1.30 Windsor (11 runners)
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Streaming Handicap
6f

Here’s an analysis of the given horse race based on the ratings and comments provided:

1. Vape (369.0 Total): Vape leads the race in total ratings. The horse races prominently and has proven to be a winner six times, recently showing endurance at Chepstow (6f, good to soft). Although it faces a 3lb rise in a better race, it’s not fazed by faster ground. This makes Vape a serious contender in this race.
2. Silent Flame (347.2 Total): Silent Flame holds the second highest total rating. It recently regained its winning thread despite the ground appearing too soft and the 5f trip too sharp. It’s envisioned that it would perform well even off 4lb higher and it’s effective on quicker ground too. Silent Flame is thus another strong competitor in this race.
3. Lequinto (339.4 Total): Lequinto takes the third position in total ratings. It has been a winner twice over C&D on fast ground last summer and is well handicapped on that form. Although the form figures might not suggest it, it has been running better, and the soft ground possibly hindered it during the race four weeks ago. It is regarded as a competitive horse on form.
4. Beyond Equal (337.5 Total): Beyond Equal comes in fourth in the total ratings. Despite the fact that it’s been nearly two years since its last win on turf, it’s well handicapped again. The horse could have shown a bit better performance last time at Ascot but it still has claims on its best form, particularly in sprint trips on good to firm and good ground.
5. Hello Zabeel (328.6 Total): At the fifth spot in total ratings is Hello Zabeel. It has won two of its five runs for this yard. Its hat-trick bid may have fallen short off this mark at Chelmsford, where it did not help itself by hanging. However, the addition of cheekpieces could provide the boost it needs.

Special Mention:

• As If By Chance: Although not in the top total ratings, As If By Chance has shown competitiveness on numerous occasions, coming from well behind to finish third in a big field. It’s another horse that could be expected to perform well under Tom Marquand, given a good start.
• Regal Envoy: With a record of 3-9 for Clive Cox, it is notable on fast ground. It has been sold and gelded since, and though it isn’t in the top ratings, its encouraging performance at Newmarket on its stable debut is noteworthy.

In conclusion, based on the total ratings, Vape, Silent Flame, Lequinto, Beyond Equal, and Hello Zabeel stand as the top contenders in this race. However, the actual race outcome could be influenced by several factors, such as track conditions, jockey skill, and horse form on the day, among others. It’s advisable to consider these factors alongside the total ratings and comments for a comprehensive analysis.

4.00 Redcar (9 runners)
Racing TV Zetland Gold Cup Handicap
1m2f 

Based on the total ratings and comments provided, here is the ranking and analysis for the Redcar horse race:

1. Turntable (414.2 Total Rating): Turntable holds the highest total rating, suggesting good recent form. Despite a poor performance in the Rowley course at Newmarket on his reappearance, it’s worth noting that Turntable had two winning runs under Kaiya Fraser in 2022. Some of his best performances have been on the Rowley course. However, caution should be exercised as he hung badly and tailed off in this race last year.
2. Pillar Of Hope (412.7 Total Rating): With a narrow margin behind Turntable, Pillar Of Hope has shown signs of reviving form this year, including a win at Beverley. He also has a victory from the front off this mark over C&D (good to soft) last September, which could make him a strong contender, particularly if the ground is favourable.
3. Oviedo (387.7 Total Rating): While Oviedo has yet to prove himself in a handicap race, his performance in a recent Listed race at Newcastle indicates potential. His breeding suggests he should stay the increased trip, although he has been known to race freely. His unexposed form could make him an interesting contender.
4. War In Heaven (374.9 Total Rating): War In Heaven had a successful start to the year with wins at Wolverhampton. However, his turf mark has risen in line with his AW achievements, potentially leaving him with something to prove. His recent performances suggest he could be an outside contender.
5. Kitsune Power (372.4 Total Rating): Kitsune Power showed steady improvement last year, notably placing second in a 1m1f handicap at Glorious Goodwood and winning over 1m2f at Beverley. Despite a poor showing at the Cambridgeshire on his last outing, he has potential to be a contender in this race.

