Five dogs have shown big composite score jumps heading into today's cards, and the trajectory matters more than the raw number in each case. Good Levi leads the way with the sharpest rise of the lot, up 52 points from a score of just 4 to 56 ahead of his run in the 15:07 at Sheffield, an IV grade contest over 280m from trap 2 - the kind of leap that usually points to a dog finding a trip or grade that suits after a rough patch.
Unknown Daisy isn't far behind, climbing 44 points to 54 for the 20:59 at Kinsley in an A7 over 462m from trap 3, while Epic Command has added 37 points to reach 55 ahead of the 15:44 at Sheffield, an IV over 500m from trap 4. Both look like dogs who've settled into grades that better match their ability rather than simply enjoying a lucky run.
Crossfield Reba is worth a mention too, up 32 points to 59 for the 20:41 Handicap at Kinsley over 462m from trap 6 - a score that would make her competitive in most fields. These improving profiles are exactly the sort of runners worth adding to a kennel tracker now, before the market and the wider form figures fully catch up with where their rating has actually got to.