Sun 25th Jun 2023
2.00 Ffos Las (8 runners)
Mumbles Brewery Restricted Novice
Stakes (GBB Race)
5f

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

1. Heed The Call (IRE) – 458.1
2. Parkside Boy (IRE) – 343.9
3. Relentless Warrior (IRE) – 342.9
4. Koji (IRE) – 309.6
5. Part Time Britain – 303.2
6. Kitty Bennet – 253.8
7. Rockinthefreeworld (IRE) – 200.1
8. Rosario (IRE) – 82.3

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Heed The Call (IRE): Heed The Call is a fairly useful filly who won her second start at Kempton. Although she faced tougher competition in a listed race at Chantilly, finishing sixth, she can bounce back with the addition of first-time headgear.
2. Parkside Boy (IRE): Parkside Boy won on debut at Dundalk in April but ran below expectations when ninth at Chester last time out. He will need to improve on that performance to be competitive here.
3. Relentless Warrior (IRE): Relentless Warrior is a maiden who finished sixth at Bath in his last outing. Dropping back to the minimum trip and with jockey Oisin Murphy booked, he could show improvement.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Koji (IRE): Koji had a strong debut at Chelmsford City, finishing second and running on well. With expected improvement, Koji is likely to be a contender in this race.
• Part Time Britain: Part Time Britain showed improvement in a fourth-place finish at Salisbury last time out. With further progress, he could be a factor in this race.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Koji (IRE) stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments provided. With a promising debut performance and room for improvement, Koji should be considered as a top contender. Heed The Call (IRE) and Part Time Britain also show potential based on comments and recent performances. These three horses should be closely assessed in this race.

2.30 Ffos Las (7 runners)
Welsh Cottage Cakes Classified Stakes
5f

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

1. Notre Maison – 310.3
2. Master Sully – 275.8
3. Pearly Gaits – 238.6
4. Mr Pc (IRE) – 228.9
5. Kodi Dancer (IRE) – 228.4
6. Epeius (IRE) – 215.3
7. Swiss Magic – 185.8

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Notre Maison: Notre Maison showed improvement with the application of cheekpieces and won a minor event at Brighton in his last outing. If the headgear continues to have a positive effect, Notre Maison is expected to be a strong contender in this race.
2. Master Sully: Master Sully is a modest gelding with one win from 21 Flat runs. He finished third behind Notre Maison in a minor event at Brighton recently and is likely to give a good performance again.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Pearly Gaits: Pearly Gaits is a modest filly who finished fifth in a handicap at Bath in her last race. Although she needs a good pace to aim at over 5f, positive comments suggest she could be a factor in this race.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Notre Maison stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments provided. With a recent win and the potential for the cheekpieces to have a positive impact again, Notre Maison should be considered as the top contender in this race. Master Sully and Pearly Gaits also show potential based on comments and recent performances. These three horses should be closely assessed in this race.

3.05 Ffos Las (8 runners)
Decus Research Ltd Handicap
6f

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

1. Beyond Equal – 367.4
2. Amazonian Dream (IRE) – 361.4
3. Hydration – 359.3
4. Vape – 346.7
5. Major Gatsby (IRE) – 318.2
6. Dynamite Katie (IRE) – 270.0
7. Endowed – 254.1
8. Reinforce (IRE) – 233.3

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Beyond Equal: Beyond Equal is a C&D winner but has not won in his last twelve starts. In his recent race at Windsor, he finished seventh in a handicap. However, with the first-time hood and cheekpieces, Beyond Equal could be an interesting contender in this race.
2. Amazonian Dream (IRE): Amazonian Dream finished last in his previous race at Bath, but he was very slowly away. He will be wearing blinkers for the first time, and being below his last winning mark, the headgear might help him show improvement.
3. Hydration: Hydration won at Kempton and finished third in a novice race at Windsor in his last two starts. Now handicapping, he has the potential to perform better in this race.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Vape: Vape won at Chepstow in May and finished second in a handicap at Newbury in his latest outing. With a consistent performance, he should be considered as a contender in this race.
• Major Gatsby (IRE): Major Gatsby finished second in a handicap at Lingfield in his recent race. With blinkers back on, he could be a factor in the outcome.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Beyond Equal stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments provided. As a previous C&D winner and with the addition of first-time hood and cheekpieces, Beyond Equal has the potential to deliver a strong performance in this race. Vape and Major Gatsby also show promise based on their recent performances and should be considered as potential contenders.

3.35 Ffos Las (7 runners)
Diplomat Hotel Handicap
1m4f

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

1. Royal Dream – 349.2
2. Sexy Rexy (IRE) – 293.7
3. Denis Anthony (IRE) – 287.6
4. Mujid (IRE) – 276.8
5. Solution – 239.1
6. Ascot Day (FR) – 237.6
7. Remedium – 185.1

