DC Market Intelligence Report –Mar 14, 2026
Yesterday’s tape produced **15 strong steamers** (≥15% 10am→final contraction) across **46 races / 400 runners**. The market wasn’t drifting into positions; it was committing—several moves were decisive, not marginal.
The standout was **Tasdeed (Wolverhampton AW)**: **51.00 → 9.00 (−82.4%)**. That’s not “support”, that’s a full reprice. Notably, it **didn’t hold to SP** (SP **12.00**), which matters: the move was huge, but the late market didn’t fully endorse the final price.
Two other big-profile compressions followed:
– **All The Glory (Cheltenham)**: **151.00 → 51.00 (−66.2%)** (SP **34.00**)
– **Sir Callisto (Dundalk AW)**: **15.00 → 6.50 (−56.7%)** (SP **7.00**)
A second tier of firm, tradeable money showed up in the ~40–50% band:
– **Ethelwulf (Dundalk AW)**: **41.00 → 19.00 (−53.7%)** (SP **13.00**)
– **Corsican Caper (Doncaster)**: **67.00 → 34.00 (−49.3%)** (SP **34.00**)
– **Telepathique (Cheltenham)**: **51.00 → 26.00 (−49.0%)** (SP **23.00**)
– **Port Isaac (Doncaster)**: **15.00 → 8.00 (−46.7%)** (SP **7.50**)
Then the broader “steady grind” supports—still strong by threshold, but less explosive:
– **Absurde (Cheltenham)**: **26.00 → 15.00 (−42.3%)** (SP **17.00**)
– **Al What (Dundalk AW)**: **12.00 → 7.00 (−41.7%)** (SP **6.50**)
– **Raby Mere (Fakenham)**: **12.00 → 7.00 (−41.7%)** (SP **8.50**)
– **Espresso Milan (Cheltenham)**: **17.00 → 10.00 (−41.2%)** (SP **12.00**)
– **Jazzit (Dundalk AW)**: **5.00 → 3.00 (−40.0%)** (SP **4.50**)
– **Jongleur d’Etoiles (Doncaster)**: **6.50 → 4.00 (−38.5%)** (SP **3.75**)
– **Moby Quick (Southwell AW)**: **21.00 → 13.00 (−38.1%)** (SP **11.00**)
– **Just King High (Wolverhampton AW)**: **19.00 → 12.00 (−36.8%)** (SP **10.00**)
Key read: a meaningful chunk of these didn’t just shorten—they **reverted by SP** (e.g., Tasdeed, All The Glory, Telepathique, Espresso Milan, Jazzit). That’s telling you where the day contained late resistance.
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## 2) Landed vs Went Astray – keep it ruthless
**Landed (winners from the supported set provided):**
– **Port Isaac** delivered: **15.00 → 8.00 (−46.7%)**, SP **7.50**, **won**.
– Other winners among the “landed” list: **Seven Fires, Ghost Mode, Morning Mayhem, Barton Snow, Dinoblue, Bomb Squad, Gaelic Warrior**.
From the **strong steamers list specifically**, only **Port Isaac** is confirmed as a strong-steamer winner in the data shown. Everything else in the strong-steamer set either missed or has no result line provided here.
**Went astray (strong steamers that lost):**
– **Tasdeed** (the day’s biggest collapse) finished **7th** despite the **−82.4%** contraction.
– **All The Glory** finished **7th** after a dramatic **151 → 51**.
– **Sir Callisto** and **Jazzit** both had the “nearly horse” profile (strong support, **3rd**).
– **Corsican Caper** also hit **3rd** at big prices after halving.
– **Raby Mere** ran **4th**.
– **Absurde** was a complete non-event (**20th**) despite a material squeeze.
– **Ethelwulf** (**11th**), **Espresso Milan** (**12th**), **Al What** (**6th**) underline the same point: contraction is information, not a finish position.
**False steamers (biggest contractions that lost):** the list is explicit and brutal: **Tasdeed, All The Glory, Sir Callisto, Ethelwulf, Corsican Caper, Absurde, Al What, Raby Mere, Espresso Milan, Jazzit**. This is the caution tape for anyone mentally equating “shortened hard” with “must win”.
Net: yesterday was a reminder that **price action is not outcome**. When the strongest move of the day finishes 7th, discipline has to come from process—entry, staking, and how you treat late-SP disagreement—not from vibes.
