2.35 Roscommon (12 runners)
http://www.roscommonracecourse.ie Handicap (47-65)
7½f

Analysis of the 2.35 race at Roscommon:

Looking at the total ratings, the top five contenders are:

1. Master Garvey (IRE) – Total: 280.9
2. Distillate – Total: 278.5
3. Meggy Moo (IRE) – Total: 252.5
4. Alfarida (IRE) – Total: 245.6
5. Cherry Pink (IRE) – Total: 233.5

Master Garvey (IRE) tops the list with a total rating of 280.9, but it is important to consider the horse’s performance has been a bit below form in its last outing. However, it has a chance to make its presence felt.

In second place, Distillate is a winner at Dundalk in March and gave a respectable performance in its last outing at Cork. The return of the tongue strap could enhance its chances.

Meggy Moo (IRE), the third contender, did not have much room in its last race, but with the trainer going well, this horse may well put in a good account without posing a serious threat to the leading contenders.

Alfarida (IRE) is an interesting horse, coming fourth in total ratings. The horse made a credible performance in its first race since leaving its previous trainer. With only 1 lb higher now, it holds strong claims.

Lastly, Cherry Pink (IRE), a lightly raced maiden, may have a good chance if it can build on a respectable performance in its previous race at Gowran.

Special mention should be given to Alfarida (IRE), although it is fourth in total ratings, the positive commentary around its recent performances and its potential to improve make it a standout contender in this race.

Also noteworthy is Not Even Maybe (IRE) that is rated sixth in totals but had posted a career best when runner-up at Gowran last month. It’s worth monitoring in case it can replicate that form.

Whilst odds have been excluded from this analysis, in future it might be worth taking them into account. They can sometimes reflect the betting market’s assessment of each horse’s chances, which could complement the ratings and commentary.

3.05 Roscommon (9 runners)
Roscommon Fillies Handicap
7½f

Based on the total ratings given, the ranking order of the horses are as follows:

1. Capuchinero
2. Iva Batt (IRE)
3. Silken Ladder (IRE)
4. Vadiana (IRE)
5. Mary Salome (IRE)
6. Georgeta
7. Bells On Her Toes (IRE)
8. Red Heel (IRE)
9. La Dame Blanche (IRE)

Capuchinero leads the pack with the highest total rating of 383.7. Its last win was at Dundalk in January and a good fourth-place finish out of 25 in the recent handicap at Cork indicates solid form. Capuchinero definitely merits consideration and could be a strong contender in this race.

Next in line, Iva Batt (IRE) has a commendable total rating of 324.5. Iva Batt’s recent second-place finish out of 15 in the handicap at Curragh is notable. The comment suggests she could cope well with this race’s distance, indicating she could be a significant player. If she performs as suggested, Iva Batt (IRE) has an exceptional chance of performing well in this race.

Silken Ladder (IRE), with a total rating of 301.7, placed third in the ratings. However, its form seems wanting as it was last in its recent race at Gowran. Therefore, despite a decent total score, Silken Ladder (IRE) might struggle to compete with the top runners based on recent performance.

Fourth in the ratings, Vadiana (IRE) has a rating of 299.3. The comment suggests she was below form in her last race at Gowran, which makes her a questionable choice despite her decent total rating.

Despite the lower total rating (291.4), Mary Salome (IRE) can’t be disregarded entirely. However, the comment implies her form was below par in her last race at Gowran, making her a risky bet.

Based on the comments, Georgeta could be a dark horse despite the sixth-highest rating of 282.7. Judged on her peak 2022 efforts, she might pull off a surprise despite her recent unsatisfactory ninth-place finish at Leopardstown.

Bells On Her Toes (IRE), Red Heel (IRE), and La Dame Blanche (IRE) round out the rankings. However, their recent performances and comments suggest they may struggle in this race.

In conclusion, Capuchinero and Iva Batt (IRE) seem to have an exceptional chance based on their top total ratings and recent form, with Georgeta potentially causing an upset based on past performances. However, as with all horse races, the final result can be influenced by numerous unpredictable factors, so these predictions should be viewed as a guide rather than an absolute outcome.

