Backed: share of the market up 15% or more since the morning, non-runners allowed for. A drift is shown only for a race’s morning favourite (the shortest morning price) that has lost 20% or more of its share — 155 movers in 26 races so far · as at 23:58 UK time
Dundalk (AW) 8:30 · stood out at 7/2 (generally 11/4) · 3/1 before the off, no longer a standout · 2nd · SP 5/2
Of the 63 standouts that have run today, 9 won; the top price we listed beat the starting price for 43 of the 63 with a starting price. 58 had stopped standing out by the off; 3 became non-runners.
Today’s card read against our archive by fixed rules. The evidence is ours, the decision is yours.
Back in its winning headgear
Kilt (Cheltenham 4:00) wears hood, the headgear it last won in (Listowel (IRE), 24 Sep 2026) — its first run in that headgear since, after 1 run without it.
8th of 16 · SP 50/1 · 40/1 this morning
1 runner today met this rule. Of the 1 that have run, 0 won.
Built by fixed rules from today’s card and our archive, not by anyone’s opinion; a rule that is not met prints nothing. As at 22:50 UK time.
Tomorrow’s conditions, measured
The ground, the time of year and the size of the fields, read against every British and Irish race since 2005.
The autumn changeover
15 October to 15 November, when the flat and jumps seasons overlap. This year so far (15 October to 12 November), against the same weeks in every year since 2005:
The flat favourite: so far 532 runs, 165 won (too few yet for a rate); in these weeks since 2005 it won 29.8% and placed 59.9% of 12,884 runs, fair A/E 1.09; May to September, 31.6%.
The jumps favourite: so far 569 runs, 214 won (too few yet for a rate); in these weeks since 2005 it won 35.1% and placed 61.5% of 13,354 runs, fair A/E 1.10; May to September, 33.0%.
Races won at 10/1 or longer in these weeks since 2005: flat 21.6% of 11,768 races (May to September 18.0%); jumps 15.3% of 12,306 races (May to September 17.1%).
The jumps favourite off 150 days or more in these weeks: won 36.9% and placed 61.9% of 4,567 runs, fair A/E 1.10; one that raced within 60 days won 34.3%.
On the record:“A jumps horse needs the run after its summer break” — "Needs the run" is not in the numbers. The autumn jumps favourite off a summer break wins as often as one that raced within the last two months — the yards that send a fresh favourite out send it fit.
Every GB and Irish race from 2 January 2005 to 12 November 2026.
The favourite in a field of 16 or more: won 24.1% and placed 55.0% of 23,515 runs, fair A/E 1.22.
The second favourite: won 14.9% and placed 44.8% of 22,282 runs, fair A/E 1.16.
The standard each-way terms: Navan 11:52: 3 places at 1/5 the odds (16 or more runners, not a handicap); Windsor 12:20: 3 places at 1/5 the odds (16 or more runners, not a handicap); Navan 1:02: 4 places at 1/4 the odds (a handicap of 16 or more runners). "Placed" in the figures above means finishing in the places the standard terms pay.
The top weight in a handicap of 14 or more: won 8.3% of 35,218 runs, fair A/E 1.03; the bottom weight won 4.3% of 34,085 runs, fair A/E 0.97.
Fair A/E: winners divided by the chances the starting prices gave them, the bookmakers’ margin removed. Favourites tend to run above 1 and long shots below it (the favourite–longshot bias), so compare rows with rows. Fair A/E explained
What sits behind every number
Our own archive, counted nightly.
313,838races since 2005
3,082,085runs recorded
276,610horse profiles
GB · IRE · FRracing covered
Counts as at 13 November 2026, 03:56 UK time, from our own archive.
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A 0–100 figure for how well a horse fits the race it is about to run, built from form and connections and frozen overnight. In each race it scores, the top-ranked runner is published as the KTB Selection and graded in public afterwards, win or lose.
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Top on our figures: how they ran
In every British and Irish race we score, the horse top on KTB Rating and the fastest on KTB Speed before the off, and how each one ran. Past figures are free.
Since 5 October 1,260 ran, 229 won (18.2%) · fair A/E 1.06 over 1,259 priced · settled to 12 November
Figures as they stood before the off, settled each night against the result. A tie at the top, or fewer than two runners with a figure, is no pick. Fair A/E = winners ÷ the winning chances implied by the starting prices with the bookmakers’ margin removed. Favourites tend to run above 1 and long shots below it (the favourite–longshot bias), so compare picks with picks, not with 1. How KTB Rating works · How KTB Speed works · Fair A/E explained
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