Thu 29th Jun 2023 2.00 Newmarket (July) (9 runners) Black Type Accountancy British EBF Confined Restricted Novice Stakes (GBB Race) 6f

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Empire Of Light (IRE) – Total: 401.3
2. Skilled Master – Total: 334.4
3. Cheeky Blimey (IRE) – Total: 305.4
4. Magnificent Match (FR) – Total: 283.7
5. Conde (IRE) – Total: 246.6
6. Octet – Total: 93.1
7. Nouveaux – Total: 74.9
8. Profectus – Total: 46.7
9. Respectable Jack – Total: 21.6

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Conde (IRE): Ninth of 10 in a maiden at Leicester on debut, slowly away.

Empire Of Light (IRE): Fifth of 9 in a novice event at Bath on debut. Expected to progress.

Profectus: No specific comments provided.

Skilled Master: Fourth of 12 in a maiden at Chelmsford City on debut, very green. Potential for improvement.

Cheeky Blimey (IRE): Fourth of 15 in a maiden at Leicester on debut. Expected to do better and has strong claims.

Magnificent Match (FR): Twenty-second of 23 in the listed Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot on debut.

Octet: Interesting newcomer with a promising pedigree.

Respectable Jack: Limited information provided about the dam.

Nouveaux: Limited information provided about the dam.

Summarizing their chances:

Empire Of Light showed promise on debut and is expected to progress, making him a strong contender.

Skilled Master displayed greenness on debut but has the potential to improve and should not be overlooked.

Cheeky Blimey performed credibly on debut and is likely to improve, making him a competitive choice.

Based on the analysis, Empire Of Light (IRE) appears to be the best pick, followed by Skilled Master and Cheeky Blimey (IRE).

2.35 Newmarket (July) (9 runners)
Discover Newmarket Handicap
1m4f

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Reina Del Mar (IRE) – Total: 374.3
2. Allo Al Khawaneej – Total: 343.4
3. Damascus Steel (IRE) – Total: 338.9
4. Dashing Panther – Total: 336.5
5. Sainte Colette – Total: 317.7
6. Sea Master – Total: 313.7
7. Conservative (IRE) – Total: 274.4
8. Whatacracker – Total: 268.7
9. Zivaniya – Total: 253.5

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Reina Del Mar (IRE): Shaped as if needing the run in both starts this season. Not taken lightly off a career-low mark.

Dashing Panther: Showed improved form to win on handicap debut at Newbury but needs to take another step forward.

Sainte Colette: Opened the account at Wolverhampton but offered little on turf last time. Needs to bounce back.

Conservative (IRE): Unseated rider at Beverley due to hanging badly left. Visor may be applied.

Sea Master: Took a step back in the right direction at Doncaster but more improvement required.

Allo Al Khawaneej: Failed to justify strong support on previous outing. Cheekpieces applied for handicap debut.

Damascus Steel (IRE): Won an uncompetitive race at Windsor but found it tougher with a penalty at Yarmouth. Non-runner.

Zivaniya: Showed promise in handicaps with a fifth-place finish at Wetherby. Step forward needed.

Whatacracker: Runner-up at Ayr and bred for longer distances. Sound each-way claims.

Summarizing their chances:

Reina Del Mar (IRE) has shown potential and is not to be underestimated off a career-low mark.

Dashing Panther displayed improvement to win on handicap debut but will need to continue progressing.

Sainte Colette needs to bounce back after a disappointing turf performance.

Sea Master has shown some improvement but still requires further progression.

Allo Al Khawaneej is capable of better and could perform well on handicap debut with the application of cheekpieces.

Zivaniya made a promising start in handicaps and may improve further.

Whatacracker has sound each-way claims, especially with the step up in distance.

Based on the analysis, Reina Del Mar (IRE) appears to be the best pick, followed by Dashing Panther and Allo Al Khawaneej.

3.10 Newmarket (July) (8 runners)
Newmarket Racecourses Supporting
Racing Staff Week Handicap
6f

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Crows Nest (IRE) – Total: 507.8
2. Fox Master – Total: 458.8
3. Just A Spark – Total: 435.7
4. Knebworth – Total: 394.8
5. Premiere Beauty – Total: 393.5
6. Girl Magic – Total: 392.3
7. Fierce (IRE) – Total: 329.0
8. Hello Arthur – Total: 284.8

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Crows Nest (IRE): Already a winner of two sprint novice events. Switching to handicap company and further improvement is expected.

Girl Magic: Showed improvement when winning a Lingfield handicap. Competitive after a 4 lb rise.

