PROFORM STATS ANALYSIS: Our PROFORM stats identify the key statistical positives and negatives for racing on Thursday.
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positives 
and negatives 
for today’s racing.
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Sandown 1-45: Mark Johnston and Silvestre De Sousa have an excellent long-term strike rate of 21% together, Unresolved is 6.6.
Sandown 2-15: Silvestre De Sousa has an excellent long-term strike rate of 28% at Sandown, his mount West End Girl is 11.0.
Sandown 2-50: Ed Walker and Andrea Atzeni have had close to double their expected winners together, State Of Affair is 9.6.
Yarmouth 2-35: James Tate and PJ McDonald have an excellent 33% strike rate together, they have River Cam at 2.52.
Yarmouth 3-10: David Lanigan and Daniel Muscutt have close to double their expected winners together, Winterkoenigin is 4.2.
Yarmouth 3-40: Jamie Spencer has an excellent long-term strike rate of 23% at Yarmouth, he rides Starczewski at 2.98.
Southwell 11-25: Sean Bowen has an impressive 32% strike rate over fences at Southwell, he rides Tanrudy at 3.5.
Southwell 12-30: Gavin Sheehan has rode very close to double his expected winners over hurdles at Southwell, Carntop is 5.6.
Newbury 6-00: Rob Hornby has had more than double his expected winners at Newbury, he rides Tigerten at 60.0!
Newbury 6-30: David Egan has had close to double his expected winners at Newbury, his mount Good Times Too at 13.0.
Doncaster 6-15: Roger Varian has an impressive long-term strike rate of 25% at Doncaster, he saddles Maqtal at 7.8.
Doncaster 6-50: Sir Michael Stoute has an excellent long-term strike rate of 33% at Doncaster, he saddles Arctic Ocean at 1.98.
Leopardstown 6-20: Noel Meade and Colin Keane have an impressive 21% strike rate together, they have Perry Owens at 7.6.
Limerick 6-10: Eric McNamara has saddled more than double his expected winners over hurdles at Limerick, Torquay is 5.6.
Sandown 5-00: Michael Attwater and Adam Kirby have had less than half of their expected winners together, Chevallier is 17.0.
Yarmouth 2-05: Tom Clover and Jack Mitchell have had less than half of their expected winners together, Tulloona is 12.0.
Yarmouth 3-10: Phil McEntee and Grace McEntee have had less than half of their expected winners together, Contingency Fee is 25.0.
Yarmouth 4-45: Alistair Rawlinson is quite close to having one third of his expected winners at Yarmouth, he rides Danzena at 21.0.
Southwell 11-55: Tom O’Brien has rode less than half of his expected winners over fences at Southwell, Goohar is 23.0.
Southwell 2-00: Johnny Farrelly amd Luca Morgan are very close to having half of their expected winners together, Ormskirk is 10.0.
Newbury 4-55: Ed Dunlop has had less than one third of his expected winners at Newbury, he saddles Grandscape at 6.6.
Newbury 7-05: Clive Cox has had less than one fifth of his expected winners at Newbury, he saddles Just The Man at 5.8.
Doncaster 5-45: Rebecca Bastiman is very close to having half of her expected winners at Doncaster, she saddles Amazing Grazing at 9.8.
Doncaster 7-20: Richard Spencer is very close to having one third of his expected winners at Doncaster, he saddles Material Girl at 8.2.
Leopardstown 7-30: Willie McCreery is very close to having half of his expected winners at Leopardstown, he saddles Innervisions at 25.0.
Limerick 5-40: JJ Slevin has rode half of his expected winners over hurdles at Limerick, Wayfarer is 6.0.
BETDAQ BACK of the day on stats: RIVER CAM 2-35 Yarmouth, at around 2.52.
BETDAQ LAY of the day on stats: No Bet. (Prices too big to lay today).
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