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Eric Bowers narrowing the field

Same here O Olwenba , I think the last time we covered Chester, thing did not always work out . Today winner had only won a class 4 before and this was a big step up in class

When the system fails, we do not make excuses; we run the autopsy. In the 3.30 at Chester, our fundamental reliance on the Class Ceiling (the Bowers Liability filter) blinded us to the absolute supreme law of Chester’s topography: Geometry overrides Class.

Here is the forensic breakdown of the failure:

1. The Lexington Jet Blindspot (The 20/1 Winner)​

We aggressively purged Lexington Jet in Step 1. His Official Rating of 82 against a ceiling of 102 generated a toxic Bowers Liability score of 39.0. Mathematically, he had no right to win.

  • The Error: We ignored his specific tactical profile in relation to his draw. Look at his past HRB comments: "has found both the headgear and track that suits his style ideally... made all, raced freely... drew clear." He is a pure front-running track specialist.
  • The Reality: Drawn in Stall 2, he possessed the exact topological weapon needed for Chester. He was "rousted along early to go handy second," entirely neutralizing the 20-pound class gap by securing the inside aerodynamic rail. We allowed a static math formula to eliminate a geometric certainty.

2. The Lone Speed Anomaly Destroyed​

Our tactical map relied on Elements Of Fire (Stall 1) getting an uncontested lead.

  • The Reality: Lexington Jet broke from Stall 2 and immediately engaged him. Elements Of Fire did not get the free pass we projected; he was forced to expend critical energy defending his rail position. He was "headed over 1f out, no extra," finishing 5th. The pace duel destroyed our primary target.

3. The Class Anchor Drowns​

Our Class Anchor, Palmar Bay (9/2), boasted a massive 102 OR and a 100.2 peak CCR.

  • The Reality: He finished a dismal 10th. Chester’s tight, circular turns do not allow heavy, galloping class horses to balance and deploy their maximum stride length. Palmar Bay was "pushed along well over 2f out... weakened,"completely swallowed by the track's unique physics. Raw class means absolutely nothing at Chester if the horse cannot handle the centrifugal force of the bends.

4. The Brighton Boy Surge​

We correctly identified that Brighton Boy (11/1) possessed a massive engine (102.74% FSP in his previous start), but we faded him due to Stall 8. He defied the geometric odds, improving on the outer to finish 2nd. His raw momentum carried him through the wide-draw penalty, proving the Thirsk Amendment is highly potent even in adverse conditions.
 
Magnificent work in here today with Realign. Topped my rating too, lots of people diving in on it too.

I've just looked at Lexington Jet and given my own model expressly demonstrates him to be a likely front runner and drawn from stall 2 I'm disappointed it dismissed him so easily (2nd last in the ratings). The model is supposed to give something like that much more serious consideration at a course like Chester.
 
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KNN Rreport for Yesterdays Carlisle 2.00

As mandated, we must start by mapping the front end of the race before looking at anything else.

In this 6-furlong sprint, there is absolutely no Green 🟢 "Lone Speed Anomaly". Marty Hopkirk attempted to dictate the pace but completely blew himself up in the process. His disastrous Finishing Speed Percentage (FSP) of 93.66% and subsequent fade to 13th place confirms he failed to execute the 'Analiese Blueprint'.

Because the pace-setter collapsed so dramatically, the tactical advantage shifted to the horses who distributed their energy more efficiently. The sectionals reveal a perfectly timed winning ride and a massive quantitative eyecatcher further back in the field.

Step 1: Defining the Three Calls for 6 Furlongs​

For a standard 6-furlong sprint, we slice the race into clean 2-furlong thirds to build our KNN vectors. This isolates the early speed, the mid-race positioning, and the final sprint:

  • C1 (First 2f): Start to 4f out.
  • C2 (Middle 2f): 4f out to 2f out.
  • C3 (Final 2f): The sprint to the finish.
Extracting the raw furlong data into our three calls, we can compare the pace-setter, the winner, and the extreme closer:

Horse (Finish)C1 (First 2f)C2 (Middle 2f)C3 (Final 2f)
Marty Hopkirk (13th - Led)24.15s23.51s27.57s
Realign (1st)24.41s22.94s24.04s
Rousing Encore (4th)25.25s22.94s23.80s

Step 2: The KNN Application and Energy Distribution​

If we run these vectors through a KNN model calibrated for this class of 6f sprints using the Euclidean distance formula:
The math shows exactly why the front end fell apart and who ran the superior quantitative race.