Fox Master: Successful debut followed by placings in turf handicaps. Lightly-raced profile suggests further improvement.

Knebworth: Three AW wins last year. Found life tougher in higher grade handicaps but could make an impact in this lower grade. Hood worn last time is left off.

Premiere Beauty: Impressive third in a handicap at Haydock after a seven-month break. Should be competitive with slight improvement.

Just A Spark: Progressive on AW with a hat-trick. Struggled in turf handicaps but latest run at Salisbury can be forgiven due to trouble.

Fierce (IRE): Still a maiden but ran well after a gelding operation. Second of nine at Lingfield and could be a player if in similar form.

Hello Arthur: Fair form, finished fourth at Salisbury over 7f. Drops in trip without blinkers. Others have stronger claims.

Summarizing their chances:

Crows Nest (IRE) has shown potential and further improvement is expected, making him a strong contender.

Fox Master has a lightly-raced profile and has shown promise with placings in turf handicaps.

Just A Spark has shown progression on AW but struggled in recent turf handicaps. However, her latest run can be forgiven due to trouble.

Premiere Beauty returned from a break with a good third-place finish and should be competitive with slight improvement.

Based on the analysis, Crows Nest (IRE) appears to be the best pick, followed by Fox Master and Just A Spark.

3.45 Newmarket (July) (8 runners)
Its Racing Staff Week Fillies Novice
Stakes (GBB Race)
7f

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Spring Dawn (IRE) – Total: 492.5
2. Satirical – Total: 436.6
3. Crowning – Total: 314.6
4. Morning Colours – Total: 270.4
5. Queens Award (IRE) – Total: 270.4
6. Midsummer Music (IRE) – Total: 260.4
7. Resonance (IRE) – Total: 242.9
8. Glistened – Total: 106.7

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Spring Dawn (IRE): Posted useful form in both starts so far and finished second in a maiden race on the Rowley Course. Holds strong claims.

Satirical: Found improvement when finishing third in a minor event at Newbury on return. Entitled to build on that performance.

Crowning: Made an eye-catching return after 8 months off, finishing third in a maiden at Yarmouth. Expected to have more to offer.

Morning Colours: Failed to progress from debut and finished ninth in a maiden at Wolverhampton. May show better form when sent handicapping.

Queens Award (IRE): Showed little on debut at Newmarket and may not be a contender in this race.

Midsummer Music (IRE): Showed more promise in a recent race at Chepstow, finishing fourth. Likely to have more to offer.

Resonance (IRE): Green on debut at Lingfield and finished well-held. Could improve this season but has a tough task in this race.

Glistened: Debutant Iffraaj filly and is of interest based on pedigree.

Summarizing their chances:

Spring Dawn (IRE) has posted strong form in both starts and holds strong claims in this race.

Satirical showed improvement in a recent race and is one to consider for the shortlist.

Crowning made an eye-catching return and is expected to have more to offer.

Morning Colours failed to progress from debut and may show better form when sent handicapping.

Based on the analysis, Spring Dawn (IRE) appears to be the best pick, followed by Satirical and Crowning.

4.20 Newmarket (July) (8 runners)
Celebrating Racings Workforce Handicap
7f 

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Urban Sprawl – Total: 590.8
2. Bass Player (IRE) – Total: 429.8
3. Mitrosonfire – Total: 467.9
4. Final Watch – Total: 440.2
5. Able Kane – Total: 485.5
6. Chola Empire – Total: 416.1
7. Gdaay – Total: 395.4
8. Dancinginthewoods – Total: 350.2

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Urban Sprawl: Likeable type who has shown progress and recent good form. Made all in a race at Goodwood and finished third in the Britannia at Royal Ascot. Should be a strong contender if the race doesn’t come too soon.

Bass Player (IRE): Finished sixth in a handicap at Goodwood in his last start. Has the class to be competitive but may not be straightforward.

Mitrosonfire: Won over the same course and distance last year and showed signs of improvement in his return at Goodwood. Likely to be in good form.

Final Watch: Posted a career-best performance at Ascot and returned to form with a fourth-place finish in a race on the Rowley Course. Back from a break and shouldn’t be ruled out.

Able Kane: Ended last year on a low note and hasn’t hit top form this season. Has tongue tie and blinkers refitted. Reasonably handicapped.

Chola Empire: Solid record in AW handicaps and has been performing well on turf. Fourth at Goodwood in his last start and expected to give another good account.

Gdaay: Returned to form with the help of a visor in his last start at Kempton. Well treated and should be competitive if the headgear has a positive effect.

Dancinginthewoods: Fairly consistent performer but had a poor effort in his last start at Newcastle. Might need this run and is just out of the weights.

