4.15 Cork (14 runners)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden
6f

Based on the Timewise ratings, here is an analysis of the upcoming race at Cork:

1. Mysteries (IRE) – 333.2 total
2. Moral Turpitude (IRE) – 306.4 total
3. West Of Wichita (IRE) – 279.0 total
4. Stopitnowjulia (IRE) – 212.9 total
5. Brilliant (IRE) – 98.4 total

Let’s break down the top contenders:

1. Mysteries (IRE) has the highest total at 333.2. This horse showed promise in her debut at the Curragh, finishing third out of nine, and is open to improvement. Furthermore, the stable is in good form, which might benefit Mysteries (IRE). The horse’s high jockey rating of 37.9 shows potential for an exceptional performance.
2. Moral Turpitude (IRE) ranks second in the total ratings, coming in at 306.4. After a commendable third-place finish in a minor event at Tipperary, she is expected to continue her progressive trend. Moral Turpitude (IRE) has a slightly higher jockey rating than Mysteries (IRE) at 39.0, indicating a strong partnership.
3. West Of Wichita (IRE) is third in the total rating with a score of 279.0. Despite a disappointing twelfth-place finish in the Group 3 Fillies’ Sprint Stakes at Naas, she is expected to fare better in this race. The jockey rating for West Of Wichita (IRE) is slightly lower at 34.6, which should be taken into consideration.
4. Stopitnowjulia (IRE) is the fourth-rated horse with a total of 212.9. However, considering her recent tenth-place finish at Roscommon, she might not be a significant threat unless there’s a major improvement. The jockey rating of 36.8 is relatively high, but the horse’s performance doesn’t seem to match up.

Looking beyond the total ratings, Brilliant (IRE) is an interesting entrant, rated fifth overall but with no past performance ratings. She’s a Gleneagles filly and holds a Group 2 entry next month, indicating high expectations. She’s a half-sister to multiple winners, including the multiple Group 1 winner Alcohol Free. Although her total is just 98.4, given her pedigree, she’s definitely one to watch.

4.50 Cork (10 runners)
Mallow Maiden
5f

In terms of total ratings, the 4.50 Cork race has several notable contenders.

1. Blue News (USA): Leading the race with a total rating of 317.0, this gelding remains a maiden after 12 Flat runs. Despite this, his recent performance was impressive, finishing second in a maiden at the Curragh. The drop in trip might favour him, and his record suggests consistency, which is certainly a positive factor in his favour.
2. Eurielle (IRE): This filly holds the second-highest total rating at 282.6. She’s only raced once, finishing sixth out of 15 in a maiden at Limerick. The drop in trip might benefit her, and her recent outing indicates a level of potential that might come into play during this race.
3. Smullen’s Pride (IRE): Third in the rating order with 268.6, this lightly-raced filly finished sixth in a maiden at Dundalk after a six-month break. The move back to the minimum trip could turn out to be a smart strategy and boost her performance.
4. On Our Radar (IRE): Rated fourth with a total of 252.4, this thrice-raced gelding was second in a maiden at Dundalk. A break of 135 days and being gelded in the meantime might have him return stronger in this race.
5. Son Of Sampers (IRE): Rounding out the top five with a rating of 246.0, this horse showed an improved form in his last outing, securing second place in a maiden at Tipperary. The stable is in good form, which might influence his performance positively.

Among the top-ranked horses, Blue News (USA) and Eurielle (IRE) are worth a special mention, both of which have performed commendably in their previous outings. Despite not having won yet, Blue News (USA) has shown consistency, and a change in trip may be the edge needed for victory. Eurielle (IRE) has only raced once, showing significant promise, and the drop in trip could potentially favour her in this race.

It’s also worth noting some contenders not in the top ratings, but with positive comments. For instance, Jacks Gold (IRE) is a newcomer but is a half-brother to several winners, including the smart 5f winner Lightscameraction and useful winner up to 6f Fast Track. This pedigree could be a dark horse factor in this race.

This assessment has focused solely on total ratings and additional positive comments about the contenders. As per request, odds have been disregarded in this analysis. However, it should be noted that racing outcomes can be influenced by numerous other factors not accounted for in this analysis.

