Based on the total ratings, the top five horses in the 3.30 at Haydock are:

1. Beelzebub (IRE)
2. Chasseral
3. Radio Goo Goo
4. Lulworth Cove (IRE)
5. Hougoumont

Starting with Beelzebub, with a total rating of 380.5, this horse appears to be the strongest contender. The comments highlight that the horse has had two wins on artificial surfaces (AW) before a less impressive run on soft turf. The faster, firmer ground expected at Haydock may suit Beelzebub better, meaning this horse could well be one to watch.

Chasseral, with a rating of 354.6, is another horse that shows promise. The comments note her consistency, including a respectable fourth-place finish at Newmarket on her last outing. As she has only raced five times and still managed to deliver steady performances, she could have more to give in this race.

Third in the total ratings is Radio Goo Goo, which has a rating of 351.1. This horse made an impressive showing at Chester, winning a Class 3 event just two weeks ago. She’s been in consistent form this year and looks set to put up a strong performance at Haydock, back down in grade.

In fourth place in the ratings, we have Lulworth Cove (IRE), with a total rating of 324.5. This filly has only raced three times, winning at Wolverhampton on her last outing. Given her relative inexperience, it seems there’s potential for improvement, especially if she receives market support.

Lastly, we have Hougoumont, with a rating of 316.2. Despite a fifth-place finish on his seasonal debut, his past form suggests that he may still be a contender. He has the potential to improve on his last performance, particularly if he builds on the effort shown at Hamilton.

As for the other horses not in the top rankings by total ratings, Lulworth Cove (IRE) appears to be one to watch. She’s shown improvement with each race and could continue to progress in this handicap.

In conclusion, Beelzebub, Chasseral, and Radio Goo Goo seem to be the strongest contenders based on the total ratings. However, it would also be wise to keep an eye on Lulworth Cove (IRE) and Hougoumont, who both show potential for improvement.