Summarizing their chances:

Urban Sprawl has shown progress, good recent form, and the ability to make all. Should be a strong contender.

Bass Player (IRE) has the class but may not be straightforward based on his last performance.

Mitrosonfire has a previous win over the course and distance and showed signs of improvement in his return.

Final Watch has posted a career-best performance and returned to form after a break. Can’t be ruled out.

Based on the analysis, Urban Sprawl appears to be the best pick, followed by Mitrosonfire and Final Watch.

4.55 Newmarket (July) (9 runners)
Weareracing Handicap
1m

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Wild Side (IRE) – Total: 550.7
2. Hafeet Alain (IRE) – Total: 538.2
3. Shigar (IRE) – Total: 460.3
4. Gulmarg (IRE) – Total: 438.0
5. Pisanello (IRE) – Total: 431.0
6. Cry Havoc (IRE) – Total: 421.0
7. Man Of Eden – Total: 410.8
8. Power of Darkness – Total: 371.6
9. Micks Dream – Total: 358.9

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Wild Side (IRE): Has shown progress and completed a hat-trick in her last outing. Looks capable of defying a penalty.

Hafeet Alain (IRE): Has only won once since 2019 but showed promise with a better performance at Lingfield. Fourth on the Rowley Mile but has dropped in the weights. Shortlisted.

Shigar (IRE): Won a minor event at Lingfield last year and has been consistent, finishing creditable fourth in his last start at Kempton. Return to the longer trip should suit with the application of a hood.

Gulmarg (IRE): Won twice last year and has been holding form well this season. Finished placed again at Nottingham and expected to give another good account.

Pisanello (IRE): Won at Hamilton but seemingly failed to stay the longer trip in the following race at York. Can give a good performance with the right ride.

Cry Havoc (IRE): Recorded back-to-back wins on the all-weather and showed improvement on turf with a runner-up finish at Yarmouth. Task is now to build on the latest effort.

Man Of Eden: Won on debut for the current yard and has shown promise despite the results in his last three starts. Consideration with blinkers on for the first time.

Power of Darkness: Hasn’t won in nearly two years but showed signs of a comeback in a recent race at Yarmouth. Not to be written off as the mark continues to fall.

Micks Dream: Finished well held in his last start on the all-weather. May find others stronger but had good performances in two starts at Newmarket last summer.

Summarizing their chances:

Wild Side (IRE) has shown progress and completed a hat-trick, making her the top pick.

Hafeet Alain (IRE) has dropped in the weights and showed promise with better performances.

Shigar (IRE) has been consistent and should benefit from the return to the longer trip with the application of a hood.

Based on the analysis, Wild Side (IRE) appears to be the best pick, followed by Hafeet Alain (IRE) and Shigar (IRE).

5.30 Newmarket (July) (8 runners)
Join Racing TV Now Handicap
2m

Based on the provided ratings, the runners can be ranked as follows:

1. Capone (GER) – Total: 397.8
2. Infiniti (IRE) – Total: 365.4
3. Byron Hill (IRE) – Total: 340.5
4. At The Double (FR) – Total: 333.5
5. Wannabe Brave (IRE) – Total: 315.4
6. Social City – Total: 292.6
7. Dereham – Total: 283.7
8. Three Dragons – Total: 248.6

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Byron Hill (IRE): Ran well when second in a handicap at Pontefract. Replacing cheekpieces with blinkers and with Buick on board, holds solid place claims.

Capone (GER): Showed promise in recent outings and scored emphatically at Chester. A manageable 5 lb rise makes him a strong contender.

At The Double (FR): Looked unwilling in a poor display at Lingfield and needs to prove himself after that performance.

Social City: Ended a long losing run with a turf success at Lingfield. Can be competitive again from a 3 lb higher mark.

Wannabe Brave (IRE): Didn’t progress as expected but had a respectable effort when fourth in a handicap at Doncaster. Below last winning mark but others are preferred.

Infiniti (IRE): Struggling for form this season and finished sixth in a handicap at Chester. Others appear more appealing.

Three Dragons: Winner at Wolverhampton and ran creditably in a turf outing at Beverley. Unexposed at this trip and merits respect.

Dereham: Thorough stayer who gained victories in this contest. Finished third in a handicap at Chelmsford City and shouldn’t be taken lightly.

Summarizing their chances:

Capone (GER) stands out as a strong contender with recent emphatic form and a manageable weight rise. Byron Hill (IRE) has solid place claims, while Social City and Dereham shouldn’t be overlooked.

Based on the analysis, Capone (GER) appears to be the best pick in this race.