5.25 Cork (11 runners)
Sign Up To Our Newsletter Handicap
5f 

Based on the Timewise ratings provided for the 5.25 race at Cork, the horses are ranked in the following order:

1. Running Cool
2. Parting Glass (IRE)
3. Not Too Real Bad (IRE)
4. Mount Ruapehu (IRE)
5. Primo Uomo (IRE)
6. Gabriellas Spirit (IRE)
7. Curraheen Princess (IRE)
8. Greek Flower (IRE)
9. Sams Xpress (IRE)
10. Only Spoofing (IRE)
11. Hallowed Time (IRE)

Starting with the top-ranked horse, Running Cool scored the highest total points of 405.8. This horse recently had a career-best win in a 10-runner maiden at Fairyhouse and is making its handicap debut. This strong recent performance and potential room for improvement given its first run in a handicap suggest a good chance for a strong performance in this race.

In second place, Parting Glass (IRE) has a total score of 396.3. The horse recently won an 18-runner maiden at Navan and is making its handicap debut. The booking of Keane is noted as a plus, suggesting that this horse has a good chance of performing well, especially considering the prospect of more to come.

Third-ranked, Not Too Real Bad (IRE) has a total score of 354.7. The horse had its latest win at this course and distance (C&D) in May and has two wins from five runs this year. Despite finishing eighth in its last race at the Curragh, the horse’s prior success at the Cork track could be advantageous.

The fourth-ranked horse, Mount Ruapehu (IRE), also a C&D winner, did not perform well in its latest race at this course, finishing last, so will need to bounce back to form to compete effectively here.

Fifth-ranked Primo Uomo (IRE) has a good recent third-place finish in a handicap at Dundalk and is now running for a new yard. This suggests some potential, especially as the horse is slightly lower in the weights over turf.

An additional horse that warrants mention despite a lower total rating is Gabriellas Spirit (IRE). The horse recently had a career-best win in a 15-runner handicap at Tipperary and the comments suggest more to come. This horse might be worth considering despite a sixth-place rank.

In summary, based on total ratings and positive comments, the top contenders for the race are likely to be Running Cool, Parting Glass (IRE), and Not Too Real Bad (IRE), with Gabriellas Spirit (IRE) also a possible contender despite a lower rating.

6.00 Cork (9 runners)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Midsummer
Sprint Stakes (Listed)
5f 

Here is an analysis of the horse race based on the Timewise ratings provided:

1. Pirate Jenny (IRE) – 454.1 Total Rating: This horse stands out due to the highest Total Rating. It seems that Pirate Jenny has been off for 7 months, having reportedly bled in her last race at Dundalk where she ended up last. Despite that, she is a course winner and has a strong past record, which might explain her top ranking in the Timewise ratings.
2. Ano Syra (IRE) – 429.4 Total Rating: Ano Syra appears to be a reliable and solid contender. Having finished a respectable third at the Curragh just 20 days ago, she seems set to perform well again. The comment also mentions her as a ‘useful filly’, which implies consistent performances.
3. Catherine Of Siena (IRE) – 390.4 Total Rating: With a win at Dundalk in December, Catherine Of Siena has demonstrated good form. She was an excellent neck second in a listed race at Chelmsford City 50 days ago. A look at her ratings would suggest she’s one to watch in this race.
4. Lady Tilbury – 376.6 Total Rating: Lady Tilbury seems a noteworthy competitor, especially given her strong recent performance at Naas where she placed third. Moreover, being a Course & Distance (C&D) winner, she already has a proven track record here, which makes her a solid contender.
5. Harmony Rose – 376.0 Total Rating: Harmony Rose recently gave a creditable performance at Navan, where she finished second, indicating that she is in good form. She is also a C&D winner, which should increase her chances.

While the total ratings suggest that these are the top five contenders, it’s worth mentioning Go Athletico (FR). Despite having the lowest total rating, his comments are noteworthy. He was back to his best when winning a 5.5f listed race at Deauville last time, beating his competition readily by 2½ lengths. Classy and seeming to be in excellent form, Go Athletico could be a dark horse in this race, potentially defying the penalties imposed on him.