While the total ratings provide a strong guideline, it is worth noting some horses that have received positive comments but may not have the highest ratings.

• City Streak (366.5 Total Rating): Although City Streak is not the highest-rated horse, he has demonstrated consistent improvement in his RPR and recently justified favouritism with a win at Chester. He may prove competitive if he handles the ground conditions.
• Baryshnikov (368.0 Total Rating): Baryshnikov, while lower on the ratings list, had a promising start to the year and has been performing well on his last run, showing potential to compete.
• Cap Francais (310.0 Total Rating): Though low in ratings, Cap Francais is 6lb lower than 12 months ago and could be worth a market check, particularly if he can recover from his disappointing showing on his reappearance.

In summary, based on the total ratings and positive comments, the top contenders appear to be Turntable, Pillar Of Hope, and Oviedo. However, horses such as City Streak, Baryshnikov, and potentially Cap Francais could prove to be dark horses in this race.

3.45 Windsor (7 runners)
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1m2f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is an analysis and assessment of the horses:

1. Peace Man – Rated the highest with a total rating of 455.3. This 4-year-old horse only made his debut in March. His previous performance on a 1m2f maiden (soft) race shows his potential, with an RPR of 88 suggesting that his current mark is reasonable. Despite this being his first run on fast ground, his performance is worth noting.
2. Andaleep (IRE) – Second in the ratings at 381.6. The comments suggest that he has been performing well since joining the Kublers and his third-place finish out of 19 at Newbury in a similar condition was notable. His preference for quicker surfaces could work in his favour in this race.
3. Silver Gunn (IRE) – Rated third highest with a total of 344.3. A four-time turf winner at up to 11.5f, he is returning from a low note last season and lacks a run this time. His performance in this race last year was promising, but he needs to demonstrate that he can return to that form.
4. Paradias (GER) – Comes fourth in the ratings at 340.4. Despite only 1 win in 10 races, Paradias has shown potential in some of his previous runs. However, being gelded since his last race may have an impact on his performance. His current mark could prove challenging unless his new condition significantly enhances his performance.
5. Spinaround (IRE) – Fifth highest rating at 338.4. While he rediscovered his best form at Kempton, that was a Class 4 race, and he didn’t fare as well at this higher level at Newmarket. This new trip could be challenging for him, and there are other horses that appeal more in this race.

Additional Considerations:

1. Ace Rothstein (USA) – Although lower in total ratings at 298.5, there’s a hint of a renewed hope when he performed well over hurdles at Huntingdon. However, his recent performance at Newmarket was a disappointment. While he might be on a good mark, he doesn’t seem to be in his best form lately. His move to a new trainer might impact his performance.
2. Melek Alreeh (USA) – Rated the lowest at 294.9, Melek Alreeh hasn’t improved much going handicapping after wind surgery. However, he’s down 4lb for those two defeats and now goes in a tongue-tie. There is a possibility that he could have a bigger run in him.

Overall, based on the ratings and analysis, Peace Man and Andaleep are the strongest contenders for this race. Silver Gunn, Paradias, and Spinaround could also be worth watching based on their previous performances. The performances of Ace Rothstein and Melek Alreeh should be considered with caution as they seem to be in a form slump, despite showing some potential.

3.10 Windsor (4 runners)
Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap
5f

Based on the total ratings, the horses are ranked as follows:

1. Navello (422.0)
2. Whenthedealinsdone (404.3)
3. King Of Bavaria (330.1)
4. Night On Earth (329.1)

Navello sits at the top of the ratings with a total of 422.0. He won recently at Thirsk, which was his career-best victory, aided by a first-time tongue-tie. His form indicates that he is a strong contender in this race, even though he’s now up 4lb in a better race. If he runs as well as he did in Thirsk, he could be the horse to beat.

