6.50 Carlisle (12 runners)
Great Orton Handicap
1m1

Based on the provided ratings, here is the analysis for the 6.50 Carlisle race:

1. Obama Army – With a total rating of 316.1, Obama Army won a handicap race at Bath in its last outing. It had a career-best performance and deserves extra credit for not getting a clear run until late in the day. Only 1 lb higher now, Obama Army has a good chance to follow up and is considered a top contender.
2. Mickey Mongoose – Ranked second with a total rating of 311.6, Mickey Mongoose had a fair run when fourth at Hamilton in its last race. If in similar form, it is unlikely to be far away from the leading contenders.
3. Na Scoitear (IRE) – With a total rating of 271.0, Na Scoitear is ranked third. It was a winner at Southwell in April and had a respectable sixth-place finish in its most recent run. This will be Na Scoitear’s first turf run since last July, so it is worth considering how it adapts to the different surface.
4. Keeponbelieving (IRE) – While Keeponbelieving has a total rating of 247.7, it finished third on its handicap debut at Hamilton and showed improvement. This fair maiden should be respected in this race.

Focusing on other horses not within the top total ratings but with positive comments:

Hidden Code (IRE) – Although Hidden Code is still a maiden, it had a creditable fifth-place finish in its last race at Doncaster. While not among the top-rated horses, it should not be overlooked entirely.

Given this analysis, Obama Army stands out as the top contender based on its high total rating and recent impressive win. Mickey Mongoose and Na Scoitear are also strong contenders that should be taken into consideration. Keeponbelieving and Hidden Code are worth considering as well. As always, closely monitor the performances of all the horses before making a final decision.

7.25 Carlisle (11 runners)
Bow Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)
1m1f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the analysis for the 7.25 Carlisle race:

1. Therapist – With a total rating of 324.3, Therapist has been consistently placing in all four of its starts. In its latest race after a 7-month break, it returned with a placing at Newmarket. While unlikely to be far away, Therapist might be vulnerable for win purposes again.
2. Flying Frontier – Ranked second with a total rating of 311.1, Flying Frontier showed promise in its debut race, finishing behind the useful Yaanaas at Newcastle. With room for improvement, Flying Frontier is considered the one to beat.
3. Golden Move – With a total rating of 293.0, Golden Move left its debut run behind and finished second at Ayr in its most recent outing, with Iron Lion just behind in third. There is potential for even better performance from Golden Move.
4. Alhambra Palace – Alhambra Palace showed promise in its two outings over 1 mile at the end of 2022. Coming from a leading stable, it is likely that Alhambra Palace has a bigger performance in store.

Considering the positive comments for other horses not within the top total ratings:

Iron Lion – Iron Lion shaped promisingly on debut, finishing third at Ayr and being only half a length behind Golden Move. It is open to progress and should be taken into consideration.

Rampant – Although Rampant finished third on debut at Newcastle over a longer trip, it remains to be seen if the much shorter distance plays to its strengths.

Mambo Sunset (IRE) – As an interesting newcomer with a notable breeding pedigree, Mambo Sunset should be observed closely, especially if there are significant indications in the betting.

Based on this analysis, Therapist is ranked highest in the total ratings and has shown consistency with its placings. However, Flying Frontier, with its promising debut run, is considered the main contender to beat. Golden Move and Alhambra Palace are also strong contenders worth considering. Iron Lion, Rampant, and Mambo Sunset are potential dark horses to watch. As always, monitor the race conditions and the performance of all the horses before making a final decision.

7.55 Carlisle (6 runners)
Wiggonby Handicap
1m6f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the analysis for the 7.55 Carlisle race:

1. Notimeforanother (IRE) – With a total rating of 409.1, Notimeforanother has been in good form this year, winning a novice race at Newcastle and a handicap at Southwell. In its latest turf outing, it finished third in a competitive race at Musselburgh. With a strong performance on both surfaces, Notimeforanother is highly respected in this race.
2. Detective – Ranked second with a total rating of 343.8, Detective is a five-time course winner over shorter distances. It finished second at Carlisle over 1 mile in its most recent run but might struggle to stay the full 1m6f distance.
3. World Without Love – With a total rating of 368.5, World Without Love has shown promise with two good placed efforts on the All-Weather earlier this year. Although it shaped better than the result in its latest handicap at Hamilton, it did too much too soon.