In conclusion, based on the Timewise ratings and the positive comments, Pirate Jenny, Ano Syra, Catherine Of Siena, Lady Tilbury, and Harmony Rose are top-ranked contenders. However, the exceptional chance could lie with Go Athletico, who despite lower rankings, has shown recent superior performance.

6.35 Cork (8 runners)
Darley Munster Oaks Stakes (Fillies
And Mares Group 3)
1m4f

The following is an analysis of the Darley Munster Oaks Stakes based on the Timewise ratings:

1. Rosscarbery (GER) leads the field with an impressive total rating of 662.7. The smart mare is a C&D winner and had a creditable performance at Ascot, finishing fifth in the Fillies’ & Mares’ Stakes. Despite having had an 8-month hiatus, she’s returning with a strong form and is managed by an excellent team. Her ratings and performance history suggest she’s the top contender in this race.
2. Cairde Go Deo (FR) is second in the rankings with a total rating of 471.4. This useful filly had a sound return to action at Leopardstown, finishing seventh in the Saval Beg Levmoss Stakes. The slight drop in trip for this race could suit her, and she could pose a challenge to other competitors.
3. Final Gesture (IRE) holds the third position with a total rating of 432.6. She displayed a much-improved form when she won a listed race at Gowran. Her performance suggests she could be competitive at this level, even though this race might present a tougher challenge.
4. Lambada (IRE), with a total rating of 426.0, is fourth in the ranking. After a winning reappearance at Gowran in April, she performed as well as could be expected in the Musidora Stakes at York. Considering the reputation of the yard she represents, she can’t be underestimated.

The horse with the most potential outside of the ratings is Annerville (IRE). Despite ranking sixth in total ratings at 402.8, her excellent second-place finish in a listed race at the Curragh indicates strong form. The decision to use blinkers for this race could further improve her performance.

In conclusion, based on the analysis of the Timewise ratings and the horses’ performance history, Rosscarbery (GER) appears to have the most potential for a winning performance in this race, followed by Cairde Go Deo (FR) and Final Gesture (IRE). However, the racing form of Annerville (IRE) also suggests that she could perform exceptionally well and is worth watching.

7.10 Cork (14 runners)
Cork Derby (Premier Handicap)
1m4f

This race analysis is primarily centred on the Timewise total ratings and subsequent rankings, with additional consideration given to the positive comments for horses not high in the rankings.

Starting with the highest Timewise totals, we see that the horse, “Star Kissed (IRE)” comes in first with a score of 492.5. Star Kissed, an undoubtedly promising horse, has shown consistent form, with two wins from three runs this year. Their victory 15 days ago at Roscommon was their career best, suggesting that the horse is still improving. Given this form and the high rating, Star Kissed has an exceptional chance in this race.

In second place with a total score of 447.1, we have “Spasiba (FR)”. The horse has shown progressive form, winning a maiden race and securing third place at Killarney last July. Despite a subdued performance on its return, Spasiba is expected to improve and is an interesting contender.

“Morph Speed (IRE)” ranks third on the total ratings, with a score of 398.8. As a course and distance winner, Morph Speed carries significant experience and could potentially repeat their performance. They secured a good second place at Leopardstown 8 days ago, demonstrating strong current form.

“Safecracker” with a total of 390.6, stands fourth in the rankings. Although this horse finished seventh at the Curragh 20 days ago, the step back up in trip should be advantageous. The comment mentions Safecracker was a runner-up in this race 12 months ago, implying the horse is familiar with this course and distance and is expected to perform well.

“Old Port (IRE)” takes fifth position in the rankings with a score of 359.7. With six wins from 16 flat runs, Old Port is a seasoned performer. The horse secured a respectable fourth place at Chelmsford in November, and the return to a greater distance should prove beneficial. Notably, the horse is starting out for a new yard, which may also influence the performance.

Beyond these top-ranked horses, “Golden Twilight (IRE)” is worth mentioning despite its lower total score of 343.4. The horse secured a good third place at the Curragh 19 days ago and the addition of cheekpieces for the first time may enhance its performance.

