Based on the provided total ratings and other factors, here’s an analysis of the 6.22 Chelmsford City race:

1. Saaheq: With the highest total rating of 363.0, Saaheq is the top contender. A veteran with a proven track record, Saaheq had a notable win on this course and distance and has been performing well for his new yard this year. The fact that he followed an easy course and distance win with a close third behind Prodigious Blue at Newcastle 16 days ago suggests his current form is solid. The possibility of reversing the placings at this venue, according to the commentary, adds weight to his top ranking.
2. Blue Flame (IRE): Rated second highest at 347.0, Blue Flame is an interesting contender. The horse has shown its capabilities with three AW handicaps win at 7f when trained by Ed Dunlop. Although the shift to 5f presents a new challenge, the horse has performed well for second off this mark at Kempton. Also, the fact that the new stable is expected to find the key to him sooner rather than later suggests the horse’s potential.
3. Dark Side Prince: With a total rating of 314.2, Dark Side Prince ranks third. The horse demonstrated resilience when securing a 5f handicap at Southwell in February. The commentary suggests that he’s performed well after similar breaks in the past and shouldn’t be discounted.
4. Sir Rodneyredblood: Rated at 294.1, Sir Rodneyredblood comes in fourth in the ratings order. He demonstrated his worth with two successive wins over C&D in March and over 6f at Kempton. Despite a dip in form on turf last week, he is expected to be seen to better effect back here.
5. Prodigious Blue (IRE): This horse ranks fifth with a total rating of 286.3. Although Prodigious Blue landed a 0-70 5f handicap at Newcastle 16 days ago, his first run on AW, the horse may need to step up his performance to compete with the top four. The 2lb rise in handicap shouldn’t prevent another good run.

While not in the top five, Han Solo Berger (IRE) deserves a mention due to the commentary. Han Solo Berger managed to best Saaheq over 5f at Southwell after a six-month break, demonstrating the potential for upset if he returns to his recent best form.