Prices update each odds sync. Green ▼ = shortened (steamer),
Red ▲ = drifted, Blue = = unchanged since last sync.
Best column highlights the bookmaker offering the longest price.
Thanks Harry owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. The Balanced lens likes the blend of SR strength (83) and market confidence (77). The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
5/1Tom DascombeWilliam Cox
66%Confidence
⚠ Danger Runner
Chan Noir
Nearest rival if the simulation drifts off the primary path.
5/1 · Jane Chapple-Hyam✓ Value Signal
Vera Lemon
Strongest upside if you want a less obvious route through the field.
125/1 · Jeff Mullins◈ Chamber Memory
Balanced
Even weighting across form, market confidence and race-day volatility.
Thanks Harry (SR:149, 7/2) carries the joint-highest SR in the field alongside the most credible market price, and his rating edges Chan Noir (SR:148) while sitting 5lb lighter than the equivalent comparison would suggest at 9-7 versus Chan Noir's identical weight — though the decisive factor is jockey and stable context. Tom Dascombe runs a 12% yard and the form string '72' shows a competitive second on the back of a wide run, a clear step forward from debut. Chan Noir (SR:148, 6/1) is the closest SR rival but has drifted 17% in the market, a meaningful signal of market disillusionment, while Thanks Harry holds the top AI star rating at ★★★★☆ which no other shortlisted horse matches. Spirit Of Lyra is the obvious fly in the ointment as a 4/5 favourite, but her SR of just 90 — well below the 120 workmanlike threshold — is alarming for market leadership, and her recent '41' form at the same class provides no evidence she can match horses rated 50-60 points above her.
Each-way alternative: Fillipas.
Main danger: Chan Noir — Chan Noir carries an SR of 148 — essentially level with Thanks Harry — drops a class, and despite the 17% drift may simply have been backed off-course, with Jane Chapple-Hyam's form record giving him a legitimate each-way chance at 6/1.
⚖Case against4clamped▾
Jockey William Cox strikes at just 3% from 380 rides — the weakest win-rate of any jockey on a fancied runner today, a meaningful negative in a tight 2yo heat.
Form figures '72' show a debut 7th followed by a second; the second came with a wide-run excuse, meaning the bare form has not been independently confirmed under normal racing circumstances.
Fillipas (SR:144, 10/1) has drifted in 15% and carries 5lb less; with 50 days since last run suggesting a freshener, she represents an improving rival that could outpace Thanks Harry at the weights.
At 7/2 in a 14-runner field with a 4/5 market leader absorbing significant public money, Thanks Harry is arguably overpriced relative to the thin evidence base — just two runs — supporting his SR of…