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Royal Dream: Royal Dream is coming off a career-best performance, winning a 13-runner handicap at Lingfield. With the unexposed nature and jockey Oisin Murphy taking over the ride, Royal Dream appears to have plenty of potential and is a strong contender in this race.
2. Sexy Rexy (IRE): Sexy Rexy won a 4-runner handicap at Chelmsford City in his last outing. This is the first run for the yard after leaving Marco Botti, and it’s a deeper race switched to turf. While he didn’t need to improve to win last time, he will face tougher competition here.
3. Denis Anthony (IRE): Denis Anthony finished second in a handicap at Yarmouth in his previous race, putting in an excellent effort against another big improver. With that form and consistency, Denis Anthony looks to be the one to beat in this race.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Mujid (IRE): Mujid finished third in a handicap at Nottingham in his last race, which was a step in the right direction. As a C&D winner and well-weighted, Mujid could be a factor in the outcome of this race.
• Solution: Solution is a promising type who made a seventh-place finish in a novice event at Doncaster. Now making a handicap debut and significantly up in trip, Solution has the potential to progress and should be considered as an outsider.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Denis Anthony stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments provided. With a good second-place finish in his previous race and consistent performances, Denis Anthony looks to be the strongest contender in this field. Royal Dream also shows promise with a career-best win and the presence of Oisin Murphy, making him another noteworthy contender.

4.05 Ffos Las (5 runners)
3AS Leisure Handicap
7½f

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

1. Merlin The Wizard – 443.0
2. Tollard Royal (IRE) – 436.4
3. Woodstock – 378.8
4. Baileysgutfeeling (IRE) – 335.6
5. Frequent Flyer (IRE) – 330.7

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Merlin The Wizard: Merlin The Wizard recently got off the mark with a win in a minor event at Kempton. Making the handicap debut, Merlin The Wizard is expected to continue improving and has a good chance of scoring another victory.
2. Tollard Royal (IRE): After a seven-month break, Tollard Royal finished fifth in a handicap at Kempton in April. However, with a wind operation and the hood back on, Tollard Royal could resume his progress and be a contender in this race.
3. Woodstock: Woodstock secured consecutive wins at Kempton in March but has not shown further progress in two handicap starts since then. With a sixth-place finish in a handicap at Goodwood, Woodstock needs to step up to be competitive in this field.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Baileysgutfeeling (IRE): Baileysgutfeeling won a 3-runner seller at Leicester in his last race and is now back up in trip. With a good-value claimer on board, Baileysgutfeeling could aim for a hat-trick under these conditions.
• Frequent Flyer (IRE): Frequent Flyer was a runner-up twice at this C&D last summer but has not performed at that level since then. With gelding and the visor on for the first time, Frequent Flyer may show improvement and shouldn’t be overlooked.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Merlin The Wizard stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments provided. Coming off a convincing win and expected to keep improving, Merlin The Wizard has the highest total rating and is likely the strongest contender in this race.

4.35 Ffos Las (11 runners)
Ken Meredith Memorial Handicap
7½f

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

1. Sympathise (IRE) – 427.4
2. Portelet Bay – 327.6
3. Madrinho (IRE) – 315.4
4. Lilandra (FR) – 308.0
5. Griggy (IRE) – 286.7
6. Tranquillity – 284.3
7. The Cola Kid – 234.0
8. Wiff Waff – 232.0
9. Latent Heat (IRE) – 226.8
10. Thewaytothestars – 222.4
11. Ballet Blanc – 194.5

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Sympathise (IRE): Sympathise comes into this race with good form, winning two of her last three starts. With a career-best performance in her previous race, she has leading claims in her hat-trick bid and is the highest-rated horse in the field.
2. Portelet Bay: Portelet Bay finished last in a handicap at Bath in his most recent outing, but he is back up in trip for this race. He will need to improve to be competitive, but the longer distance could suit him better.
3. Madrinho (IRE): Madrinho has been inconsistent, with no win in his last eighteen starts. Although he finished fifth in his previous race, he remains an unreliable individual and will need to find improvement to be a contender.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Tranquillity: Tranquillity finished sixth in a handicap at Lingfield in his last race and is now stepping up in trip. While not a top-rated contender, the change in distance could work in his favor, and he should not be discounted.
• Ballet Blanc: Ballet Blanc finished second in a minor event at Chepstow, demonstrating suitability for strong pace. Returning to handicap company, Ballet Blanc could give another good account and provide value.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Sympathise (IRE) stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments. With recent good form, a career-best performance, and the potential for a hat-trick, Sympathise is the horse to watch in this race.

5.05 Ffos Las (5 runners)
Poundffald Inn Apprentice Handicap
1m6f

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

1. Lusaka (IRE) – 380.9
2. Red Royalist – 318.4
3. Beggarman – 286.0
4. Shibuya Song – 282.4
5. This Ones For Fred (IRE) – 243.9

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Lusaka (IRE): Lusaka comes into this race with the highest total rating and recent good form, winning a handicap at Chepstow in his last outing. With strong ratings and a promising profile, Lusaka should be the one to beat.
2. Red Royalist: Red Royalist has been consistent, finishing third in a handicap at Doncaster in his previous race. With the addition of a tongue strap for the first time, he could improve further and be a contender in this race.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

• Shibuya Song: Although Shibuya Song finished fifth in his last race, his first run under a new trainer, the comment suggests he is likely to be back on his game. With the cheekpieces back on, he could show improvement and should not be overlooked.
• This Ones For Fred (IRE): This Ones For Fred finished third in a handicap at Lingfield in his last race, wearing a visor for the first time. With an increase in distance for this race, he deserves respect and could be a factor in the outcome.

Exceptional chance based on comments:

Lusaka (IRE) stands out as the horse with an exceptional chance based on the positive comments. With recent form and a strong performance in his last race, Lusaka is the horse to watch and is expected to take all the beating in this race.