A/E compares actual wins with what starting prices implied. "Fair" strips the bookmaker margin from the expectation, so favourites and longshots are judged on the same footing — figures near 1.00 mean the market priced this horse about right.
KTB Speed and Rating
KTB Speed
No KTB Speed figures for this horse. The engine scores GB and Irish racing from Oct 2016; runs elsewhere, or earlier, have no figure.
KTB Speed v1 · batch 15 Sep 2026 · GB & Irish racing only · 0 figures from 0 runs · a record, not a forecast
KTB Rating
Best recent KTB Rating98Cthe best of the last 3 rated runs · Wetherby, 3 Jan 2007Official rating 82at the last run, 27 Feb 2007
What the horse achieved in each race, in pounds on the official-rating scale, from the weight carried, the lengths beaten and the race's own level solved across the archive — never the market, never the official rating as a starting point. The headline is the best of the horse's last three rated runs on that code. A, B or C on a run is how much known form was in that race. What this means →
Jumps 7 figures · best 98C · median 76
Going
Runs
Best
Median
Since 28 Oct 2025
Soft
3
78C
73
—
Heavy
2
98C
83
—
Good to Soft
2
80C
78
—
Distance
Runs
Best
Median
Since 28 Oct 2025
1m5f – 2m
4
98C
76.5
—
2m1f – 2m4f
3
78C
76
—
KTB Rating v1 · batch 3 Oct 2026 · GB & Irish racing only · 7 figures from 7 runs · as at 4 Oct 2026 · a record, not a forecast
Both figures are KTB's own, computed from the archive; no vendor rating enters either. Every run's figure is on its form line below with its grade. Grades measure how much the archive could see, never the merit of the run.
Run style is derived from in-running commentary, which our data provider does not supply for this horse's races.
Pedigree intelligence
Sire
Slip Anchor (GB)
Progeny in our archive have won 8.1% of 420 runs since Jan 2008 (38 horses).
Going
Runs
Wins
SR
vs sire
This horse
Firm
6
1
16.7%
+8.6
—
Good to Firm
76
5
6.6%
−1.5
—
Good
131
13
9.9%
+1.8
—
Good to Soft
84
6
7.1%
−1
0 from 2
Soft
68
5
7.4%
−0.7
0 from 3
Heavy
20
1
5%
−3.1
0 from 2
Standard (AW)
35
3
8.6%
+0.5
—
Distance (all codes)
Runs
Wins
SR
vs sire
This horse
6f – 7f
11
1
9.1%
+1
—
1m – 1m1f
18
2
11.1%
+3
—
1m2f – 1m4f
39
4
10.3%
+2.2
—
1m5f – 2m
86
5
5.8%
−2.3
0 from 4
2m1f – 2m4f
115
7
6.1%
−2
0 from 3
2m5f – 3m
115
12
10.4%
+2.3
—
Over 3m
36
3
8.3%
+0.2
—
Flat and jumps together (all codes) · since Jan 2008 · as at 27 Oct 2026 · rows under 30 runs muted · win % is the measure, a record not a forecast
Dam
Cumbrian Rhapsody (GB) (Sharrood)
6 siblings in the archive, 2 winners — best of them Theatre Belle (GB) (4 wins).
The wins came over 1m7f–2m4f; the highest grade won is Class 3 (Theatre Belle (GB)).
Splits include every sample, however small — muted rows are under 3 runs. A one-from-one record is a fact, not a trend: read the Runs column before the strike rate.
Mollyalice (GB) has yet to win, from 7 archived starts between 2006 and 2007.
Who trained Mollyalice?
Mollyalice (GB) was trained by Tim Easterby on the most recent run on record, at Catterick on 27 February 2007.
Who is Mollyalice's sire?
Mollyalice (GB) is by Slip Anchor (GB) out of Cumbrian Rhapsody (GB), whose sire is Sharrood.
What is Mollyalice's official rating?
The most recent official rating on record is 82, from the run on 27 February 2007. That is also the highest on record.
What is Mollyalice's sire's record?
Slip Anchor (GB)'s progeny in our archive have won 8.1% of 420 runs since Jan 2008 (38 horses), Flat and jumps together.
Who are Mollyalice's siblings?
Out of Cumbrian Rhapsody (GB), Mollyalice (GB) has 6 other produce in our archive, 2 of them winners. Most wins: Theatre Belle (GB) (4). Highest grade won: Class 3 (Theatre Belle (GB)). The wins came over 1m7f–2m4f. As at Oct 2026.
Mollyalice (GB)·0–7·SR 0%
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