Following Navello is Whenthedealinsdone with a total of 404.3. Although his best form has been on slower ground, he has shown he can handle a quick surface, and his recent run at York was commendable despite a less than clear path. The comments suggest an improvement from his clash with Night On Earth at Nottingham last August, and his current mark appears very manageable, indicating potential to perform well in this race.

The third-rated horse is King Of Bavaria with a total rating of 330.1. His last performance at Pontefract left something to be desired, reportedly finishing sore. Despite this, he previously had a good form for his current yard and was a solid second at Newcastle. The additional furlong at Newcastle may suggest he performs better over slightly longer distances, so this 5f race might not play to his strengths.

Finally, Night On Earth is the fourth-rated horse with a total rating of 329.1. He didn’t perform optimally at Chester and Bath due to less than ideal ground conditions, but he’s shown good form on fast ground. His past form with trainer Mick Appleby includes a narrow defeat of Whenthedealinsdone, suggesting that he has the potential to perform well in this race, especially as he’s well handicapped on his fast-ground form of last year.

While Navello and Whenthedealinsdone are top-rated based on the total ratings, Night On Earth’s past form on fast ground could make him a potential contender in this race. King Of Bavaria, while third in total ratings, may not be as strong a contender given the shorter distance of this race compared to his previous good performance.

4.48 Leicester (10 runners)
King Power Handicap
6f

Based on the provided data, the horses in this race are ranked as follows:

1. Striking Star: Total Rating – 442.4
2. The Big Board: Total Rating – 378.7
3. Brooklyn Nine Nine: Total Rating – 363.2
4. Fox Master: Total Rating – 357.7
5. Grenham Bay: Total Rating – 357.0
6. Lakota Blue: Total Rating – 356.9
7. Mehme: Total Rating – 353.5
8. Cruise: Total Rating – 345.7
9. Safari Dream: Total Rating – 342.4
10. Carmela: Total Rating – 318.4

Striking Star leads the pack with a total rating of 442.4. It’s noteworthy that this horse has a significantly higher total score than the rest of the field. Striking Star has consistently performed well in previous races, although it has been the beaten favourite in its last four starts. Despite this, its recent second-place finish at Newmarket indicates its competitive ability. A drop to 6f could potentially be beneficial.

The Big Board, with a total rating of 378.7, ranks second. This horse has displayed good form in previous handicaps and has won a C&D maiden on good to firm ground. Despite its high ranking, it may need to have improved over the winter to make a winning return after a six-month break.

Brooklyn Nine Nine is the third-ranked horse, scoring a total rating of 363.2. This horse showed potential on its handicap debut, finishing second at Ripon. The addition of first-time cheekpieces might provide a performance boost.

Fox Master, the fourth-ranked horse with a total rating of 357.7, won its 6f debut on the all-weather and performed well on its recent handicap debut at Ascot. This horse should be capable of much better, particularly considering the yard’s impressive strike-rate.

Grenham Bay, ranking fifth with a total of 357.0, has won its last two 6f starts and looks set for further improvement. This horse has displayed a tenacious attitude in its races, which could be beneficial here.

Other notable horses, though lower in total ratings, have positive comments that suggest potential. Cruise, for instance, has shown immediate improvement in 6f all-weather handicaps this year. Safari Dream had a solid 2yo season, winning all three 5f handicaps and could well stay 6f this time. Carmela was a sharp early 2yo, winning two of her first three 5f starts; though her current mark is unknown, she may be competitive at 6f now.

4.36 Redcar (8 runners)
Jacks Coaches Handicap
1m2f

The horse race to be analysed is the Jacks Coaches Handicap at Redcar, a class 4 event over 1 mile and 2 furlongs (2201 yards).