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## 3) Trainer & Jockey Support – who the money followed repeatedly
**Trainers most repeatedly backed (from strong steamers):**
– **W P Mullins: 5 backed / 2 won**. Still the most-followed yard in the supported cohort, and the only high-volume name returning any winners in that top band.
– **Henry De Bromhead: 3 backed / 0 won**. Repeated support, no conversion yesterday.
– **J J O’Shea: 2 backed / 1 won**. Small sample, but the market was on the right side at least once.
– **David Evans: 2 backed / 0 won**
– **Gordon Elliott: 2 backed / 0 won**
– **Alan King: 2 backed / 0 won**
– Single-hit perfects (each **1 backed / 1 won**): **Toby Bulgin, Jack Channon, Andrew Balding, Nick Scholfield, John Mackie**
– **Charlie Pike: 1 backed / 0 won**
**Jockeys most repeatedly backed (from strong steamers):**
– **Mr P W Mullins: 3 backed / 0 won**. High repeat attention, no payout yesterday.
– **Darragh O’Keeffe: 2 backed / 0 won**
– **Rossa Ryan: 2 backed / 0 won**
– **Tom Bellamy: 2 backed / 0 won**
– A run of single backed / single won riders: **Danny McMenamin, George Bass, Oisin Murphy, Caoilin Quinn, Mr Henry Crow, Mark Walsh, Hollie Doyle, Paul Townend**.
The pattern is clean: the market concentrated support into familiar power stables and a few repeat riders, but yesterday **repeat attention didn’t equal repeat collection**—especially on the jockey side.
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## 4) What It Means – practical execution & discipline, no fluff
1) **Treat “strong steamer” as a filter, not a bet.** Yesterday produced heavy contractions that didn’t land—including the most aggressive one. The correct use is to identify where informed money engaged, then decide whether you need confirmation (price behaviour into SP) before committing.
2) **Respect SP disagreement.** Several horses shortened hard from 10am to “final” but drifted back by SP (Tasdeed 9.00 → SP 12.00; All The Glory 51.00 → SP 34.00 is the opposite direction, but still highlights late repricing; Telepathique 26.00 → SP 23.00; Espresso Milan 10.00 → SP 12.00; Jazzit 3.00 → SP 4.50). The execution lesson is simple: know whether your edge is **early capture**, **late confirmation**, or **exchange-trade**, and don’t mix them mid-racecard.
3) **Conversion was selective, not broad.** The data provided shows **Port Isaac** as the clear strong-steamer win. When the strike-rate is that uneven, staking must assume variance. You don’t “press” because you saw three movers—yesterday’s false-steamer list is exactly how accounts get chopped up.
4) **Follow concentration, but don’t worship it.** W P Mullins drew the most repeated support (5) and did convert twice in the supported cohort—but the most-backed jockey (Mr P W Mullins) went **0/3**. Market support clusters are useful for prioritisation; they’re not a permission slip.
**This is market intelligence, not a guarantee.** Prices move for reasons; results still require performance, positioning, and race shape that the market can misread or overpay for.
For today, go straight to the **Today’s Qualifiers** tool and work from the live shortlists rather than yesterday’s narratives.
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### Data Appendix (auto)
– Report generated: 2026-03-14 12:34:44
– Yesterday: 2026-03-13
– Strong steamer threshold: 15%
– Races: 46
– Runners: 400
– Strong steamers listed: 20
– Landed: 8
– Missed: 45
– False steamers (listed): 10
– Trainers in support table: 12
– Jockeys in support table: 12
– Qualifiers provided today: 0
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## 🟢 Today’s Live SP Qualifiers
Live qualifiers update automatically inside the tools below:
📉 10am Market Plunge List
Horses heavily backed last time and historically profitable to oppose next run.
📊 Market Form Lay Angles
Big drifters and weak market profiles to oppose at SP.
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### Data Appendix (auto)
– Report generated: 2026-03-14 12:34:44
– Yesterday: 2026-03-13
– Strong steamer threshold: 15%
– Races: 46
– Runners: 400
– Strong steamers listed: 20
– Landed: 8
– Missed: 45
– False steamers (listed): 10
– Trainers in support table: 12
– Jockeys in support table: 12
– Qualifiers provided today: 0
**Today CTA:** https://dc-network.co.uk
