Overton Handicap Steeple Chase (GBB Race)
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3. Wandering Ego (IRE)15/8 fav
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4. Bowenspark (IRE)5/1
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1. Laguna Beach (FR)7/2
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Wednesday 11 November
Form, our own figures and the bookmakers’ prices, read against 313,755 races since 2005.
Or a date, like 3 jun 2019.
Today’s meetings
4 meetings · 27 races · next off 1:00 Bangor-on-Dee (in 1 min)
Which horses are being backed since the morning, and where one bookmaker stands clear.
Market movers
125/1† to 20/1
Cool Off
40/1 to 12/1
50/1† to 18/1 now 25/1
28/1 to 9/1
2/1 to 5/1
11/10 to 3/1
Standout prices
Tread Softly Now +56% vs general
Stride On +38% vs general
Moon Reign +33% vs general
Today’s card read against our archive by fixed rules. The evidence is ours, the decision is yours.
Back in its winning headgear
Jaytee (Warwick 2:51) wears visor, the headgear it last won in (Doncaster, 28 Jan 2024) — its first run in that headgear since, after 5 runs without it.
13/2 this morning
Won last time, same mark
Broadway Honey (Warwick 2:21) won last time out and runs off the same mark today, 105.
6/4 this morning
Every runner on this ruleOff a winning mark, down in class
Broadway Honey (Warwick 2:21) runs off 105, the mark it won off at Huntingdon in November 2026, and drops in class today.
6/4 this morning
Handicap debut
Brewdog (Ayr 2:13) runs in its first handicap in our archive, off 67, after 4 runs.
33/1 this morning
Back to its winning trip
Sunset Marquesa (Bangor-on-Dee 1:00) is back to 2m1f to 2m4f, the trip of its last jumps win (Sandown, 6 Dec 2025); its last run was over 2m5f to 3m.
5/1 this morning
All 12 rules met today, every runner
What stands out today: every rule · On today’s angle pages: First-time headgear (11) · Off a winning mark (25)
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 10 November), against the same weeks in every year since 2005:
On the record: “Racing gets hard to read around the autumn changeover” — The favourite in the autumn changeover window wins as often as in summer in both codes: the changeover is a story, not a season.
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.
The favourite by seasonBig fields today
1 race today has 16 or more runners: Dundalk (AW) 4:32 (17 runners).
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Top-rated on KTB Rating
1 of 14 won Tuesday 10 November
Since 5 October 1,178 ran, 291 won (24.7%) · fair A/E 1.02 over 1,176 priced · settled to 10 November
Fastest on KTB Speed
1 of 14 won Tuesday 10 November
Since 5 October 1,219 ran, 219 won (18.0%) · fair A/E 1.05 over 1,218 priced · settled to 10 November
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Overton Handicap Steeple Chase (GBB Race)
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