In conclusion, based on the Timewise total ratings and recent performances, “Star Kissed (IRE)” seems to have an exceptional chance in this race, followed closely by “Spasiba (FR)” and “Morph Speed (IRE)”. Horses like “Safecracker” and “Old Port (IRE)” are also strong contenders given their past form and familiarity with the course and distance.

7.45 Cork (24 runners)
Racing Again July 14th Handicap (47-65) (Div 1)
7f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here is the analysis and assessment of the top contenders in totals order for the Cork race:

1. Markievicz (IRE) – Total: 354.3
   Markievicz has been performing consistently well in recent races, including a win at Navan in May. In the previous race at the Curragh, the horse had an excuse for the performance and is expected to bounce back. Markievicz is a top contender based on the ratings and positive comments.
2. Rockbury Lad – Total: 300.8
   Rockbury Lad is a maiden but showed promise in the last race at Naas, where he finished fourth in heavy conditions. The horse made a notable headway and remains of interest for this race. With a good form and potential for improvement, Rockbury Lad is a strong contender.
3. Golden Days (IRE) – Total: 277.0
   Golden Days is a previous winner at the course and showed a promising performance after a 7-month break in the last run. Despite finishing fourth, the horse wasn’t disgraced and is expected to go well again. Golden Days should be considered as a strong contender based on previous success at the track.
4. Swiss Army Officer (IRE) – Total: 259.5
   Swiss Army Officer made a successful return to racing in May but went backward in the last outing at Listowel. However, the horse encountered interference, so a bounce back is anticipated. Swiss Army Officer has shown potential and should not be overlooked in this race.
5. Hastily – Total: 258.8
   Hastily is a previous winner over the course and distance. Although the horse disappointed in the following race at Naas, it hasn’t been seen since then, suggesting that something may have been amiss. If back in good form, Hastily could be a strong contender based on past success.
6. Gidwa (IRE) – Total: 240.2
   Gidwa is a previous winner at Lingfield and has been consistently running in handicaps. However, the horse finished last in the most recent Dundalk race, which raises concerns about the current form. Gidwa may not be among the top contenders based on recent performance.

Please note that the odds have been excluded from the analysis as they are notional. The top-ranked horses with exceptional chances based on the comments are Markievicz, Rockbury Lad, and Golden Days, as they have positive remarks and notable performances.

8.15 Cork (24 runners)
Racing Again July 14th Handicap (47-65) (Div 2)
7f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Sondheim (IRE) – 347.5
2. Gegenpressing – 300.8
3. Pollanassa (IRE) – 274.9
4. Catherine Chroi (IRE) – 264.0
5. Tall Story (IRE) – 263.7
6. Zig Zag Zyggy (IRE) – 254.3
7. Florence Thompson (IRE) – 251.7
8. Western Cape (IRE) – 251.3
9. Well Suited (IRE) – 247.8
10. Above It All (IRE) – 239.7

Among the top-ranked horses, Sondheim (IRE) stands out with the highest total rating of 347.5. Sondheim has shown consistent form with good speed ratings and positive comments, including a recent good sixth-place finish in a competitive handicap at the same course and distance. The addition of blinkers for the first time could further enhance Sondheim’s chances in this race.

Gegenpressing is another notable contender with a total rating of 300.8. Gegenpressing put in a creditable fourth-place finish in a large field handicap at the Curragh, indicating good form and competitiveness. With that recent performance, Gegenpressing deserves consideration.

Pollanassa (IRE) with a total rating of 274.9 has shown consistent form with positive comments. The addition of blinkers for the first time could help improve Pollanassa’s performance in this race.

Catherine Chroi (IRE) has a solid total rating of 264.0 and has been competitive in recent starts. With respectable fourth-place finishes in previous handicaps, Catherine Chroi should not be overlooked.

Tall Story (IRE) and Zig Zag Zyggy (IRE) also have competitive total ratings and could be contenders based on their previous form and positive comments.

It’s worth noting that Florence Thompson (IRE) has a lower total rating but is highlighted in the comments with a good second-place finish in a handicap at Fairyhouse. This suggests that Florence Thompson may be capable of an improved performance.

These assessments are based on the provided ratings and comments, and additional factors such as recent form, course and distance suitability, jockey and trainer combinations, and any other relevant information should be taken into consideration when making final selections.