Stats and trends play an essential part in horse racing betting, and we’ll be highlighting the key pointers every day of the week to give our followers the inside track.
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Monday’s Key Stats & Trends
Below are three key stats and trends for the racing on Monday, September 16.
1:55pm Worcester - Beat Box
- Jockey Harry Skelton has ridden Beat Box three times previously, winning on each occasion.
3:20pm Thirsk - Watching Stars
- Trainer Charlie Appleby has saddled four winners from his last seven runners at Thirsk, and he sends one horse to the course on Monday.
5:30pm Kempton - Madame Jeanette
- The Dominic Ffrench Davis-trained Madame Jeanette was 7th in a Class 2 race last time out, and drops into a Class 5 contest today.
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When are the Stats & Trends updated?
The Stats & Trends will be updated every day by 10am, with any key pointers highlighted - so make sure and check back daily.
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Why are Stats & Trends important in horse racing?
Trainers and jockeys record in a race the most common weight range or age group that wins a race, what sort of form a horse brings, or how long a break a horse has had before running in a race are all key pointers.
Specific trainers target specific races, and certain jockeys ride some racecourses better than others, so keeping those on your side can be an advantage.
While some horses perform better at specific racecourses and on different types of ground.