Doncaster Form Guide (Race 3) | Neurals

Thursday, 10th July 2025

3
14:35
(local)

Attheraces.Com/Marketmovers Restricted Novice Stakes (For Horses In Bands B, C And D) (Gbb Race)

Age: 3 to 5 yo WT: 55.0kg Type: WFA NOV Fastest Time: 1:11.38 Trefor 06 June 2025 4yo+ HCP SOT:G
GBP £7,200
6f2y TURF GOOD
3
14:35
(local)
GBP £7,200
6f2y GOOD

Attheraces.Com/Marketmovers Restricted Novice Stakes (For Horses In Bands B, C And D) (Gbb Race)

Age: 3 to 5 yo WT: 55.0kg Type: WFA NOV Fastest Time: 1:11.38 Trefor 06 June 2025 4yo+ HCP SOT:G
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INTERACTIVE FORM

Racing And Sports has two quality interactive form systems which you as the user can adjust to your own specific tastes and thoughts. We've detailed below how to use both the Neurals and Worksheet areas of a race guide.

Neurals

These are computer enhanced analyses of all the areas which go into making up a race field. They factor in algorithms for every contingency as explained below and added them up to generate the likely best horse in a race.

When you go into them via the Form Guide page you simply run your mouse over any column and you can sort the field by any individual type of Neural Rating which determines the final total (and therefore best rater).

Explanation of Inputs for Neural Analysis
CP Career performance assessment based on weight/class algorithms
CF Current form measured by class/weight algorithms
TIM Revolutionary time assessment (adjusted algorithm)
JA Jockey ability algorithm
TA Trainer ability algorithm
JT Jockey/trainer combination algorithm
WT Wet track performance algorithm
Crs Course suitability algorithm
D Distance suitability algorithm
$ Prizemoney earned algorithm
BP Barrier position (course & distance) algorithm
DLR Days since last run algorithm
  • The user sets the level of importance from the Preference Scale (1 to 5 or No) for each algorithm and the output weightings are listed within seconds.
  • The Neural factor analysis will quickly identify for you just who are the main chances in each race, the highest to the lowest based on the factor weightings