Mon 26th Jun 2023
5.20 Wolverhampton (13 runners)
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1m6f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. My Brother Jack (IRE) – 345.0
2. King Charles (USA) – 289.1
3. Steel Helmet (IRE) – 278.0
4. The Resdev Way – 251.2
5. Adaayinourlife – 210.1
6. Chief Craftsman – 204.0
7. Peruvian Summer (IRE) – 195.7
8. Fighting Poet (IRE) – 195.3
9. Crossbeau (IRE) – 179.2
10. Quiet Thunder (IRE) – 176.7
11. Harmonious – 173.6
12. Hartside (GER) – 145.6
13. Clooney – 145.6

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. My Brother Jack (IRE):
   My Brother Jack tops the ratings with a solid total score. The comment suggests that the horse is fit from a couple of hurdle runs and that its stable is in good form. As a previous C&D winner, My Brother Jack should not be discounted and can be considered as a strong contender.
2. King Charles (USA):
   King Charles is a C&D winner and finished fourth in a handicap at Kempton in its previous race. Although the horse’s total rating is slightly lower than the top contender, its consistent form and previous success at the track make it a strong contender in this race.
3. Steel Helmet (IRE):
   Steel Helmet is another horse with a C&D victory to its name. It finished a creditable fifth in a handicap at this course recently. Considering its good form and familiarity with the track, Steel Helmet should be in contention for a top spot.
4. The Resdev Way:
   The Resdev Way is a course winner and comes into this race after finishing fifth in a handicap at Ripon. While it may not pose a serious threat to the top contenders, the horse has shown enough ability to give a good account of itself.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Fighting Poet (IRE):
Despite being ranked eighth in the Timewise ratings, the comment highlights a creditable second-place finish in a classified event at Lingfield. With blinkers on for the first time, Fighting Poet is expected to be competitive and has a chance to perform well.

Chief Craftsman:
Chief Craftsman has only won once in 29 Flat runs but went close at Carlisle in its previous race. The comment suggests that if the horse can recapture the form it showed at Carlisle, it could be in the mix for a strong performance.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are My Brother Jack (IRE), King Charles (USA), Steel Helmet (IRE), and The Resdev Way. However, it’s important to consider the positive comments about Fighting Poet (IRE) and Chief Craftsman as well. These two horses have shown promising recent form and could exceed expectations in the race.

5.55 Wolverhampton (8 runners)
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6f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Alainn Tu (IRE) – 301.5
2. All Dunn – 282.1
3. Zeno (FR) – 242.7
4. Struck Gold (IRE) – 232.6
5. Zebadaay – 222.8
6. Glory Call (IRE) – 205.0
7. Noble Captain – 193.3
8. Northern Chancer – 175.2

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Alainn Tu (IRE):
   Alainn Tu tops the ratings with the highest total score. The comment mentions a previous C&D victory and suggests that moving back up in trip should not be a problem. Although the horse finished sixth in its recent race, it still holds a solid chance based on its overall form.
2. All Dunn:
   All Dunn has been in good form this year, with three wins from nine runs. While it finished outside the placings in its previous race, the comment indicates that the horse has a solid each-way chance back on the all-weather surface.
3. Zeno (FR):
   Zeno is described as a promising individual and finished fourth in a minor event at this C&D in its previous race. With the addition of cheekpieces for this handicap debut, the horse is expected to improve and is of strong interest.
4. Struck Gold (IRE):
   Struck Gold finished eighth in a handicap at Lingfield in its previous race. However, with cheekpieces applied for the first time, the horse will need to raise its game to secure its first win. The comment suggests improvement is needed, but it should not be completely disregarded.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Glory Call (IRE):
Despite being ranked sixth in the Timewise ratings, the comment mentions that Glory Call’s best effort so far was on the all-weather surface. With a 2-pound lower mark and a return to the all-weather, the horse could be worth a second look and may exceed expectations.