The Mathematically Optimal Trip: Realign ran the textbook tracking race. He let Marty Hopkirk absorb the early wind resistance, sitting just 0.26 seconds off the aggressive pace during C1. Realign then made a decisive, sustained move in the C2 phase (22.94s) to take control of the race. Because he conserved that early energy, he had plenty left for a strong 24.04s C3 to hold off the closers.

The Quantitative Anomaly: Rousing Encore is a massive sectional upgrade. He was dropped completely out the back, logging a sluggish 25.25s C1 and spotting the leader a massive 1.10 seconds (roughly 6 lengths).

To get from 13th position into 4th by the wire, Rousing Encore had to run a C2 sectional identical to the winner (22.94s) and clock the fastest final third of the entire field (23.80s). His elite 103.79% FSP highlights that he was flying late. Overcoming that kind of early deficit to hit the frame makes him a serious betting prospect in a race with a more genuine, contested early pace that collapses the leaders sooner.

Tactical Takeaways​

1. Realign is a solid benchmark. He won this race through perfect tactical positioning. While not a freakish sectional performance, his energy distribution was flawless, making his form reliable.

2. Rousing Encore is the horse to follow. His final 2 furlongs were mathematically superior to the winner. If he gets a clean break or a pace scenario that plays into the hands of deep closers next time out, he will be heavily upgraded.
 
The Colosseum engine is fired up and calibrated for the 5.45 at Thirsk.

We are looking at a 14-runner Class 2 sprint handicap over a straight 6 furlongs on Good ground. With the stalls positioned in the Centre, there is no rail bias to hide behind. This is a pure aerodynamic drag race where slipstreams and raw engine capacity will dictate the winner.

Before we even consider the pace map, we must physically audit the field to find the structural equilibrium.

Pre-Race Filter: The OR Balance Test​

  1. Identify the OR Range: The absolute class ceiling belongs to 1 Annaf (OR 102). The floor belongs to 14 Manila Scouse (OR 78).
  2. Calculate the True Mathematical Midpoint: The midpoint between 102 and 78 is 90.0.
  3. Verify the Field Median: The actual median rating of this 14-runner field is 90.5.
  4. The Verdict: The median sits just +0.5 points above the theoretical midpoint. This is a structurally perfect, incredibly well-handicapped race. The geometry is exceptionally safe. We proceed.

Step 1 & 2: Morning Line Bowers Elimination & The Thirsk Amendment​

We calculate the Bowers Liability Score ((Class Ceiling 102 - Horse OR) + Decimal Odds). Enforcing a strict safety threshold of 20.0 for a massive 14-runner field, we ruthlessly purge the mathematical dead weight.

Note: The system identifies a critical anomaly at the very top. The nominal class ceiling, 1 Annaf (22/1), generates a toxic Bowers score of 23.0. A top-weight drifting to 22/1 is the definition of a decaying engine. We ruthlessly purge the literal ceiling. 2 Al Shabab Storm (OR 101) assumes the mantle of the Class Anchor.

The Elite Structural Tier (Retained):

  • 2 Al Shabab Storm (OR 101): 1 diff + 12.0 odds (11/1) = 13.0 Bowers (The Effective Class Anchor)
  • 4 Fandom (OR 95): 7 diff + 9.0 odds (8/1) = 16.0 Bowers
  • 5 Dark Thirty (OR 93): 9 diff + 7.5 odds (13/2) = 16.5 Bowers (Thirsk Amendment active: Form reads 0060071. Coming off a win, possessing immediate physical momentum).
  • 12 Eternal Sunshine (OR 85): 17 diff + 8.0 odds (7/1) = 25.0 Bowers 🚨 (Thirsk Amendment Active. Massive market respect for a horse mathematically out of the handicap. We respect the money).
  • 13 Yes Im Mali (OR 82): 20 diff + 5.5 odds (9/2) = 25.5 Bowers 🚨 (Thirsk Amendment Active. Form reads 0730172. He is the 9/2 favorite despite being 20 lbs off the ceiling. Severe market mover and momentum climber. Protected).
--- The Toxic Casualties (Eliminated) ---

  • 1 Annaf (22/1): Liability 23.0 (Decaying top-weight)
  • 6 Toyotomi (12/1): Liability 23.0
  • 10 Strike Red (17/2): Liability 23.5
  • 8 Fluorescence (11/1): Liability 24.0
  • 9 Russet Gold (11/1): Liability 25.0
  • 7 Milford (14/1): Liability 26.0
  • 11 Gangsta Man (16/1): Liability 32.0
  • 14 Manila Scouse (12/1): Liability 37.0
  • 3 Sir Yoshi (40/1): Liability 48.0
We have stripped 9 toxic liabilities from the board. We are left with a highly concentrated Elite Tier of 5 tactical targets.

