Score-vs-Market Gaps Dominate a Busy Tuesday Card Across Navan, Worcester, Newmarket, Fontwell, and Kempton

RaceEasy's model throws up a series of notable divergences between score rank and market rank today, headlined by a Class 2 Kempton handicap where the top-scored runner sits fifth in the betting, a Fontwell Class 3 hurdle where the model's Win Pick is priced as a 3/1 shot rather than a favourite, and a Navan handicap where two CD-badge holders lead the scoring in a nine-runner field.

**Fontwell 15:42 — Class 3 Hurdle**

This is the standout race for RaceEasy's data today. Motazzen carries a totalScore of 61 — comfortably the highest single score across the entire Fontwell card — and holds the CD badge, meaning the model has a course-and-distance winner at the top of its rankings. The course specialist bonus registers at 6/10. Despite all of that, the model ranks Motazzen 1st on score against a market rank of 3, a gap RaceEasy is required to flag. RaceEasy names Motazzen as its Win Pick, ridden by Richard Upton for Henrietta Knight. Grand Conqueror (scoreRank 2, marketRankInRace 1) is the Each-Way pick and also carries a course specialist bonus of 6/10, so the model finds genuine course form at the top of the field — it's just that the market has the order the other way around. He's A Latchico also holds the CD badge (scoreRank 3, marketRankInRace 5, course specialist bonus 6/10), making this a race where three of the six featured runners carry meaningful course form signals that the model is explicitly crediting.

**Kempton 19:00 — Class 2 Handicap**

Fourteen runners, a Class 2 tag, and RaceEasy's model finds its biggest single score-vs-market gap of the evening here. Synergism holds a totalScore of 56 — the highest in the field — carries the CD badge, and scores a going suitability factor of 10/10 on the Standard/Slow surface. The model ranks Synergism 1st on score; the market has it 5th. RaceEasy names Synergism as its Each-Way pick. The Win Pick is Level Look (score 46), while Codiak is flagged as the Longshot (scoreRank 6, marketRankInRace 8, going suitability 10/10). Brasil Power also merits attention: scoreRank 2, marketRankInRace 11, course specialist flag, and going suitability 10/10. The model is finding course form and surface suitability stacked at the top of its rankings while the market has several of those runners drifting down the betting.

**Kempton 19:30 — Class 5 Handicap**

Caragio is RaceEasy's Win Pick here (totalScore 63, scoreRank 1, marketRankInRace 1) — one of the rare races today where score rank and market rank align at the top. The model credits a going suitability factor of 10/10 and a proven-at-this-level flag for the course specialist. Modern Times is the Each-Way pick (scoreRank 2, marketRankInRace 5, going suitability 10/10), with the model ranking it 2nd on score against a market rank of 5. Initial Blue is flagged as the Longshot: scoreRank 4, marketRankInRace 7, CD badge, class factor 10/10. Buccabay also carries the CD badge and a headgear factor of 9/10 but sits at scoreRank 5 against a market rank of 2 — the model ranks it five places lower than the market does.

**Navan 15:17 — Flat Handicap**

Nine runners on Yielding ground and RaceEasy's model leads with two CD-badge holders at the top of the scoring. Irish Rumour (totalScore 51, scoreRank 1, marketRankInRace 2) is the Win Pick — CD badge, course specialist bonus 4/10, ridden by Orla Tynan for Jennifer Anne Lynch. Happy Henry (totalScore 48, scoreRank 2, marketRankInRace 5) is the Each-Way pick and also carries the CD badge with a course specialist bonus of 4/10; the model ranks it 2nd on score against a market rank of 5. Bad Boy Rizz (scoreRank 4) additionally holds the CD badge, meaning three of the top four in the model's scoring carry course-and-distance form — an unusually concentrated cluster of that flag in one race.

**Newmarket 15:35 — Class 2 Flat**

Girl Scout is RaceEasy's Win Pick (totalScore 50, scoreRank 1, marketRankInRace 3) — the model's recent form factor for this runner registers at a maximum 10/10, and the score rank of 1 sits against a market rank of 3. Noble Prince (scoreRank 2, marketRankInRace 2) is the Each-Way pick with a class factor of 10/10. Lots Road heads the market (marketRankInRace 1) but sits at scoreRank 5 in the model, with a class factor of just 3/10 — the model ranks it four places lower than the market, a gap RaceEasy flags as a matter of data, not editorial inference.