2.00 Brighton (7 runners)
Ageing Well Handicap
6f 

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Wedgewood – Total: 338.9
2. Bonkersinabundance (IRE) – Total: 281.9
3. Havana Heat – Total: 254.9
4. Zous Baby – Total: 233.2
5. Senor Pockets – Total: 231.5
6. Lashes (IRE) – Total: 208.3
7. Sajwaan (IRE) – Total: 203.7

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Wedgewood: Wedgewood completed a hat-trick at Wolverhampton and put in a solid performance when finishing third in a 4-runner handicap at Bath. Given some time off ahead of this race, she is expected to produce a better showing and should be considered as a top contender.
2. Bonkersinabundance (IRE): Bonkersinabundance showed promise at this venue as a 2-year-old and is now trying sprinting for the first time. Although he wasn’t impressive in his recent handicap outing, he has the potential to improve, especially considering his best effort came at this track.
3. Havana Heat: Havana Heat showed significant improvement after being gelded and having a break. He was narrowly defeated in a Lingfield handicap and is now racing again quickly. With the recent positive form, he should be taken into consideration as a strong contender.
4. Zous Baby: Zous Baby showed improvement in his last outing, finishing as the runner-up in a Lingfield handicap. Although he didn’t appear entirely straightforward under pressure, his yard is performing well, and he should not be disregarded.

Based on the ratings and comments, Wedgewood is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance in this race. Bonkersinabundance (IRE), Havana Heat, and Zous Baby also show potential and should be taken into account when assessing possible outcomes. Senor Pockets, Lashes (IRE), and Sajwaan (IRE) have some limitations or uncertainties based on their recent performances but cannot be completely ruled out.

2.30 Brighton (6 runners)
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6f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Bernard Spierpoint – Total: 298.8
2. Mr Pc (IRE) – Total: 274.5
3. Viewfromthestars (IRE) – Total: 257.1
4. Master Sully – Total: 256.2
5. Bluebell Way – Total: 223.8
6. Mr Fayez (IRE) – Total: 222.6

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Bernard Spierpoint: Bernard Spierpoint is a modest gelding who recently finished fifth in a handicap at Wolverhampton. With the visor back on, he is considered shortlist material and should be taken into consideration as a top contender.
2. Mr Pc (IRE): Mr Pc has been struggling for form this year and finished seventh in his most recent handicap race. Based on his recent performances, he may face challenges in this race.
3. Viewfromthestars (IRE): Viewfromthestars is a maiden gelding with no wins after 19 Flat runs. He finished seventh in a handicap at Chelmsford City in his last outing, so a bounce back is needed for him to be competitive.
4. Master Sully: Master Sully put in a strong effort when finishing second in a handicap at this course. He ran up to his best and is expected to have sound claims in this race.
5. Bluebell Way: Bluebell Way is a modest filly who finished sixth in a handicap at Bath in her previous race. Her performance was not disgraced, but she faces stronger competition in this race.
6. Mr Fayez (IRE): Mr Fayez is a modest gelding who remains a maiden after 24 Flat runs. He finished second in a handicap at Lingfield in his last outing and has a chance if he can replicate that performance.

Based on the ratings and comments, Bernard Spierpoint is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance in this race. Mr Pc (IRE), Viewfromthestars (IRE), and Master Sully also have potential, while Bluebell Way and Mr Fayez (IRE) face some challenges.

3.00 Brighton (5 runners)
Weatherbys Global Stallions App
Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)
5½f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Mashadi (IRE) – Total: 328.3
2. Mammy – Total: 234.4
3. Budding Poet – Total: 75.6
4. Commander Crouch (IRE) – Total: 50.8
5. Princess Chizara (IRE) – Total: 47.3

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Mashadi (IRE): Mashadi has been consistently performing well, finishing second in all three of his starts. His latest performance at Bath was promising, where he finished second in a 10-runner novice race. With his previous performances, he has shown enough to be considered a top contender in this race.
2. Mammy: Mammy is a Bated Breath filly who finished ninth in a novice event at Newmarket on debut. As a newcomer, she is entitled to improve and build on that performance. However, she will need to show significant improvement to compete with the top contenders.
3. Budding Poet: Budding Poet is the first juvenile runner of the season for an in-form yard. As a Calyx colt, he comes from a family of winners. His debut performance is unknown, and the market will provide useful guidance regarding his chances in this race.
4. Commander Crouch (IRE): Commander Crouch is a Mehmas colt who has a strong pedigree, being a half-brother to several winners. As a debutant, he is worth noting, and his performance will be of interest to see how he handles his first race.
5. Princess Chizara (IRE): Princess Chizara is a Cotai Glory filly who has not shown much promise so far. With the yard’s record of 0-11 with their juvenile runners on turf, she faces a challenging task to compete in this race.

Based on the ratings and comments, Mashadi (IRE) is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance in this race. Mammy, Budding Poet, and Commander Crouch (IRE) are also worth considering, while Princess Chizara (IRE) faces an uphill battle based on her previous performances.