The Integrated Colosseum Master Summary Chart​

HorseLive BowersAdj CCR (Last 3)TFR (Last 3)Tfig (Last 3)Full Timeform Race Comments (Most Recent First)
2 Al Shabab Storm13.094.8, 104.0, 97.0100, 98, 6189, 75, 651. might have needed the outing, this sort of trip as far as he wants as well; close up, ridden over 2f out... badly hampered soon after, dropped away.

2. ran much better returned to a sprint trip/all-weather... in touch, ridden 2f out, stayed on until no extra late on.

3. shaped as if stretched by this trip; prominent, shaken up over 2f out, left behind approaching final 1f.
🟢 4 Fandom16.090.0, 83.0, 57.7104, 88, 8496, 89, ---1. was back to his best on just second outing for the Hannon stable having eased another 3 lb in the weights, appreciating the return to 6f and catching the eye with how he went through the race, in an ideal position admittedly; prominent, travelled well, every chance over 1f out.

2. back on turf... looked rusty on first outing since leaving Olly Murphy after 9 weeks off; outpaced in rear... late headway.

3. (Non-Hcp Data omitted for brevity).
5 Dark Thirty16.595.0, 79.0, 77.2103, 83, 7494, 69, 581. bounced right back to form on just third outing for current yard having dipped below last winning mark, making the most of a good draw/perfect track position... made all towards far side, ridden over 1f out, always holding on.

2. failed to come on for recent run and still looks to be finding his feet for his new stable; disputed lead, pushed along from halfway, weakened.

3. won this race last year, but possibly needed the run... tactics that helped last year were a hindrance this time; led... weakened.
🟢 13 Yes Im Mali25.573.5, 69.0, 68.090, 82, 8789, 79, 721. has made a positive start on joining current connections and got back on the up with his sights lowered; mid-field, pushed along over 2f out, headway over 1f out, ran on late.

2. wasn't disgraced, essentially giving the impression he's not quite up to this level... chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, weakened final 1f.

3. resumed winning ways with recent reappearance under his belt and the step back up to 6f in his favour... kept on well.

Tactical Physics & The Final Verdict​

The "Very Strong" pace forecast over a straight 6 furlongs completely dictates the topology of this race. Front-runners will face extreme aerodynamic drag.

1. 🟢 The Alpha Tracker: Fandom (8/1) He is the perfect geometric fit for a pace collapse. Mapped to track the leaders, he is drawn High (Stall 12), exactly where the Timeform bias dictates he needs to be. The RaceIQ data from York confirms his elite efficiency: in a "Very Fast" race, he sat just off the blazing speed, travelled beautifully, and clocked an elite 95.47% FSP. Furthermore, he receives a massive 1.9-length swing in the weights against Dark Thirty for that York run.

2. 🟢 The Class Anchor: Al Shabab Storm (11/1) He represents the absolute class ceiling (OR 101). His Timeform notes scream that 7.5 furlongs stretches his stamina. Dropping back to a pure 6-furlong sprint unleashes his raw speed. His Kempton run over 6f generated a monstrous 104.0 Adjusted CCR and an absolute field-best Top Speed of 42.20 MPH. If the pace collapses, his raw class will swallow the tiring leaders.

3. The Momentum Climber: Yes Im Mali (9/2) The 9/2 favorite is protected by the Thirsk Amendment. While his raw CCRs look lower (73.5), he is carrying a featherweight compared to the anchors. He ran a massive 96.39% FSP last time out, proving he finishes his races relentlessly.

4. The Pace Trap: Dark Thirty (13/2) He won making all at York, but that was from a perfect draw where he got the rail. Today, drawn in the Centre (Stall 8) facing a "Very Strong" pace forecast with multiple other front-runners, the aerodynamic drag will punish him. We retain him in the Dutch solely as insurance due to the Thirsk Amendment (recent winner), but the physics are stacked against a repeat.