3.35 Roscommon (6 runners)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Race
1m2f

Based on the total ratings given, the ranking order of the horses are as follows:

1. Harbour Wind (IRE)
2. Voice Of Reason (IRE)
3. Pivotal Trigger
4. Head Of State (IRE)
5. Fanaigi Linn (IRE)
6. Sparkit (IRE)

Harbour Wind (IRE) leads the field with an impressive total rating of 400.0. He made a winning debut in a 10-runner maiden at Cork 15 days ago, showing strong determination. Considering the comments and his performance, this longer trip should suit him well, and we are likely to see even better performances in the future. He appears to be the top contender in this race.

Voice Of Reason (IRE) is next in the ranking with a total rating of 318.6. Though he finished third in a maiden at the Curragh on his debut, the comment suggests he is a promising sort who is open to progress. After a break of 9 months, the longer trip may benefit him and he could well prove a strong contender.

Third in the ranking, Pivotal Trigger, holds a rating of 307.8. He last ran at Longchamp where he was last of 7, however, the comments suggest he still holds strong claims with his sights lowered on return here. Despite his last performance, his useful rating could still make him a potential player in this race.

Head Of State (IRE) follows with a rating of 285.8. He finished tenth of 13 at Dundalk on his debut. However, the comments highlight that his yard is in good form, and he should improve with a tongue strap on for the first time. His performance in this race could be better than his rating suggests.

Fanaigi Linn (IRE) and Sparkit (IRE) have the lower total ratings. Fanaigi Linn (IRE) was ninth of 12 in a maiden at Leopardstown 13 days ago and the comment suggests she is up against it in this race. Sparkit (IRE), last of 9 in a maiden at Dundalk on his debut, is likely to find this race challenging based on his lower rating and recent form.

To conclude, Harbour Wind (IRE) and Voice Of Reason (IRE) seem to have an exceptional chance in this race based on their high total ratings and recent form comments. Meanwhile, Pivotal Trigger and Head Of State (IRE) might also be worth considering despite the somewhat less promising comments. As always, outcomes in horse racing can be unpredictable, and these assessments should be treated as a guide rather than a guarantee.

4.05 Roscommon (10 runners)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden
1m3½f

Based on the total ratings provided, the ranking order for the horses is as follows:

1. Banned
2. Isotta (IRE)
3. Cara Susanna (IRE)
4. Queen Of Seduction (IRE)
5. Born Ruthless (IRE)
6. Celebrating Ethel (IRE)
7. Humtaza (IRE)
8. Honketonk Angel (IRE)
9. Loveauntviv (IRE)
10. Spring Wind (IRE)

Leading the field is Banned with a significant total rating of 289.0. Her recent form might be slightly below par when she came fourth in a maiden at Dundalk, however, she hails from a stable in good form. With a hood on for the first time, Banned is identified as a likely contender in this race.

Isotta (IRE) comes in second with a total rating of 271.2. Despite her below-par latest performance, she had a good run at Dundalk previously, finishing second. These past performances and her respectable rating suggest she must be considered seriously in this race.

Cara Susanna (IRE), with a total rating of 270.2, is the third highest rated horse. She had a good sixth of 14 in handicap at Dundalk in her last outing. With the stable in good form and blinkers on for the first time, she is definitely one for the shortlist.

Queen Of Seduction (IRE) is next in line with a total rating of 269.7. Despite being a maiden after 9 flat runs, her recent performances have been fair, and her trainer is in good form. She certainly enters the calculations for this race.

The rest of the field have significantly lower total ratings. While horses like Born Ruthless (IRE) and Celebrating Ethel (IRE) have a few runs under their belts, their performances have not been promising, suggesting they may struggle in this race. Humtaza (IRE) and Honketonk Angel (IRE) also have similar ratings, however, the comments about Humtaza suggest that she might not be out of things in this race. Loveauntviv (IRE) and Spring Wind (IRE) round out the field, both with very low ratings and comments suggesting they have work to do.

