This isn't about who's rated highest today — it's about who's improving fastest, and five dogs have put on more than 20 composite points since their last runs. That kind of jump usually means something has changed, whether it's a new trip, a fresh track, or simply a dog coming into its own.
Sheer Haze leads the way, up 32 points from 26 to 58 ahead of the 17:31 at Hove, an A2 over 500m from trap two. That's a big enough jump to suggest either a significant form breakthrough or a much kinder conditions match than she's had recently — either way, worth adding to the tracker to see if it's repeatable. Salems Margarita has climbed 30 points into the 13:19 at Harlow, an A6 over 415m from trap six, while So Its Lillie is up 28 points for the 14:48 at Newcastle, an A4 over 480m from trap two.Moaning Medow and Stoney Bono round out the group, both showing rises in the low-to-mid 20s ahead of races at Harlow and Doncaster respectively. None of these are the highest-rated dogs in their races outright, but trajectory matters as much as level — a dog climbing this fast is often still under-the-radar with the market, which is exactly the kind of situation worth flagging before the wider public catches on. Add them to the kennel and watch whether today's run confirms the trend.