Noble Captain:
Noble Captain is a lightly-raced maiden and finished eighth in a handicap at Musselburgh in its previous race. While the horse has an uphill task, the comment highlights the application of a tongue strap for the first time, which could potentially lead to an improved performance.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Alainn Tu (IRE), All Dunn, Zeno (FR), and Struck Gold (IRE). However, it’s important to consider the positive comments about Glory Call (IRE) and Noble Captain as well. These two horses have specific factors in their favour and could outperform their ratings.

6.25 Wolverhampton (6 runners)
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5f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Unlimited Data – 387.3
2. Cuban Grey – 321.7
3. Cinque Verde – 290.4
4. South Dakota Sioux (IRE) – 278.0
5. Sugar Hill Babe (IRE) – 245.2
6. Pink Stripes – 191.1

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Unlimited Data:
   Unlimited Data tops the ratings with the highest total score. The comment mentions a comfortable win in a 10-runner handicap at Wetherby and a good second-place finish at Windsor. With consistent form and a recent strong performance, Unlimited Data is clearly in good shape and should be considered as a strong contender.
2. Cuban Grey:
   Cuban Grey broke through with a C&D victory in March and followed it up with a creditable second-place finish in a handicap at Lingfield. The comment suggests that the horse is expected to be in the mix again, especially as it’s running from the same mark. Cuban Grey is a strong contender based on its recent performances.
3. Cinque Verde:
   Cinque Verde has several placed efforts to its name but had a disappointing run at Redcar, where it didn’t seem keen. With blinkers now applied, caution is advised when assessing this horse’s chances. While its Timewise rating is high, the recent form and behavior raise some concerns.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

South Dakota Sioux (IRE):
South Dakota Sioux had a career-best performance when winning a 10-runner handicap at Wetherby. Despite finishing third in its most recent race at Leicester, the comment indicates that it posted another sound effort. With the horse being kept busy and in good form, it should be regarded as a strong contender.

Sugar Hill Babe (IRE):
Sugar Hill Babe has several placed efforts but missed a great opportunity when finishing third in a novice event at Southwell. The comment states that the horse has been off for 118 days, so its fitness and readiness for this race should be taken into account.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Unlimited Data, Cuban Grey, Cinque Verde, South Dakota Sioux (IRE), and Sugar Hill Babe (IRE). However, it’s important to note that Cinque Verde’s recent form and behavior raise concerns. The horses with exceptional chances based on the comments are Unlimited Data and South Dakota Sioux (IRE), as both have displayed strong recent performances and consistent form.

7.00 Wolverhampton (11 runners)
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Studs EBF Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
5f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Mutasawi (IRE) – 322.5
2. Fifty Grand Slater (IRE) – 298.9
3. Budding Poet – 292.2
4. Matloob (IRE) – 275.1
5. Knicks (IRE) – 274.0
6. Jungle Dance (IRE) – 265.1
7. Charlie Mason – 245.9
8. Belvoir Kitten – 196.2
9. Perelle – 174.5
10. Heads Gone Pal – 60.3
11. Tangled Up In Blue (IRE) – 31.0

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Mutasawi (IRE):
   Mutasawi finished second in a novice event at Ripon on debut, and the comment describes the horse as a promising type. With a run under its belt, Mutasawi is expected to improve and has a strong chance in this race.
2. Fifty Grand Slater (IRE):
   Fifty Grand Slater showed speed when runner-up on debut at Ripon and then ran in a deeper race at Epsom, finishing eighth. The comment suggests that the application of a tongue strap for the first time might help. With a good initial performance, Fifty Grand Slater can be considered as a contender.
3. Budding Poet:
   Budding Poet had a green debut, finishing last of four in a maiden at Brighton. The comment states that the horse was far too green to show much. Considering the lack of experience, Budding Poet may improve with more racing and should not be overlooked.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Knicks (IRE):
Knicks finished third in a novice event at Ripon, where Mutasawi (ranked first) finished second. The comment suggests that Knicks shaped well despite being hampered. As a promising individual, there is potential for Knicks to improve and be a strong contender.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Mutasawi (IRE), Fifty Grand Slater (IRE), Budding Poet, Matloob (IRE), and Knicks (IRE). Knicks, being a promising individual and having shown potential in its previous race, is worth considering as a strong contender.

