Thu 29th Jun 2023
1.50 Nottingham (16 runners)
EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)
6f

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

1. Royal Expert – Total: 282.6
2. Coin Power (FR) – Total: 266.8
3. Vice Captain – Total: 251.1
4. Via Electriano – Total: 249.0
5. Lincoln Royal (IRE) – Total: 240.3
6. The Good Biscuit – Total: 238.3
7. Chriss Mate – Total: 208.6
8. Elegant Elloise (IRE) – Total: 201.0
9. Midnight Margarita – Total: 122.5
10. Santa Rosalia – Total: 87.6
11. Mc Loven – Total: 86.4
12. Pinjarra (IRE) – Total: 71.3
13. Never Simple (FR) – Total: 60.3
14. Kesteven Rda (IRE) – Total: 57.8
15. Granny Budgie – Total: 56.6
16. Midnight Force – Total: 56.5

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Royal Expert: Promising debut performance, finishing third in a maiden at Chelmsford. Expected to improve.

Coin Power (FR): Sixth in a maiden at Carlisle on debut, but likely to show improvement.

Vice Captain: Fourth in a maiden at Chelmsford on second start. More needed to be competitive here.

Via Electriano: Close second on AW debut, but disappointing fourth at Brighton. Inconsistent form.

Lincoln Royal (IRE): Promising debut, finishing third at Hamilton. Should progress.

The Good Biscuit: Seventh in a maiden at Carlisle on debut, but expected to improve.

Chriss Mate: Tenth in a maiden at Leicester on debut. Needs significant improvement.

Elegant Elloise (IRE): Last of 12 in a novice race at Lingfield. Struggled in previous outings.

Midnight Margarita: Debutant with promising pedigree. Closely related to winners. Market will provide more clues.

Santa Rosalia: Debutant with a likely type. Tom Marquand on board.

Mc Loven: Debutant with notable breeding. Market will provide more information.

Pinjarra (IRE): Debutant with a decent pedigree. Half-sibling to winners. Worth watching in the betting.

Never Simple (FR): Debutant with an eyecatching jockey booking. Betting should reveal more.

Kesteven Rda (IRE): Debutant with notable breeding. Stable has another contender in Mc Loven.

Granny Budgie: Debutant with a promising pedigree. Worth monitoring in the betting.

Midnight Force: Debutant with a pedigree suggesting potential. Betting should provide further guidance.

Summarizing their chances:

Royal Expert, Coin Power (FR), and Lincoln Royal (IRE) show promise based on their debut performances and are expected to improve. Via Electriano and Vice Captain have shown glimpses of potential but need to show more consistency. The remaining debutants have varying levels of uncertainty, with the market and pedigree providing important clues.

Based on the analysis, Royal Expert appears to be the best pick in this race, given the promising debut performance and expected improvement.

2.25 Nottingham (8 runners)
Every Race Live On Racing TV Handicap
6f

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

1. Snuggle – Total: 470.5
2. Winter Crown – Total: 393.4
3. Ascot Adventure – Total: 344.1
4. Ibiza Love (IRE) – Total: 331.3
5. Prince Of Bel Lir (IRE) – Total: 329.8
6. Roundhay Park – Total: 321.6
7. Seven Brothers (IRE) – Total: 310.2
8. Shark Two One – Total: 201.7

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Ascot Adventure: Below-form sixth in a Thirsk handicap over 7f. First-time cheekpieces may have a positive impact, dropping back to 6f.

Roundhay Park: Last win in April at Catterick. Below-form eighth in a handicap at York. Needs to bounce back.

Ibiza Love (IRE): Fair winner at 2 and now making a first appearance for a new stable after a 9-month break. Betting vibes could be significant.

Seven Brothers (IRE): No impact in three outings this season. Given a chance by the handicapper but currently not showing much.

Prince Of Bel Lir (IRE): Three-time winner last year, including this race. Showed signs of revival at Newbury and could be interesting if turned out quickly.

Snuggle: Career-best performance with a win in a 6-runner novice race at Windsor. Likely to be prominent in the handicap company.

Winter Crown: Winner at Newcastle and a creditable fourth in a handicap at Beverley. Return to 6f expected to suit. Considered a major player.

Shark Two One: Twenty-two runs since last win. Creditable third over C&D 48 days ago. Cheekpieces back on.

Summarizing their chances:

Snuggle appears to be the best pick based on the highest rating and a recent career-best win. Winter Crown and Ascot Adventure also show promise with good recent performances, while Ibiza Love brings the intrigue of a new stable. Prince Of Bel Lir and Shark Two One could be interesting if they continue to show signs of improvement. Roundhay Park and Seven Brothers will need to improve upon their recent performances to be competitive.

Based on the analysis, Snuggle seems to be the most favourable choice for this race.