Overall, based on their high total ratings and recent form comments, Banned and Isotta (IRE) are considered to have an exceptional chance in this race. Cara Susanna (IRE) and Queen Of Seduction (IRE) should also be taken into consideration despite less promising comments. Remember, outcomes in horse racing can be unpredictable, and these assessments should be treated as a guide rather than a guarantee.

4.35 Roscommon (11 runners)
Castlerea Handicap
1m3½f

Based on the Total Ratings provided, here are the rankings for the 4.35 at Roscommon:

1. Star Kissed (IRE) – 391.2
2. Autocrat (IRE) – 378.6
3. Rattle And Hum (IRE) – 372.6
4. Halla Ban (IRE) – 316.0
5. Construct – 284.4
6. Beautiful Chaos (IRE) – 270.2
7. Last Ammo (IRE) – 253.7
8. Safari Quest (IRE) – 241.2
9. Darkened (IRE) – 239.1
10. In Favour – 224.2
11. Dani’s Boy (IRE) – 136.9

Based on the comments provided, some additional considerations for the top contenders are as follows:

Star Kissed (IRE) is at the top of the ratings and has been showing steady progress recently. The horse had a creditable fifth position in a handicap at Curragh, staying on well and considering it’s open to further progression, it could be a strong contender in this race.

Autocrat (IRE), second in the ratings, has two wins from four runs this year and posted a career-best performance when winning a handicap at Dundalk. Despite a higher mark back on turf, this horse could still be competitive based on its recent form.

Rattle And Hum (IRE) is the third highest-rated horse and has the advantage of having a trainer who’s in form. The horse was a clear winner in a maiden at Sligo, and this suggests that it should continue to perform well.

Halla Ban (IRE), despite being fourth in the ratings, has a noteworthy comment. With a recent win at this course and the fact that stamina is being tested further, it might have an edge.

Lastly, it’s worth noting Construct. Even though it’s fifth in the ratings, it’s a Course & Distance (C&D) winner, and this previous experience could be advantageous.

In conclusion, Star Kissed (IRE), Autocrat (IRE), and Rattle And Hum (IRE) appear to be the strongest contenders based on the total ratings and their recent form. However, Halla Ban (IRE) and Construct could pose a threat based on the additional considerations.

5.05 Roscommon (11 runners)
Racing Again June 12th Handicap (47-65)
1m3½f

Horse Race Analysis:

Based on the ratings provided, the horses’ performances and the comments, here’s an analysis of the upcoming race:

1. Notturno (IRE): With a total rating of 304.4, Notturno is the leading contender in this race. Despite an unfavourable draw in its previous outing, this horse managed a respectable fifth position. Given its high ratings, it appears to be a strong contender and is definitely one to bear in mind.

2. Charlie Darling (FR): This gelding comes in second with a total rating of 246.0. Although his previous performance at Sligo left him behind, the switch to handicaps and a step up in trip might have a positive effect now. However, he has a fair gap to close to match Notturno based on the totals.

3. Parish Star (IRE): Just behind Charlie Darling, Parish Star sits third with a total rating of 244.9. Although his handicap debut is from a stiff-looking mark, this horse has shown some potential in the past. It’s still early days for this thrice-raced maiden, but there might be room for improvement here.

4. Show No Fear (IRE): With a total rating of 239.0, Show No Fear comes fourth. Last time out, the horse posted a respectable fourth position. The prospect of a longer trip could bring about some progress and his mark is steadily easing. This horse might just surprise us.

5. Youcrackmeup: This horse is fifth on the list with a total rating of 225.4. Despite finishing last in its previous race, the horse showed promise at Leopardstown and should not be discounted, especially now handicapping in first-time blinkers.

While the analysis is primarily based on the total ratings, it is important to consider some other notable contenders based on the positive comments:

Glyde Ranger (IRE): Although Glyde Ranger is ranked lower in the total ratings (202.7), he had a creditable performance at Gowran, finishing third. Going back up in trip now could make him a possible contender in this race.

In conclusion, Notturno (IRE) leads the pack in terms of total ratings and past performance. However, racing is unpredictable and there may be surprises. Glyde Ranger (IRE) is particularly worth keeping an eye on due to the positive comments despite its lower total rating.