The ratings provided suggest the following order of likelihood for the eight contenders:

1. Eeetee (IRE)
2. Strawman (IRE)
3. Dukeman (IRE)
4. The Menstone Gem (IRE)
5. Woottonsun (FR)
6. Daheer (USA)
7. Jewel Maker (IRE)
8. Very Excellent (IRE)

Eeetee (IRE) tops the ratings chart with a total of 349.2. A strong performer in the last racing season, including a victory at the same track and conditions, the horse showed a good return form by winning at Haydock. However, his recent flop at York ten days ago may raise concerns. If he can bounce back, he may live up to his top rating.

Strawman (IRE), with a rating of 344.5, follows closely in second. Despite not being in his best form currently, he’s shown resilience in his recent run at Ripon, where he came from last to third. His last victory came in this very race a year ago, so if he can replicate that performance, he could potentially upset the current top-rated horse.

In third, we have Dukeman (IRE) with a total rating of 342.3. Despite his lack of experience, Dukeman had a promising second place at Epsom and won at Newcastle last year. This lightly raced horse has been gelded since his last appearance and has potential to show improvement in this handicap/seasonal debut.

The Menstone Gem (IRE) sits fourth in the rating with a total of 331.3. Notable achievements include back-to-back wins at Newmarket and Newcastle last autumn. While he’s had some excuses in his last two outings, he has still proven to be competitive.

Among horses not in the top four in ratings, Very Excellent (IRE) has some positive commentary despite his low rating of 235.6. He greatly exceeded expectations by finishing third at Wetherby at long odds recently. While he needs to build on this, he has shown promise that could potentially see him outperform his rating.

In conclusion, while the ratings suggest Eeetee (IRE), Strawman (IRE), and Dukeman (IRE) as the most likely contenders, the performances of Very Excellent (IRE) could surprise us in this race. The horses’ current form and past performances at this track will be crucial in determining the outcome.

4.15 Leicester (10 runners)
Filbert Fox Handicap
1m

Analysis:

The highest-rated horse is Sly Madam with a total rating of 413.0. In terms of recent form, Sly Madam is showing consistency. She recorded her sixth turf win at Windsor and has run creditably in her recent starts. She is still on a workable mark and is respected on this big drop back in grade. Given her performance and the highest total rating, Sly Madam appears to be the strongest contender in the race.

Ranked second in the ratings is Mahanakhon with a total score of 349.6. Mahanakhon is a lightly raced 4yo and has shown improvement in recent performances, notably getting off the mark with a win at Wetherby. With a personal best in his last race and open to more progress, Mahanakhon appears to be a strong contender for this race.

Francesi ranks third in total ratings with a score of 331.3. Francesi is a 1m novice winner on Polytrack and has shown strong form on all-weather tracks. Although he didn’t fire at Wolverhampton in his last race and his turf form lags well behind his best AW efforts, he has potential if he brings his best performance to this race.

In fourth place according to the total ratings is Double Time with a total score of 327.5. Double Time has a mixed record, although he was a winner at Wolverhampton. However, his recent form raises some doubts, and he has something to prove following a disappointing run at Kempton.

Ranked fifth in the ratings is Youarenotforgiven with a total score of 324.7. Youarenotforgiven had a couple of wins last season but ended on a low note and needs a major revival to compete in this race.

Additional considerations:

Even though not in the top of the ratings, Cabinet Of Clowns has some positive comments and showed consistency last season. It recently placed third in a handicap at Newmarket and could be considered as an outside contender.

In conclusion, Sly Madam appears to be the top contender based on the total ratings and recent form. Mahanakhon and Francesi also appear to be strong competitors. However, as always in horse racing, while ratings and form can guide predictions, the outcome can be influenced by a range of factors, including conditions on the day, the jockey’s strategy, and the horse’s wellbeing.