7.30 Wolverhampton (11 runners)
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Novice Stakes (GBB Race) (Div 1)
7f 

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Mars Magic (IRE) – 430.7
2. Nigiri (IRE) – 294.7
3. Isle Of Jura – 293.8
4. Tiffany (IRE) – 284.1
5. Field of View (IRE) – 261.9
6. Poseidon Prince (IRE) – 251.1
7. Boxing Alex – 242.8
8. Wild Hoofer – 213.6
9. Golden Moon – 195.5
10. Jophiel – 176.3
11. Boujee Gold – 72.3

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Mars Magic (IRE):
   Mars Magic won a minor event over this course and distance on debut/sole start for the Charltons. Although returning for a new yard under a penalty, Mars Magic is considered a promising sort and may be capable of better. A strong contender.
2. Nigiri (IRE):
   Nigiri showed ability on its sole 2-year-old start in a Newmarket maiden and finished tenth in a minor event at Chelmsford City. The comment suggests that Nigiri was left poorly placed in that race. With promise and good hands guiding the horse, Nigiri remains of interest and could improve.
3. Isle Of Jura:
   Isle Of Jura had its first run since leaving Charlie Appleby, finishing seventh in a minor event at Thirsk. The comment notes that Isle Of Jura will need to step up on that performance to be competitive. Although a maiden, Isle Of Jura’s previous association with a top stable suggests there may be potential for improvement.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Tiffany (IRE):
Tiffany finished seventh in a maiden over this course and distance and represents a yard from which better performance is likely to come when handicapping. While not highly rated, Tiffany may show progress in due course.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Mars Magic (IRE), Nigiri (IRE), Isle Of Jura, Tiffany (IRE), and Field of View (IRE). Mars Magic, being a previous winner over this course and distance, is considered a strong contender. Nigiri, with a promising start and good hands guiding the horse, is worth considering as a contender with potential for improvement.

8.00 Wolverhampton (11 runners)
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Novice Stakes (GBB Race) (Div 2)
7f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Game Set (IRE) – 558.0
2. Verona Star (IRE) – 341.3
3. Sparkling Spirit – 340.2
4. Socialist Agenda – 257.2
5. Poetic Jack – 232.2
6. Hawajes (IRE) – 229.9
7. Dusty Rug – 219.9
8. King Elvis – 182.6
9. Expert Bear – 77.2
10. Balmy Breese – 28.7
11. Woodys Angel – 14.4

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Game Set (IRE):
   Game Set won a 6-runner novice event at Doncaster on debut, showing promise and winning with a bit in hand. Overcoming inexperience, Game Set is considered the one to beat in this race, with the potential for further improvement.
2. Verona Star (IRE):
   Verona Star won a 14-runner novice event at Newcastle on debut, displaying promise and running on strongly. Although that victory was 20 months ago, the comment suggests that Verona Star has had some issues. However, being in excellent hands, Verona Star remains a promising contender.
3. Sparkling Spirit:
   Sparkling Spirit finished third in a novice event at this course and has been backed heavily in previous runs. The comment indicates that Sparkling Spirit may have needed a stiffer test. With a break of 168 days and a new yard, Sparkling Spirit is an interesting contender with potential for improvement.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Poetic Jack:
Poetic Jack finished fourth in a maiden at Chelmsford City and had a 163-day break. Although not highly rated, the comment suggests that Poetic Jack could show improvement in this race.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Game Set (IRE), Verona Star (IRE), Sparkling Spirit, Socialist Agenda, and Poetic Jack. Game Set, with a convincing debut win and the potential for more improvement, is considered the strongest contender. Verona Star, despite a long absence, remains promising with excellent connections. Sparkling Spirit, with a new yard and previous backing, has the potential to perform well.

