6/1-5/2-11/8*-5/4*-5/1)
4/13–John Gosden (4/6*-7/4*-7/4-8/13*)
4/23–Charlie Hills (9/4-11/1-2/1*-11/10*)

135/152 winners (88.8%) were returned at odds of 12/1 or less

Trainers of most beaten favourites:
8–Sir Michael Stoute (6/5-7/2-1/3-11/10-Evs-4/9-11/8-4/7)
6–William Haggas (7/2***-4/1-9/4-13/8-11/4-6/4)
6–David O’Meara (5/4-11/4-11/4-9/2***-11/4-6/4)
5–Tom Dascombe (4/9-5/2-15/8-11/4-5/1)
5–Richard Hannon (15/8-2/1-10/3-10/11-5/6)
4–Ruth Carr (15/8-7/4-5/2-3/1**)
4–Luca Cumani (7/4-4/1**3/1-11/4)
4–Alan Jarvis (7/2-2/1-11/10-5/4)
4–Mark Johnston (2/1**9/2-10/11-3/1)

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Redcar:

REDCAR DETAILS FOR 2013:

Number of races at Redcar: 105
Favourite stats: 42 (40.0%–includes joint and co favourites)
Odds on ratio: 3/6 (50.0%)

Leading trainers of winners at Redcar in 2013 (includes one dead heat):
11/52–David O’Meara (5/1-9/4*-4/1-16/1-6/1-11/4*-9/2-9/2-10/3-9/2-5/1*)
5/76–Tim Easterby (6/1-5/1-10/3*-8/1-10/1)
4/13–John Quinn (7/2-3/1-7/4*-6/4*)
4/16–David Barron (11/4**-11/8*-9/2-15/8*)
4/26–Ruth Carr (4/1-9/2-5/2*-18/1)

99/106 (93.4%) winners were returned at odds of 12/1 or less

Trainers of most beaten favourites:
5–David O’Meara (15/8-15/8-9/4-2/1-11/4)
4–David Nicholls (15/8-7/2-9/2-5/2)
3–Michael Bell (4/1-2/1-9/4)
3–Mick Easterby (2/1-7/2-9/2)
3–Brian Ellison (7/2-2/1-5/4)
3–David Lanigan (2/1-11/8-9/4)

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Wolverhampton:

James Tate’s last two winners have been greeted here at Wolverhampton where the trainer boasts a strike rate of 23% down the years, though this year’s ratio is 29% at the track, statistics which have brought about an LSP reading of nineteen points via fifteen winners.