Considering the positive comments for other horses not within the top total ratings:

Grand Canal (IRE) – Despite finishing fourth in its recent outing at Musselburgh, Grand Canal is back on a winning mark and could play a prominent role in this race.

Glasses Up (USA) – Although Glasses Up finished fifth in a handicap at Ayr, it was just under 5 lengths behind Notimeforanother when they clashed at Musselburgh in April. This suggests Glasses Up could be competitive in this field.

Highlighter (IRE) – While Highlighter is still a fair maiden, its recent performance at Doncaster saw it finish second by 11 lengths over 1½m. The form from that race has worked out well, indicating potential for improvement.

Based on this analysis, Notimeforanother (IRE) is ranked highest in the total ratings and has shown good form on both turf and All-Weather surfaces. Detective, with its course experience but potential stamina concerns, is the next contender to consider. World Without Love, despite shaping well but doing too much too soon, could also be in the mix. Grand Canal, Glasses Up, and Highlighter are additional horses to watch based on the comments provided. As always, monitor the race conditions and the performance of all the horses before making a final decision.

8.30 Carlisle (9 runners)
Drumleaning Handicap
7f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the analysis for the 8.30 Carlisle race:

1. B Associates (IRE) – With a total rating of 292.1, B Associates is coming off a career-best performance, winning a handicap at Musselburgh over 7.2f. The second-place horse from that race has subsequently won, adding to the strength of the form. With strong claims again and carrying a 4 lb penalty, B Associates is a top contender.
2. Holloway Girl – Ranked second with a total rating of 252.3, Holloway Girl showed promise with a very good second-place finish in a handicap at Redcar over 6f. This step up to 7f should suit her well, and she should be considered as a contender.
3. Bernie The Bear (IRE) – With a total rating of 248.8, Bernie The Bear is a poor maiden but has been absent from racing for 7 months and has been gelded. With cheekpieces on for the first time, there is a chance that Bernie The Bear could improve and find a race.

Considering the positive comments for other horses not within the top total ratings:

The Muffin Man (IRE) – The Muffin Man put up a creditable fourth-place finish in a handicap at Wetherby, faring best of those held up. This performance makes The Muffin Man a horse worth considering.

The King’s Men – Lightly-raced and a maiden, The King’s Men finished last in its previous race at Newcastle. However, with cheekpieces on for the first time, there is potential for improvement.

Based on this analysis, B Associates (IRE) is ranked highest in the total ratings and is coming off a career-best performance. Holloway Girl, with her strong second-place finish last time out, is the next contender to consider. Bernie The Bear, despite being a poor maiden, has undergone changes and could show improvement. The Muffin Man and The King’s Men are additional horses to watch based on the comments provided. As always, monitor the race conditions and the performance of all the horses before making a final decision.

9.00 Carlisle (6 runners)
Thornby Handicap
1m3½f 

Based on the provided ratings, here is the analysis for the 9.00 Carlisle race:

1. Graces Quest – With a total rating of 314.6, Graces Quest is a C&D winner and comes off a creditable sixth-place finish in a handicap at Ayr over 10f. She was not heavily pushed in that race and has previously won at Carlisle, making her an interesting contender.
2. Belle Of Annandale (IRE) – Ranked second with a total rating of 296.4, Belle Of Annandale is a maiden but has shown some consistency with second-place finishes. However, she lacks a convincing winning record and is not a strong betting choice.
3. Annandale (IRE) – With a total rating of 258.4, Annandale is dropping in grade and showed promise in his first run since leaving Jim Goldie, finishing fifth in a handicap at Doncaster over 11.9f. Consider Annandale as a contender in this race.

Considering the positive comments for other horses not within the top total ratings:

Coconut Bay – Coconut Bay put up a good third-place finish in a handicap at Ayr over 10f, fading only late on. With keenness being the only concern, Coconut Bay should be considered as a potential contender.

Billy Bathgate – Although a long-standing maiden, Billy Bathgate finished fourth in a handicap at Ayr over 13.1f. While his overall record is not convincing, there is a chance he could make an impact in this race.

Based on this analysis, Graces Quest is ranked highest in the total ratings and has the advantage of being a previous C&D winner. Belle Of Annandale has shown consistency in her performances but lacks a strong winning record. Annandale is dropping in grade and could be a factor in this race. Coconut Bay and Billy Bathgate are worth considering based on their recent performances. Monitor the race conditions and the performance of all the horses before making a final decision.