Wed 28th Jun 2023
5.40 Bath (5 runners)
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1m5f

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Book Of Tales – 406.0
2. Songo (IRE) – 378.5
3. Lady Rascal – 348.1
4. Hidden Depths (IRE) – 340.7
5. Bravura – 299.6

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Songo (IRE): Course winner and a creditable fifth in a handicap at Goodwood. In the mix again and engaged in another race.
2. Hidden Depths (IRE): Course winner returning to the Flat after a spell over fences. Arrives in good form with a fourth-place finish at Cartmel.
3. Lady Rascal: Winner at Salisbury and a good second in a handicap at Sandown. Should be in the picture.
4. Bravura: Lightly-raced maiden with a good fourth-place finish in a handicap at Doncaster. Can improve over the longer trip and is considered a big player.
5. Book Of Tales: Career-best performance when winning a handicap at Yarmouth. A course winner and weighted to go close in his hat-trick bid despite a weight rise.

Based on this analysis, Book Of Tales appears to be the most promising runner. With a recent career-best performance and a weight advantage, he is likely to be competitive in his hat-trick bid. Songo has shown good form recently and Hidden Depths is expected to perform well back on the Flat. Lady Rascal has a win and a good second-place finish to her name, while Bravura has potential to improve over the longer trip.

6.10 Bath (7 runners)
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5½f

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Lady Of Sardinia – 398.8
2. Invincible Tiger (IRE) – 333.6
3. Fistral Beach (IRE) – 286.7
4. She Is A Keeper (IRE) – 258.6
5. Easel – 224.7
6. Moes Legacy – 151.8
7. Tenhotfourcrazy (IRE) – 50.7

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Lady Of Sardinia: Improved on debut form to win a Chelmsford maiden. Penalty offset by the rider’s valuable claim. Expected to be in contention again.
2. Invincible Tiger (IRE): Showed improvement on heavy ground to finish third in a Hamilton maiden. More to come and of interest in this race.
3. Fistral Beach (IRE): Twice-raced maiden with a fifth-place finish at Kempton. Likely to be more suited to nurseries.
4. She Is A Keeper (IRE): Once-raced maiden with a fifth-place finish at Lingfield. Potential for improvement in this race.
5. Easel: Tasleet filly with a fifth-place finish on debut at Windsor. Showed signs of greenness but can build on that run.
6. Moes Legacy: Once-raced maiden with a last-place finish at Chepstow. Slow into stride and detached. Can only be watched.
7. Tenhotfourcrazy (IRE): Harry Angel filly with no race experience. Dam has produced winners.

Based on this analysis, Lady Of Sardinia appears to be the most promising runner. With an impressive maiden win and a penalty offset by the rider’s claim, she is expected to be in contention once again. Invincible Tiger showed improvement in her last outing and could provide strong competition. The other runners have either shown limited form or lack race experience.

6.40 Bath (7 runners)
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5½f 

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Talamanca – 313.0
2. Spirit Of Breeze (IRE) – 280.4
3. All In The Hips (IRE) – 269.9
4. Gustav Ucicky (IRE) – 257.4
5. Fragrance – 234.4
6. Outreach – 231.7
7. Glamorous Star (IRE) – 172.8

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Talamanca: Shaped well in a previous race, operating from the last winning mark. Consideration should be given based on his past success in nurseries.
2. Spirit Of Breeze (IRE): Showed promise in a Lingfield handicap, keeping on and expected to perform well with a repeat performance.
3. All In The Hips (IRE): Latest win at Windsor, but struggled in a recent race at Leicester. Needs to bounce back and regain previous form.
4. Gustav Ucicky (IRE): Maiden after 11 starts, but the previous performance at Haydock can be excused due to inadequate test. The drop in class can benefit.
5. Fragrance: Showed improvement in a Chepstow handicap, keeping on until no extra. Mark has eased, and the longer trip may suit her.
6. Outreach: Fourth-place finish in a minor event at this course. Switching to handicaps provides a positive outlook, but improvement is required.
7. Glamorous Star (IRE): Little impact in novice events as a juvenile. Goes handicapping from a low mark, but the betting market may provide a better guide.

Based on this analysis, Talamanca appears to be the most promising runner. With a good previous performance and the advantage of operating from the last winning mark, he is expected to be competitive. Spirit Of Breeze showed promise in a recent handicap and is likely to perform well again. The other runners have either struggled in their previous races or lack notable form.

7.10 Bath (7 runners)
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Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Symbol of Hope – 347.2
2. Connies Rose – 347.0
3. Regal Envoy (IRE) – 345.7
4. Alfred Cove – 319.6
5. Thank The Lord – 302.1
6. Street Parade – 265.8
7. Neptune Legend (IRE) – 204.8

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Symbol of Hope: Multiple wins over the course and distance, with a recent third-place finish in a handicap at this course. Consistent performer and likely to put in another good effort.
2. Connies Rose: Coming off a career-best win in a Chepstow handicap, showing improvement. Previously edged out in a race at the same venue. In good form and a strong contender.
3. Regal Envoy (IRE): Course winner. Fourth-place finish in a handicap at Haydock, dropping in class and considered to be on a dangerous mark. Has potential to perform well.
4. Alfred Cove: Winner at Brighton and a recent second-place finish in a Lingfield handicap. Demonstrating good form and likely to continue performing well.
5. Thank The Lord: Respectable fourth-place finish in a Wetherby handicap. Faces a stronger handicap here, but has shown potential and cannot be ruled out.
6. Street Parade: Sixth-place finish in a handicap at Chelmsford City. Needs to bounce back from that performance, but back on the last winning mark.
7. Neptune Legend (IRE): Last of six in a handicap at Lingfield, off for 112 days, and back down in trip. Form and recent performances are a concern.