5.25 Leicester (7 runners)
Rainbows Fillies Handicap
1m4f

Analysis of the 5.25 Leicester Race:

Analysis of the 5.25 Leicester Race:

1. Rock N Roll Pinkie: With a total score of 301.9, this horse takes the lead in the ratings. She confirmed her promise with a win in her last race at Wetherby, and her positioning was noted as advantageous. As the top-rated horse with a recent win under her belt, she seems to have an exceptional chance in this race.
2. Roadway (USA): Coming in second with a total rating of 266.7, Roadway had been steadily improving before an unsuitable track condition at Nottingham. Now that the trip has been increased, it could get back on track and be a serious contender.
3. D Day Arvalenreeva (IRE): Scoring a total rating of 249.8, D Day Arvalenreeva lands third place in our rankings. Despite being poorly positioned in its last race at Lingfield, it still managed to take a step forward. This horse could have potential as it moves into handicap racing.
4. Majestic Jameela: This horse is the fourth in the ratings with a score of 242.9. The comments suggest modest form in the recent starts, but this is the horse’s first run since changing yards and debuting on turf. If this change is beneficial, the horse could improve her standings.
5. Dreams Adozen (FR): Fifth place in ratings goes to Dreams Adozen with a score of 238.2. It seems the horse could do better with more emphasis on stamina, and with an increased trip in this race, there might be potential for better performance.
6. Miss Cynthia: Holding a total rating of 231.2, Miss Cynthia ranks sixth. Noted as a horse that her trainer does well with when the trip is increased, Miss Cynthia could potentially benefit from this race’s conditions.
7. Selenachorus: With the lowest total rating of 178.5, Selenachorus has to significantly improve her performance to be competitive in this race, especially considering it’s her handicap debut with an increased trip.

Based on the total ratings and the horses’ comments, Rock N Roll Pinkie seems to stand out as the leading contender, having both the highest rating and a promising recent win. Roadway and D Day Arvalenreeva both show potential and have been consistently improving, so they could be strong competitors. Majestic Jameela’s change of yard and turf debut could potentially result in an improved performance. Dreams Adozen and Miss Cynthia might have better chances with the increased trip, so they could surprise us.

While Selenachorus holds the lowest rating, it’s important to remember that ratings aren’t the only factor in race outcomes, and the race day’s specific conditions can also significantly influence the results. Nevertheless, Selenachorus does seem to have a lot to prove in this race.

5.55 Leicester (12 runners)
Heartwize Handicap
1m2f

Based on the total ratings provided, the horses are ranked in the following order:

1. Moon Over The Sea – 282.7
2. Crazy Spin – 265.6
3. Angel Of Peace (IRE) – 259.0
4. Special Times – 258.8
5. Pure Bubbles (GER) – 252.2
6. Damascus Finish (IRE) – 235.9

Moon Over The Sea tops the list with a total score of 282.7. This horse has had 3 wins from 8 runs this year, demonstrating a strong performance. However, a bounce back is needed after its last run at Yarmouth where it placed seventh. Its past performance and top ranking make it a solid contender for this race.

Crazy Spin ranks second with a score of 265.6. This horse had its latest win at Wolverhampton in April. Although its performance dipped in its last run at Wolverhampton again, if Crazy Spin has a going day, it could prove a serious competitor, especially as it makes a rare start on turf.

Angel Of Peace (IRE) is third in line with a score of 259.0. The comments highlight that the horse has been improving, finishing third on handicap debut at Redcar. The further step up in trip could work to its advantage, making it a significant contender.

Special Times has a close score of 258.8, placing it fourth. It appears to have taken a dip in performance, placing sixth in its last run at Kempton in January. The step up in trip for its first run for a new yard could be influential, but the recent form casts doubt.

Pure Bubbles (GER) scores 252.2, putting it in fifth place. Pure Bubbles showed a decline in form on the Flat last year and is returning from a 7-month break, hence it has a lot to prove in this race.

Lastly, Damascus Finish (IRE) ranks sixth with a total score of 235.9. It had a belated win at Wolverhampton in March and has held its form since, making it a potential competitor to watch.

Looking beyond the top-rated horses, Angel De Luz (IRE) receives a notable mention in the comments, placing third at Beverley 28 days ago and likely to perform well again with first-time cheekpieces.

In conclusion, the most compelling contenders based on the total ratings and comments seem to be Moon Over The Sea, Crazy Spin, and Angel Of Peace (IRE). Still, as with all horse racing, anything can happen on the day.