📊 Colosseum 4-Horse Dutching Calculator (10pt Bankroll)​

We weaponize the bankroll around the Alpha Tracker and the Class Anchor, covering the bottom-weight momentum climber.

SelectionMorning Odds (Decimal)Implied ProbStake (Proportional)Expected Return
🟢 Yes Im Mali5.5 (9/2)0.1823.58 pts19.69
🟢 Dark Thirty7.5 (13/2)0.1332.61 pts19.57
🟢 Fandom9.0 (8/1)0.1112.18 pts19.62
🟢 Al Shabab Storm12.0 (11/1)0.0831.63 pts19.56
TOTALS0.50910.00 ptsTarget ROI: ~+96%
 
Analysis of yesterdays Chester 3.30


In this 7-furlong handicap, there is no Green 🟢 "Lone Speed Anomaly". Elements Of Fire took the field along, but the sub-100% Finishing Speed Percentages (FSPs) across the board indicate this was a genuinely fast, testing pace that eventually broke the front-runner.

Because Elements Of Fire folded early in the straight and faded to 5th (with a low 95.55% FSP), he failed to execute the 'Analiese Blueprint'. The tactical advantage immediately shifted to the horse sitting in the slipstream, while the raw sectional data reveals a massive performance from a horse severely compromised by his draw.

Step 1: Defining the Three Calls for 7 Furlongs​

To accurately map the energy distribution over 7 furlongs, we build our KNN vectors using a 3f / 2f / 2f structure. This isolates the early battle for position, the mid-race breather, and the final 2-furlong sprint to the line.

  • C1 (First 3f): Start to 4f out.
  • C2 (Middle 2f): 4f out to 2f out.
  • C3 (Final 2f): The sprint to the finish.
Extracting the raw furlong data into these three calls, we can compare the pace-setter, the tactical winner, and the extreme closer who navigated a nightmare trip:

Horse (Finish)C1 (First 3f)C2 (Middle 2f)C3 (Final 2f)
Elements Of Fire (5th - Led)37.86s24.23s25.54s
Lexington Jet (1st)37.99s24.06s25.18s
Bobby Bennu (4th)39.06s24.00s24.44s

Step 2: The KNN Application and Energy Distribution​

Running these vectors through a KNN model calibrated for Class 2 (0-105) 7f turf handicaps using the Euclidean distance formula:

The math reveals exactly how tactical positioning won the race, and who actually ran the superior quantitative race in defeat.

The Mathematically Optimal Trip: Lexington Jet ran the perfect tracking race. He let Elements Of Fire absorb the aggressive early fractions, sitting just 0.13s (roughly half a length) off the pace during C1. He then made a decisive, sustained move in the C2 phase (24.06s) to take control early in the straight. Getting the first run was critical; his 25.18s C3 was slowing down, but he had built enough of a buffer to survive the closers.

The Quantitative Anomaly: Bobby Bennu is an elite sectional upgrade. Drawn in the widest stall (12), his rider had to drop him completely out the back to find cover. Consequently, he logged a disastrous 39.06s C1, spotting the leader a massive 1.20 seconds (over 6 lengths) during the opening 3 furlongs.

To get into 4th from that far back off a fast pace, Bobby Bennu had to clock the fastest middle section of the field (24.00s) and the fastest final sprint (24.44s). Hitting an FSP of 99.70% in a race where the winner labored to 96.47% proves he was finishing exponentially faster than the horses ahead of him.

Tactical Takeaways​

1. Bobby Bennu is a massive blackbook entry. His energy distribution profile is exceptional. He was forced to give away an insurmountable head start due to the draw but still ran mathematically superior C2 and C3 sectionals. With a better draw in a similarly graded handicap, he has the cruising speed to destroy a field.

2. Brighton Boy confirms his track affinity. He suffered a wide trip on the home turn but still logged a highly impressive 24.48s C3 to snatch second. His raw sectionals back up Timeform's assertion that he is a course specialist here.

3. Lexington Jet got the run of the race. While he improved on the turf, his slowing C3 sectionals suggest he was perfectly placed to capitalize on the pace collapse behind him. He will likely be over-bet next time out and is a potential 'lay' candidate if forced into a contested pace.
 