3.30 Brighton (9 runners)
At The Races App Expert Tips Classified Stakes
1m2f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Sun Festival – Total: 284.2
2. Persian Wolf (IRE) – Total: 278.8
3. Moveonup (IRE) – Total: 261.9
4. Global Style (IRE) – Total: 254.7
5. No Diggity (IRE) – Total: 239.3
6. By Pass – Total: 210.3
7. Harbour Project – Total: 186.6
8. Mofridge – Total: 185.4
9. Reel Power – Total: 154.3

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Sun Festival: Sun Festival is a modest gelding who showed promise in his recent outing, finishing second in a handicap race at Wolverhampton. If he can reproduce that form, he has a chance to resume winning ways in this race.
2. Persian Wolf (IRE): Persian Wolf is another modest gelding who has been consistent without winning. He finished second in a Lingfield handicap race and could be in contention for a place in this race with a repeat performance.
3. Moveonup (IRE): Moveonup is a poor-performing gelding, but he has a previous course win. However, his recent performance at Chelmsford City was disappointing, and he is now significantly up in trip. His chances of success depend on how he handles the distance change.
4. Global Style (IRE): Global Style is a modest gelding with a record of two wins from 55 flat runs. His recent performance at Windsor was unremarkable, and he will need to improve to be competitive in this race.
5. No Diggity (IRE): No Diggity is a modest gelding who showed some improvement in his last race, finishing fifth in a handicap at Yarmouth. With the step up in trip, he could be a contender for a place in this race.

Based on the ratings and comments, Sun Festival is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance to win this race. Persian Wolf (IRE) and Moveonup (IRE) could also be in contention for a place. The remaining horses, while not highly rated, may have an opportunity to improve their performance and compete for minor placings.

4.00 Brighton (5 runners)
At The Races App Form Study Handicap
1m4f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Glenister (IRE) – Total: 492.6
2. Largo Bay (USA) – Total: 335.3
3. Eton Blue (IRE) – Total: 294.5
4. Junoesque – Total: 283.0
5. Its How We Roll (IRE) – Total: 205.4

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Glenister (IRE): Glenister has been in excellent form, winning back-to-back Lingfield handicaps after a wind operation and a nine-month break. Although he carries a 10-pound penalty for his recent wins, there is a strong likelihood of further progress from him. With a shrewd yard behind him, Glenister is considered a top contender in this race.
2. Largo Bay (USA): Largo Bay had a successful 2022, winning four times, including this race from a lower rating. Although he hasn’t been at his best in recent starts, finishing fourth in a C&D handicap, he is expected to be in the mix and shouldn’t be discounted.
3. Eton Blue (IRE): Eton Blue is a previous C&D winner who made a winning return to action at Windsor last spring. While his form has been inconsistent since then, hopes are pinned on a break rejuvenating him. With the yard in good form, Eton Blue could be a contender if he rediscovers his best.

The remaining horses, Junoesque and Its How We Roll (IRE), have not received as much positive commentary and may have a tougher time competing against the top contenders.

Based on the ratings and comments, Glenister (IRE) is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance to win this race. Largo Bay (USA) and Eton Blue (IRE) are also strong contenders and should be in the mix for a place.

4.30 Brighton (6 runners)
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1m

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Girl Inthe Picture (IRE) – Total: 366.1
2. Rivas Rob Roy – Total: 305.5
3. Vitesse Du Son – Total: 291.4
4. Spirit Warning – Total: 271.1
5. Kondratiev Wave (IRE) – Total: 262.9
6. Roscioli – Total: 240.1

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Girl Inthe Picture (IRE): Girl Inthe Picture is a previous C&D winner and put in a respectable fourth-place finish in a recent handicap at Nottingham. With an expected strong performance, she is considered a top contender in this race.
2. Rivas Rob Roy: Rivas Rob Roy is coming off a victory at this C&D in a 12-runner handicap. With a slight 3-pound rise in the weights, he should remain competitive and is likely to be in the mix for another strong performance.
3. Vitesse Du Son: Vitesse Du Son is a previous C&D winner but hasn’t been in the best form lately. Despite a seventh-place finish in a Lingfield handicap, he encountered some trouble during the race. Returning to turf, he will need to get back on track to be competitive.

The remaining horses, Spirit Warning, Kondratiev Wave (IRE), and Roscioli, have not received as much positive commentary and may face a tougher challenge against the top contenders.

Based on the ratings and comments, Girl Inthe Picture (IRE) is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance to win this race. Rivas Rob Roy is also expected to be competitive and should be in the mix.

5.00 Brighton (5 runners)
Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Handicap
7f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the horses in totals order:

1. Marsh Benham (IRE) – Total: 355.3
2. Split Elevens – Total: 296.1
3. Gnat Alley (IRE) – Total: 268.5
4. Queen Sarabi (IRE) – Total: 245.9
5. Lucky Mascot (IRE) – Total: 190.5

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments provided:

1. Marsh Benham (IRE): Marsh Benham is coming off a career-best performance, winning a handicap at Chepstow. With a manageable 3-pound rise in the weights, he is fancied to follow up and is considered the top contender in this race.
2. Split Elevens: Split Elevens has been inconsistent and is coming off two below-par performances, including a last-place finish at Lingfield. He will need to bounce back and return to form to be competitive in this race.
3. Gnat Alley (IRE): Gnat Alley finished ninth in a handicap at Chelmsford City, but he has a previous win on return from a higher weight. With a 7-month break, he could be an interesting contender in this race.

The remaining horses, Queen Sarabi (IRE) and Lucky Mascot (IRE), have not received as much positive commentary and may face a tougher challenge against the top contenders.

Based on the ratings and comments, Marsh Benham (IRE) is considered the top contender with an exceptional chance to win this race. Split Elevens will need to improve and find his form to be competitive.