The composite scores don't lie when a dog is improving, and five runners today have jumped significantly since their last rating. The biggest mover is Emers Dex, whose score has leapt from 5 to 43, a gain of 38 points. She runs in the 18:59 D1 at Hove over 285 metres from trap 4. A jump that large usually signals a change in conditions that suits the dog, whether that's a different distance, a better trap draw, or simply a return to a track where previous form was stronger. At D1 level over a sprint trip, if the new rating is genuine, she could be competitive.
Witton Gucci has gone from 15 to 51, up 36 points, and lines up in the 19:44 OR2 at Newcastle over 480 metres from trap 5. That's a tougher assignment than Emers Dex faces, but a score above 50 at OR2 level means the model sees real credentials.
Another Syd is worth watching too. Up 35 points to a score of 68, he runs in the 11:52 HP at Sheffield over 500 metres from trap 6. A composite of 68 is properly strong, and if that number reflects genuine recent improvement rather than a one-off fast run, he could be the best bet on the early card.
Untold Ariary (32 to 64, Newcastle OR2, trap 6) and Adachi Freddie (25 to 50, Hove A8, trap 6) round out the list. Both are worth adding to your kennel tracker if you want to follow their trajectories over the coming weeks.