Race id	Race card number	Race class	Age class	Race time	Race course	Race date	Race name	Price money	Distance of the race	Going	Surface	Pace forecast	ATR verdict	Timeform verdict	ATR top tip	ATR watch out for	Timeform winner	Timeform second	Timeform third	Race data quality	Draw	Draw result	Horse	Country	Color of horse	Sex of horse	Name of the horses father	Name of the horses mother	Name of the horses grandfather	Age	Weight	Handicap	Head Gear	Jockey	Allowance	Trainer	Pre Race Comments	Comments	Rating	Pace Rating	Form scan position	Form scan value	First price	Last price	Rank	Change in %	ATR index	Predictor score
1576709	1	5	6YO plus	17:25	Stratford	19 Apr 2026	Racing TV 'Grassroots' Open Hunters' Chase	£2,361 - 5 declared to run	2m 6f 125y	Good		null	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	1-2-3 Selections Largy Pearl (4) Kansas Du Berlais (3) Killer Clown (1)	null	Largy Pearl	Kansas Du Berlais	Killer Clown	null	0	null	Killer Clown		b	g	Getaway	Our Soiree	Milan	12	0	122	i	Miss D White	7	Miss White	Winner of the Ladies Open at Hornby Castle by 4l last time; effective 2m4f-3m on any ground; bidding for the hattrick of wins here, fair chance now back under rules.		112	null	null	null			5	25	452.38	null
1576709	2	5	6YO plus	17:25	Stratford	19 Apr 2026	Racing TV 'Grassroots' Open Hunters' Chase	£2,361 - 5 declared to run	2m 6f 125y	Good		null	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	1-2-3 Selections Largy Pearl (4) Kansas Du Berlais (3) Killer Clown (1)	null	Largy Pearl	Kansas Du Berlais	Killer Clown	null	0	null	Important Notice		b	g	Sholokhov	Denwoman	Witness Box	8	0	0	i	Mr Sean P O'Connor	3	J Newman	Winner of the Ladies Open at Trebudannon by 2l last time; effective up to 3m2f on S and G; another one bidding for the hattrick, very much respected back under rules.		110	null	null	null			3	0	0.0	null
1576709	3	5	6YO plus	17:25	Stratford	19 Apr 2026	Racing TV 'Grassroots' Open Hunters' Chase	£2,361 - 5 declared to run	2m 6f 125y	Good		null	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	1-2-3 Selections Largy Pearl (4) Kansas Du Berlais (3) Killer Clown (1)	null	Largy Pearl	Kansas Du Berlais	Killer Clown	null	0	null	Kansas Du Berlais		gr	g	Martaline	Kadika	Poliglote	7	74.39	110	i	Miss Megan Bevan	5	C M Clarke	Second and beaten by 4l in the Ladies Open at Cotley latest; multiple hurdle winner under rules but struggled over fences, might be best watched in this field.		113	null	null	null			4	17	94.36	null
1576709	4	5	6YO plus	17:25	Stratford	19 Apr 2026	Racing TV 'Grassroots' Open Hunters' Chase	£2,361 - 5 declared to run	2m 6f 125y	Good		null	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	1-2-3 Selections Largy Pearl (4) Kansas Du Berlais (3) Killer Clown (1)	null	Largy Pearl	Kansas Du Berlais	Killer Clown	null	0	null	Largy Pearl		ch	g	Sholokhov	Claudia's Pearl	Deploy	8	0	0	i	Mr D Peters	null	D Peters	Winner of the Conditions Point at Dalton Park by 2l last time out, landed the hattrick of wins, in rich vein of form in points, very much respected going back into rules company.		113	null	null	null			2	17	454.55	null
1576709	5	5	6YO plus	17:25	Stratford	19 Apr 2026	Racing TV 'Grassroots' Open Hunters' Chase	£2,361 - 5 declared to run	2m 6f 125y	Good		null	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	LARGY PEARL landing the hat-trick last time points to the fact he’s thriving at present, and winning over half of his starts in that sphere is a strong indicator of reliability and ability. That run on rules debut finishing second to a high-class type who went on to win at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals reads very well in this context. Crucially, she’s facing nothing of that calibre here, so if she translates her current point form back under rules, she sets the standard. Kansas Du Berlais looks like the solid alternative. He’s got a bit more experience under rules than most in here and ran well to finish second last time. That experience can count for plenty in hunter chases, so he’s a logical place contender and could capitalise if the favourite underperforms. Killer Clown is the interesting veteran. His old form—rated in the 140s would blow this apart, but at 12 years old, you’re relying on a revival that may or may not come. Still in this company, he doesn’t need to be anywhere near his peak to get competitive for a place.	1-2-3 Selections Largy Pearl (4) Kansas Du Berlais (3) Killer Clown (1)	null	Largy Pearl	Kansas Du Berlais	Killer Clown	null	0	null	Amidnightstar		b	m	Midnight Legend	Wise Little Girl	Singspiel	9	0	94	i	Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell	5	Tom Britten	Second and beaten by 1/2l in a conditions race at Sandon latest; tongue-tie fitted for the first time; effective 2m-2m4f on good; all to prove on hunter chase debut.		102	null	null	null			1	30	95.88	null