5.45 over 6f at Thirsk - this usually requires high stalls and a front running/prominent style. Dark Thirty and Eternal Sunshine look the likely pace and just like the race at Chester yesterday could skip a couple lengths clear early doors. Trying to make up a length or two over sprint distances takes some doing but one that may emerge from the pack could well be Fandom. Completely unexposed in handicaps and ran fairly well last time out behind Dark Thirty.

I'll be playing two here. Dark Thirty and Fandom both win and place bet (top 5)
 
Chesham said:
The Colosseum engine is fired up and calibrated for the 5.45 at Thirsk.

We are looking at a 14-runner Class 2 sprint handicap over a straight 6 furlongs on Good ground. With the stalls positioned in the Centre, there is no rail bias to hide behind. This is a pure aerodynamic drag race where slipstreams and raw engine capacity will dictate the winner.

Before we even consider the pace map, we must physically audit the field to find the structural equilibrium.

Pre-Race Filter: The OR Balance Test​

  1. Identify the OR Range: The absolute class ceiling belongs to 1 Annaf (OR 102). The floor belongs to 14 Manila Scouse (OR 78).
  2. Calculate the True Mathematical Midpoint: The midpoint between 102 and 78 is 90.0.
  3. Verify the Field Median: The actual median rating of this 14-runner field is 90.5.
  4. The Verdict: The median sits just +0.5 points above the theoretical midpoint. This is a structurally perfect, incredibly well-handicapped race. The geometry is exceptionally safe. We proceed.

Step 1 & 2: Morning Line Bowers Elimination & The Thirsk Amendment​

We calculate the Bowers Liability Score ((Class Ceiling 102 - Horse OR) + Decimal Odds). Enforcing a strict safety threshold of 20.0 for a massive 14-runner field, we ruthlessly purge the mathematical dead weight.

Note: The system identifies a critical anomaly at the very top. The nominal class ceiling, 1 Annaf (22/1), generates a toxic Bowers score of 23.0. A top-weight drifting to 22/1 is the definition of a decaying engine. We ruthlessly purge the literal ceiling. 2 Al Shabab Storm (OR 101) assumes the mantle of the Class Anchor.

The Elite Structural Tier (Retained):

  • 2 Al Shabab Storm (OR 101): 1 diff + 12.0 odds (11/1) = 13.0 Bowers (The Effective Class Anchor)
  • 4 Fandom (OR 95): 7 diff + 9.0 odds (8/1) = 16.0 Bowers
  • 5 Dark Thirty (OR 93): 9 diff + 7.5 odds (13/2) = 16.5 Bowers (Thirsk Amendment active: Form reads 0060071. Coming off a win, possessing immediate physical momentum).
  • 12 Eternal Sunshine (OR 85): 17 diff + 8.0 odds (7/1) = 25.0 Bowers 🚨 (Thirsk Amendment Active. Massive market respect for a horse mathematically out of the handicap. We respect the money).
  • 13 Yes Im Mali (OR 82): 20 diff + 5.5 odds (9/2) = 25.5 Bowers 🚨 (Thirsk Amendment Active. Form reads 0730172. He is the 9/2 favorite despite being 20 lbs off the ceiling. Severe market mover and momentum climber. Protected).
--- The Toxic Casualties (Eliminated) ---

  • 1 Annaf (22/1): Liability 23.0 (Decaying top-weight)
  • 6 Toyotomi (12/1): Liability 23.0
  • 10 Strike Red (17/2): Liability 23.5
  • 8 Fluorescence (11/1): Liability 24.0
  • 9 Russet Gold (11/1): Liability 25.0
  • 7 Milford (14/1): Liability 26.0
  • 11 Gangsta Man (16/1): Liability 32.0
  • 14 Manila Scouse (12/1): Liability 37.0
  • 3 Sir Yoshi (40/1): Liability 48.0
We have stripped 9 toxic liabilities from the board. We are left with a highly concentrated Elite Tier of 5 tactical targets.

The Integrated Colosseum Master Summary Chart​

HorseLive BowersAdj CCR (Last 3)TFR (Last 3)Tfig (Last 3)Full Timeform Race Comments (Most Recent First)
2 Al Shabab Storm13.094.8, 104.0, 97.0100, 98, 6189, 75, 651. might have needed the outing, this sort of trip as far as he wants as well; close up, ridden over 2f out... badly hampered soon after, dropped away.

