Today's card includes several dogs whose composite scores have moved significantly higher compared to previous assessments. Moves of this size often indicate a dog coming into form before the handicapper or the market has caught up.
The sharpest rise belongs to Burnpark Amber, whose composite has climbed 29 points to reach 59. She runs at 17:12 in the A10 at Monmore over 480 metres from trap 6. A score of 59 at A10 grade is a substantial figure for that level of competition: dogs rated well above their field at lower grades often win by distances. She is one to watch tonight.
Nolas Bigfoot has moved from 22 to 48, a 26-point rise, and runs in the A7 at Harlow at 20:52 from trap 1. A jump of this size often reflects a dog who has found their conditions — the right distance, the right track, a grade where their ability translates. Trap 1 at Harlow historically wins just 8.9%, which works against her on draw grounds, but the form momentum is real.
Ballymac Lawless matches that 26-point rise, going from 30 to 56, and runs in tonight's OR3 at Nottingham at 20:54 from trap 2. The OR3 is a competitive grade, but a composite of 56 and a significant form improvement points towards a dog who has something to offer at this level. Trap 2 at Nottingham carries a reasonable historical win rate of 21.1%.
All three are on the Dog Selector today if you want to dig into their recent runs.