Based on this analysis, Symbol of Hope appears to be the strongest contender. With multiple wins over the course and distance and a recent solid performance, Symbol of Hope is expected to put in another competitive effort. Connies Rose is also in good form, coming off a career-best win, and should be considered a strong contender as well.

7.40 Bath (7 runners)
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1m

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Fact Or Fable (IRE) – 302.5
2. Shabs – 273.0
3. Deacs Delight – 266.7
4. Send In The Clouds – 254.6
5. Millicent – 234.2
6. Royal Debut (IRE) – 221.0
7. By Pass – 207.7

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Fact Or Fable (IRE): Modest gelding who won a minor event at Chepstow. Respected based on recent form.
2. Shabs: Respectable second-place finish in a minor event at Lingfield in the first run since leaving Martin Smith. Has a good chance based on form.
3. Deacs Delight: Improved to win a minor event at Lingfield, providing a big shout at these weights.
4. Send In The Clouds: Respectable fourth-place finish in a handicap at this course and distance. One win from 24 Flat runs.
5. Millicent: Good second-place finish in a handicap at Chepstow. Tongue strap applied for the first time and should be considered.
6. Royal Debut (IRE): Still a maiden and only finished eighth in a minor event at Lingfield. Others may have stronger appeal.
7. By Pass: Modest filly who finished sixth in a minor event at Brighton. Difficult to make a case for.

Based on this analysis, Fact Or Fable (IRE) appears to be the best pick. With a recent win in a minor event and a respectable rating, Fact Or Fable has shown good form and is likely to be competitive in this race. Shabs, coming off a respectable second-place finish, is another contender worth considering. Deacs Delight, the winner of a recent minor event, also has potential and should be taken into account.

8.10 Bath (8 runners)
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1m

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Hi Clare (IRE) – 434.4
2. War Chant (IRE) – 365.2
3. Havana Goldrush – 359.0
4. Natzor (FR) – 284.5
5. Ciotog (IRE) – 273.5
6. Jade Country – 270.7
7. Palamon (IRE) – 256.8
8. Adwan – 245.3

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Hi Clare (IRE): Impressive win at Pontefract, nudged up only 1 lb. Likely to be competitive and in the mix.
2. War Chant (IRE): Arriving in search of a hat-trick after wins at Nottingham and Wetherby. Talented apprentice’s claim offsets the weight rise. A bold bid is expected.
3. Havana Goldrush: C&D winner and a recent win at Windsor. Should remain competitive with a 2 lb rise.
4. Natzor (FR): Good second-place finish in a handicap at Newbury. Unexposed and should perform well for an in-form yard.
5. Ciotog (IRE): Creditable third-place finish on AW reappearance but disappointed in the last outing. Needs to bounce back.
6. Jade Country: Finished ninth at Windsor, slowly away. Cheekpieces remain, and a tongue strap is left off for this race.
7. Palamon (IRE): Maiden who finished last in a maiden race at Newmarket. Makes handicap debut after being gelded. Unexposed but requires a betting check.
8. Adwan: Lightly-raced maiden, seventh in a handicap debut at Windsor. Remains unexposed, but Pat Dobbs rides Palamon instead.

Based on this analysis, Hi Clare (IRE) seems to be the best pick. With a recent win at Pontefract, a low weight increase, and a high rating, Hi Clare has shown good form and is likely to be competitive. War Chant (IRE), in search of a hat-trick, and Havana Goldrush, a C&D winner, are also strong contenders to consider.

8.40 Bath (7 runners)
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1m2f

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Craggy Range (IRE) – 308.2
2. Galactic Glow (IRE) – 267.8
3. Kraken Filly (IRE) – 252.6
4. Ladypacksapunch – 248.0
5. Taswara – 220.5
6. Highland Flyer – 197.7
7. Darke Horse – 177.4

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Galactic Glow (IRE): C&D winner, finished fifth in a minor event at Windsor. Wearing cheekpieces for the first time. Can’t be dismissed.
2. Ladypacksapunch: Still a maiden after 16 Flat runs. Finished second to Galactic Glow in a minor event at this C&D. Suited by a strong pace. Respected once again.
3. Kraken Filly (IRE): C&D winner, one win from 22 Flat runs. Fourth in a recent handicap at this C&D. Should be taken seriously.
4. Darke Horse: Finished last in a handicap at Wolverhampton, returning from a 6-month break. Significantly up in trip and looks limited.
5. Highland Flyer: Lightly-raced maiden, sixth in a handicap at this course. Blinkers on for the first time. Needs improvement.
6. Taswara: Thrice-raced maiden, finished tenth in a minor event at Kempton. Returns from a 175-day break and makes handicap debut. One to note if strong in the betting.
7. Craggy Range (IRE): Lightly-raced maiden, finished sixth in a handicap at Brighton with running left. Significantly up in trip, and the tongue strap is back on. Expected to improve and gets the vote.

Based on this analysis, Craggy Range (IRE) seems to be the best pick. With a decent rating, a promising performance in the last race, and the potential to improve with the increase in distance, Craggy Range looks like a strong contender. Galactic Glow (IRE) and Ladypacksapunch, who finished ahead of the others in their respective races, are also worth considering.