2. ran much better returned to a sprint trip/all-weather... in touch, ridden 2f out, stayed on until no extra late on.

3. shaped as if stretched by this trip; prominent, shaken up over 2f out, left behind approaching final 1f.
🟢 4 Fandom16.090.0, 83.0, 57.7104, 88, 8496, 89, ---1. was back to his best on just second outing for the Hannon stable having eased another 3 lb in the weights, appreciating the return to 6f and catching the eye with how he went through the race, in an ideal position admittedly; prominent, travelled well, every chance over 1f out.

2. back on turf... looked rusty on first outing since leaving Olly Murphy after 9 weeks off; outpaced in rear... late headway.

3. (Non-Hcp Data omitted for brevity).
5 Dark Thirty16.595.0, 79.0, 77.2103, 83, 7494, 69, 581. bounced right back to form on just third outing for current yard having dipped below last winning mark, making the most of a good draw/perfect track position... made all towards far side, ridden over 1f out, always holding on.

2. failed to come on for recent run and still looks to be finding his feet for his new stable; disputed lead, pushed along from halfway, weakened.

3. won this race last year, but possibly needed the run... tactics that helped last year were a hindrance this time; led... weakened.
🟢 13 Yes Im Mali25.573.5, 69.0, 68.090, 82, 8789, 79, 721. has made a positive start on joining current connections and got back on the up with his sights lowered; mid-field, pushed along over 2f out, headway over 1f out, ran on late.

2. wasn't disgraced, essentially giving the impression he's not quite up to this level... chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, weakened final 1f.

3. resumed winning ways with recent reappearance under his belt and the step back up to 6f in his favour... kept on well.

Tactical Physics & The Final Verdict​

The "Very Strong" pace forecast over a straight 6 furlongs completely dictates the topology of this race. Front-runners will face extreme aerodynamic drag.

1. 🟢 The Alpha Tracker: Fandom (8/1) He is the perfect geometric fit for a pace collapse. Mapped to track the leaders, he is drawn High (Stall 12), exactly where the Timeform bias dictates he needs to be. The RaceIQ data from York confirms his elite efficiency: in a "Very Fast" race, he sat just off the blazing speed, travelled beautifully, and clocked an elite 95.47% FSP. Furthermore, he receives a massive 1.9-length swing in the weights against Dark Thirty for that York run.

2. 🟢 The Class Anchor: Al Shabab Storm (11/1) He represents the absolute class ceiling (OR 101). His Timeform notes scream that 7.5 furlongs stretches his stamina. Dropping back to a pure 6-furlong sprint unleashes his raw speed. His Kempton run over 6f generated a monstrous 104.0 Adjusted CCR and an absolute field-best Top Speed of 42.20 MPH. If the pace collapses, his raw class will swallow the tiring leaders.

3. The Momentum Climber: Yes Im Mali (9/2) The 9/2 favorite is protected by the Thirsk Amendment. While his raw CCRs look lower (73.5), he is carrying a featherweight compared to the anchors. He ran a massive 96.39% FSP last time out, proving he finishes his races relentlessly.

4. The Pace Trap: Dark Thirty (13/2) He won making all at York, but that was from a perfect draw where he got the rail. Today, drawn in the Centre (Stall 8) facing a "Very Strong" pace forecast with multiple other front-runners, the aerodynamic drag will punish him. We retain him in the Dutch solely as insurance due to the Thirsk Amendment (recent winner), but the physics are stacked against a repeat.

📊 Colosseum 4-Horse Dutching Calculator (10pt Bankroll)​

We weaponize the bankroll around the Alpha Tracker and the Class Anchor, covering the bottom-weight momentum climber.

SelectionMorning Odds (Decimal)Implied ProbStake (Proportional)Expected Return
🟢 Yes Im Mali5.5 (9/2)0.1823.58 pts19.69
🟢 Dark Thirty7.5 (13/2)0.1332.61 pts19.57
🟢 Fandom9.0 (8/1)0.1112.18 pts19.62
🟢 Al Shabab Storm12.0 (11/1)0.0831.63 pts19.56
TOTALS0.50910.00 ptsTarget ROI: ~+96%
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Another in the Bag. (in future I will post my Bowers Posts on the Inner Sanctum as too many lurkers looking for a freebie)

Also well done O Olwenba, Sullybomb Sullybomb

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