Prior to this front running effort on the PSF, he hadn't looked like well handicapped horse and it is possible that the PSF was key.

If there is a horse to note then perhaps it is Nordeste.

The first of the 3-year-old handicaps on Sundays card saw a fast time and the highest ratings of any horses in the last 2-weeks.

If I had to add a horse to the tracker from this meeting then it would be the winner of the first 3-year-old handicap.

Heavy ground was the order of the day at San Sebastian on Sunday and that has had an impact on both the ratings and the time figures.

How do you tell if an All Weather track is riding fast?

This was a 5th win in his last 6 starts in Spain and although he missed over a year between April 2022 and May 2023, he retains ability.

There was only one race that caught my eye and it comes from the most unlikely source.

With a more prominent ride next time, he should be more than capable of winning a similar race from his current handicap mark.

Once I looked through the results and the ratings for todays meeting it became clear that there were 2 outstanding performances

He has great attitude and he may well be able to put that to good use again before the season comes to a close.

This win rounded off a hat-trick in the space of 30 days in Spain, his 4th win in 8 starts for his current connections.

To be able to run such a fast time and do all of the work in front, he must be at the peak of both his fitness and wellbeing.

This race was run at an end to end gallop but given the early speed shown, I think this could be a piece of form to follow.

How can you compare Form from different countries? Here's an example of Spanish form converted to French Ratings