1.45 Redcar (15 runners)
redcarracing.co.uk Handicap
7f

Based on the total ratings, the rankings of the horses for the 1.45 Redcar handicap race are as follows:

1. Jems Bond (264.0)
2. Danzart (IRE) (249.9)
3. Variety Island (244.6)
4. Ireland’s Eye (IRE) (243.2)
5. Thrave (232.6)
6. Muddy Lynn (228.7)
7. Rum Runner (228.6)
8. Dandys Derriere (227.7)
9. Red Command (IRE) (224.1)
10. Kyber Crystal (IRE) (217.3)
11. Red Astaire (214.3)
12. Ratafia (196.1)
13. Darker (191.0)
14. Lil Bit Of Magic (160.5)
15. Secret Daay (159.9)

Given the ratings and the comments provided, Jems Bond is the highest-rated runner and has been consistent this year, winning three times from 11 runs. His last race was decent, finishing fourth at Newcastle.

In second, Danzart (IRE) has shown an uptick in recent form, winning a 20-runner handicap at Thirsk nine days ago. However, the comment suggests some inconsistency which makes him a less reliable choice.

Variety Island ranks third based on the ratings. While it hasn’t won since 2021, its recent performance was respectable and is well-handicapped with cheekpieces back on. The comment mentions a good pace and favourable stall position, making it a contender to watch.

Ireland’s Eye (IRE) comes next. Its recent form seems less inspiring, finishing quite far behind Danzart in the Thirsk handicap. Nonetheless, blinkers are back on which might offer some improvement.

Fifth-rated is Thrave who had a creditable performance in its last race at Kempton. Its consistency and solid form may make it a good consideration.

However, Red Command (IRE), despite not being in the top 5 in terms of ratings, had a very good second place in its last race at Wetherby. Although it’s rated ninth, this recent form might suggest an improved performance to come.

Overall, Jems Bond, being top-rated and having a good run this year, seems the standout contender based on the provided ratings and comments. Variety Island might also offer an exceptional chance, given its recent respectable performance and favourable racing conditions. The analysis suggests these horses as potential key contenders.

3.25 Redcar (8 runners)
Market Cross Jewellers Handicap
5f

Based on the total ratings, the horses can be ranked as follows:

1. Sparkling Red (IRE) – 334.2
2. Cavalier Approach (IRE) – 294.5
3. Tyke (IRE) – 285.8
4. Castan – 275.4
5. Jungle Fever (IRE) – 264.2
6. Borough – 260.7
7. Storm Fox (IRE) – 246.0
8. Cuban Rock – 196.4

Analysing these rankings alongside their recent performance comments, here’s a more in-depth look at the top contenders:

1. Sparkling Red (IRE) – Coming in with the highest total rating of 334.2, Sparkling Red (IRE) leads the pack. However, the comment mentions a poor performance in its last outing and the horse is noted as needing to improve. This does cast some uncertainty, but its high rating still places it as a notable contender.
2. Cavalier Approach (IRE) – With the second highest rating of 294.5, Cavalier Approach (IRE) is an impressive runner. The comments indicate that the horse had a good showing in the recent past, finishing second at Musselburgh. It is expected to give another good account which supports its high rating. This horse is worth keeping an eye on for an exceptional chance based on its consistent recent performances.
3. Tyke (IRE) – Holding the third position in the rankings with a rating of 285.8, Tyke (IRE)’s recent performances have been a bit disappointing according to the comments, and it appears to have some behavioural issues. While its high rating makes it a contender, these factors might be cause for some caution.
4. Castan – With a rating of 275.4, Castan ranks fourth. The comments state that it was last of eight in a recent race, probably due to unsuitable conditions. It had a positive profile at the end of the last year which could make it a possible dark horse in this race if conditions are favourable.

