1. Rockonmecca (IRE) – Total: 259.0
   Rockonmecca tops the list with the highest total rating. Despite not having won in four attempts, she has shown promise, running well in a heavy-ground novice event at Redcar and a soft-ground handicap at Doncaster, both over 7f. Aside from the conditions underfoot, she’s a likely player based on form.
2. B Associates (IRE) – Total: 250.8
   B Associates is the second-highest in total ratings. Although he is more exposed than these rivals with a record of 0-11, his turn looks near based on both efforts this season, including a close second over this course and distance (good) recently. He’s a major contender in his current form.
3. Mr Jetman (IRE) – Total: 235.8
   Mr Jetman ranks third in total ratings. He hasn’t been able to justify support in his most recent race at Catterick (7f, good to soft; turf/handicap debut) but may well build on that third-place finish. There are possibilities for him to perform well, especially being off 2lb lower in this similar event.
4. Texas Boy (IRE) – Total: 219.4
   Texas Boy is fourth in total ratings. He has made the frame three times on turf in Ireland but has shown little on the all-weather for his new stable. However, having been gelded since his last run and now wearing a tongue-tie, he may stage a revival off a reduced mark back on grass.
5. Azaim – Total: 214.7
   Azaim has weakened in the closing stages of his recent races, having made the running over 1m and 1m2f on soft ground. However, he represents an in-form yard and looks interesting with a drop back to 7f being a likely source of improvement. His sire was very smart over this trip, which could be a positive sign.
6. Ana Emaraaty – Total: 205.5
   Although Ana Emaraaty, a stablemate of B Associates, has no worthwhile form in three starts, she may improve back over 7f on her handicap debut. Her latest 5f run here was possibly inadequate.

In conclusion, Rockonmecca (IRE), B Associates (IRE), and Mr Jetman (IRE) appear to be the top contenders based on their total ratings. However, positive comments on Azaim and Ana Emaraaty suggest they could also perform well, despite their lower total ratings. As with any race, the actual outcome will depend on the conditions on the day and the performance of the horses.