8.30 Wolverhampton (11 runners)
Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Classified Stakes
7f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Martineo – 328.5
2. Twistaline – 306.1
3. Lockdown Lass – 272.2
4. Spartakos – 270.5
5. Cappananty Con – 260.9
6. Tea Garden – 259.1
7. Sirius White (IRE) – 244.4
8. Christines Angel (IRE) – 226.7
9. Magic Gem – 222.5
10. Dodgy Bob – 204.4
11. Poet – 189.6

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Martineo:
   Martineo is a four-time course winner and comes into this race with a creditable third-place finish in a handicap at Chelmsford 32 days ago. With a strong Timewise rating and previous course form, Martineo is considered a major player in this race.
2. Twistaline:
   Twistaline is a course winner, although out of form in recent races. However, the comment suggests that Twistaline’s stable is back in good form, which could lead to a revival. Although not highly rated in terms of Timewise, Twistaline is worth considering based on the positive comment.
3. Lockdown Lass:
   Lockdown Lass has one win from 25 Flat runs and finished a creditable third in a handicap at Chepstow 41 days ago. With consistent performances and a decent Timewise rating, Lockdown Lass should not be discounted in this race.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Cappananty Con:
Cappananty Con is a five-time course winner, with the latest victory in April. Although finishing eighth in a handicap at Chelmsford 32 days ago, the comment suggests that Cappananty Con can do better back at this course. The positive comment makes Cappananty Con an interesting contender.

Magic Gem:
Although not highly rated in terms of Timewise, Magic Gem has previous runner-up finishes and a win in a classified event at Southwell. The comment indicates that if the new stable has Magic Gem ready to roll, the horse could be a player in this race.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Martineo, Twistaline, Lockdown Lass, Spartakos, and Cappananty Con. Martineo, with strong course form and a recent creditable performance, is considered the strongest contender. Twistaline, with the potential for a revival based on the stable’s good form, is worth considering. Lockdown Lass, with consistent performances, is another contender to watch out for.

9.00 Wolverhampton (11 runners)
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1m½f

Based on the Timewise ratings provided, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Hooflepuff (IRE) – 432.9
2. Snooze Lane (IRE) – 334.3
3. Nikkis Girl (IRE) – 318.5
4. Bond Boy – 318.4
5. Los Camachos (IRE) – 292.8
6. Kenilworth King (USA) – 265.2
7. Pysanka (FR) – 263.9
8. Barneys Angel – 259.4
9. Equion – 255.2
10. Galileo Glass (IRE) – 236.9
11. Kaaranah (IRE) – 235.3

Analysis and assessment of the top contenders:

1. Hooflepuff (IRE):
   Hooflepuff is a three-time course and distance winner. The comment suggests that Hooflepuff didn’t need to improve for the latest victory in April and was well on top at the finish. With a strong Timewise rating and previous success at the track, Hooflepuff is considered a top contender in this race.
2. Snooze Lane (IRE):
   Snooze Lane is a previous winner at Wolverhampton and comes into this race with a victory here in March. Despite finishing fifth in a handicap at Pontefract last time, the comment indicates that Snooze Lane was denied a clear run. Returning to the all-weather track, Snooze Lane is expected to be competitive.
3. Nikkis Girl (IRE):
   Nikkis Girl finished seventh in a handicap at Chelmsford City 18 days ago and is now up in trip, which seems to be a good move considering her tendency to miss the break. With a decent Timewise rating and the headgear off, Nikkis Girl could improve and be a factor in this race.

Additional considerations based on positive comments:

Bond Boy:
Bond Boy is a course and distance winner and has three wins from 13 runs this year. Although coming off a disappointing last-place finish, the comment suggests that Bond Boy is becoming well treated and the yard is in excellent form. Bond Boy’s positive comment makes him an interesting contender.

Kenilworth King (USA):
Kenilworth King is a course winner and finished as a good second in a handicap at this course just seven days ago. With that recent form and the same mark, Kenilworth King is considered of serious interest in this race.

In summary, the top contenders based on the Timewise ratings are Hooflepuff (IRE), Snooze Lane (IRE), Nikkis Girl (IRE), Bond Boy, and Los Camachos (IRE). Hooflepuff stands out as the strongest contender with previous course and distance success and a strong Timewise rating. Snooze Lane, with a previous victory at Wolverhampton and an unlucky run last time, is expected to be competitive. Nikkis Girl, with a potential improvement over the longer trip, is worth considering. Bond Boy, despite a poor last run, has positive comments and could bounce back. Los Camachos, a course winner and respectable fourth last time, completes the list of top contenders.