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Market Form Ratings: top-rated winners in 5 races — 25 October 2026

A new way to read the racing market. Market Form is changing how racing fans can interpret market activity, bringing price movement, horse history and trainer evidence together in one accessible rating. The aim is to help you quickly identify the runners whose market deserves a closer look.

We rate every runner in the field on a 0–100 scale. You can compare the whole race, follow the ratings before the off and then check how those ratings performed.

50 is neutral. Higher scores reflect stronger positive market evidence; lower scores reflect weaker or more negative evidence. A rating is a market assessment, not a percentage chance of winning. A neutral horse can still win its race.

How the top ratings performed on Sunday 25 October 2026

The highest rating included the winner in 5 of 21 races with completed top-rated results (23.8%).

In 10 of those races, at least one top-rated runner finished first or second. In 12 races, at least one finished in the first three.

What are we counting? This review covers 23 races with saved ratings. Each completed race counts once in the headline figures, even when several horses share the highest rating. “Top-rated” means highest within its own race; it does not necessarily mean a high score on the 0–100 scale.

We have not included runners jointly top-rated at 50, as 50 is the baseline. Those races are excluded from the top-rated totals, percentages and results by meeting. This excludes 7 races from this review.

Still awaiting complete results: 2 races. These races are excluded from the headline percentages until every top-rated runner’s result is known.

Results by meeting

Meeting Completed races Top rating included winner Top-two finish Top-three finish Pending races
Aintree 0 0 0 0 1
Galway 8 0 2 2 0
Market Rasen 6 3 4 4 0
Wexford 7 2 4 6 1
Total 21 5 10 12 2

Top-two and top-three columns count races with at least one top-rated runner in those positions. The figures overlap; they are not separate selections.

The ratings behind the top-rated winners

The winning runners that held the highest rating in their race carried saved MF ratings from 62 to 71. Their individual scores appear below, alongside the other recorded race winners.

3 of those winning runners rated 65 or higher before the scheduled off.

How the race winners rated

These are the winners for which a saved pre-off MF rating is available. The final column shows whether each was highest-rated in its race, including joint leaders.

Race Winner MF rating Highest in race?
12:32 Galway Chart Topper 50 No
13:07 Galway Illtakehimmyself 50 No
13:42 Galway Lanzhou 25 No
14:17 Galway Simply Natural 45 No
14:50 Galway Castleheath 50 No
15:20 Galway Ole Ole 50 No
15:56 Galway Always Scoring 50 No
16:30 Galway Bluebell Breeze 59 No
13:00 Market Rasen Moore Brion 71 Highest
13:35 Market Rasen Minella Buoy 64 Highest
14:41 Market Rasen Paper Mill 68 Highest
15:13 Market Rasen Walk In The Valley 50 No
15:48 Market Rasen Lightning Flash 50 No
16:23 Market Rasen Soviet Sailor 50 No
12:50 Wexford Pat's Legacy 41 No
13:25 Wexford Scalpnagoon 50 No
14:00 Wexford The Two Degrees 68 Highest
14:35 Wexford Lirakali 50 No
15:07 Wexford Cathryns Ruby 50 No
15:40 Wexford El Bilo 50 No
16:10 Wexford Dromana Mist 43 No
16:40 Wexford Socrates Smiled 62 Highest

One clear rating. A more informed view of the market.

Market Form brings the evidence behind a market move into focus. Our ratings make that context easier to compare across every horse in a race, while the results guide lets you follow the outcome. That is the change we are building: a clearer, more informed way to read the racing market.

This review uses saved ratings from before the scheduled off. We never recalculate a completed race using its result.

Who leads the ratings today?

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