Of the lower-rated horses, Grandad Bob (IRE) is not listed in the total ratings but is mentioned positively in the comments, having recently placed second in a race at Catterick. This horse may be worth considering despite its lack of rating.

In summary, Cavalier Approach (IRE), due to its high rating and positive recent performance, seems to have an exceptional chance in the upcoming race.

5.10 Redcar (9 runners)
Racing Again Tomorrow On Racing
TV Handicap (Div 1)
1m2f

Based on the total ratings, the horses are ranked as follows:

1. Bearwith – 394.3
2. Just Hiss – 255.5
3. Cusack – 233.1
4. The New Marwan – 230.8
5. Motarajel – 218.6
6. Thomas Cranmer (USA) – 213.7
7. Ice Shadow (IRE) – 206.1
8. Alhabor – 173.6
9. Skedaddled (IRE) – 172.0

Considering the total ratings and comments, here’s an analysis of the top contenders:

1. Bearwith – This horse has a total rating of 394.3, which is significantly higher than any other horse in this race. The comments suggest it has been performing well, having won a six-runner handicap recently. It’s also worth noting that Bearwith is rated 6 lb lower on turf, which the comment suggests makes it a serious contender in this race. It stands out as having an exceptional chance based on the high total rating and recent performance.
2. Just Hiss – With a total rating of 255.5, Just Hiss comes second in the ratings. The comments reveal that its last run may not have been indicative of its full potential, as it was left poorly placed. It should be fitter for this race, which might increase its performance.
3. Cusack – Ranking third with a total rating of 233.1, Cusack’s most recent win was in March. However, the comments suggest that its performance on turf is not as encouraging. This should be considered while assessing its chances in the race.
4. The New Marwan – At a total rating of 230.8, The New Marwan ranks fourth. The horse seems to have performed below form recently, but with cheekpieces back on and a fully-fledged rider back in the saddle, there could be room for improvement.

As for horses lower in the ratings, there are no additional positive comments to bring into consideration.

In conclusion, Bearwith, with its exceptional rating and promising performance in recent races, looks to be the horse to beat in this race. Just Hiss, Cusack, and The New Marwan also merit attention based on their ratings and potential for improvement.

5.40 Redcar (9 runners)
Racing Again Tomorrow On Racing
TV Handicap (Div 2)
1m2f

Based on the total ratings provided, here’s an analysis of the horse race with a focus on the top contenders.

1. Bollin Margaret is the top-ranked horse with a total rating of 291.6. This horse is a C&D winner and while its last performance at Ripon was slightly disappointing, it had shown promise in the race prior. The recent disappointment could be a blip in an otherwise consistent performance.
2. Our Dickie (IRE) comes in second with a total rating of 278.2. Our Dickie is coming off a recent win at Hamilton and is moving back up in trip. The horse’s recent form and winning momentum could pose a serious challenge.
3. Iron Sheriff (IRE) ranks third with a total rating of 261.9. This horse has shown consistency, with its latest win at Newcastle and a good fourth-place finish at Wetherby. It’s going back up in trip and has to be taken seriously.
4. Streetscape is ranked fourth with a total rating of 253.1. This lightly-raced maiden has had a respectable third-place finish in its last race at Southwell and is moving up in trip, which is expected to suit it well.
5. Wheal Kitty ranks fifth with a total rating of 246.9. Despite being a longshot in its last race at Musselburgh, Wheal Kitty put up a creditable performance to finish third and remains on its last winning mark, which makes it an interesting consideration.

While not in the top rankings based on total ratings, Yellow Bear has a note worth considering. Its recent performance at Thirsk was disappointing, but the drop back in trip could be favourable and might lead to an improved showing.

Of the top contenders, Bollin Margaret and Our Dickie (IRE) warrant special mentions due to their high total ratings and positive comments. Bollin Margaret’s consistent form, barring its most recent race, and Our Dickie’s recent win make them horses to watch out for in this race. It should be noted, however, that racing is a complex sport with many variables, so while this analysis provides a guide, anything can happen on the day of the race.