3.35 Nottingham (8 runners)
Bet At racingtv.com Restricted Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
1m½f

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

1. Terwada (IRE) – Total: 336.2
2. From Beyond – Total: 311.3
3. Rogue Fox (IRE) – Total: 310.6
4. Anticipating – Total: 262.0
5. Astral Spirit – Total: 249.4
6. Elusive Empire (FR) – Total: 225.9
7. Global Volition – Total: 128.5
8. Atlantic Dream (IRE) – Total: 104.4

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Atlantic Dream (IRE): Limited information provided, dam was a maiden with some stamina influence.

Elusive Empire (FR): Finished eighth in a maiden at Newcastle on debut, gelded since then and open to improvement.

Global Volition: Twice-raced maiden, finished poorly in a novice event at Wolverhampton, significant step up in trip and first run for a new yard.

Rogue Fox (IRE): Fourth of 11 in a maiden at Chelmsford City on debut, gelded and blinkers fitted for potential improvement.

Terwada (IRE): Fourth in a novice event at Thirsk, suited by the longer trip, and expected to have plenty more to offer.

Anticipating: Shaped in need of experience when sixth in a maiden at Goodwood on debut.

From Beyond: Made a sound return to action with a second-place finish in a maiden at Beverley after a breathing operation and the addition of a tongue strap.

Astral Spirit: Promising debut at Yarmouth but faded to fifth in a maiden at Beverley, first-time hood and still retains potential.

Summarizing their chances:

Terwada holds the highest rating and showed promise in a recent race, suggesting there is more to come. From Beyond made a positive return with a second-place finish and could build on that performance. Rogue Fox and Astral Spirit have shown promise on their debuts and could improve with experience. Elusive Empire is open to improvement after a disappointing debut. Global Volition and Atlantic Dream have limited information available and may have more to prove. Anticipating may need more experience to show improvement.

Based on the analysis, Terwada appears to be the best pick for this race.

4.10 Nottingham (10 runners)
Racing TV Profits Returned To Racing Handicap
1m½f

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

1. Nine Elms (USA) – Total: 342.2
2. Roman Dynasty (IRE) – Total: 337.2
3. Hotspur Harry (IRE) – Total: 327.8
4. Obee Jo (IRE) – Total: 307.5
5. Saisons Dor (IRE) – Total: 304.1
6. Big Narstie (FR) – Total: 295.0
7. Kalahari Prince (IRE) – Total: 261.0
8. Makalu (IRE) – Total: 254.4
9. Esticky End (IRE) – Total: 242.8
10. Langton Wold (IRE) – Total: 231.4

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Roman Dynasty (IRE): Good second in a handicap at Haydock, needs everything to fall right but can make a presence felt.

Nine Elms (USA): Course winner, last run was a third-place finish indicating a return to 1 mile could suit.

Saisons D’or (IRE): C&D winner, creditable third in a handicap at Carlisle, worth another try at this trip.

Big Narstie (FR): Unreliable type, previous win at Southwell, tongue strap back on.

Hotspur Harry (IRE): Course winner, last of 9 in a handicap at Windsor, cheekpieces back on for a more suitable race.

Langton Wold (IRE): Creditable sixth in a handicap at Thirsk, has work to do from current mark.

Esticky End (IRE): Unreliable type, last of 6 in a handicap at Ayr after 11 months off.

Kalahari Prince (IRE): Creditable fifth in a handicap at Beverley, capable from this mark but not straightforward.

Makalu (IRE): Previous win at Redcar, fourth in a handicap at Hamilton, can give a good account.

Obee Jo (IRE): Previous win at Catterick, creditable fifth in a handicap at Thirsk, showed improvement.

Summarizing their chances:

Nine Elms holds the highest rating and has a strong course record, suggesting he could perform well over the 1-mile distance. Roman Dynasty showed promise with a second-place finish and may benefit from favorable circumstances. Hotspur Harry is a course winner and could bounce back in a more suitable race. Obee Jo and Saisons D’or have shown competitiveness in recent handicaps and could be in the mix. The remaining runners have mixed form or unreliable tendencies.

Based on the analysis, Nine Elms appears to be the best pick for this race, considering his rating, course record, and the suggestion that the return to 1 mile will suit him.

4.45 Nottingham (8 runners)
Visit racingtv.com Handicap
5f

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

1. Ernest Rutherford – Total: 297.3
2. Van Gerwen – Total: 283.1
3. Mehmo (IRE) – Total: 276.1
4. Hey Mr – Total: 270.1
5. Breath Catcher – Total: 240.8
6. Hot Scoop – Total: 230.1
7. Enchanted Night – Total: 175.2
8. Idiopathic – Total: 147.3

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Ernest Rutherford: Struggled in handicap starts for the new yard, but well treated on his best Irish form and dropping into a lower grade for the first time.

Van Gerwen: C&D winner, notched a recent close finish at Beverley, but only sixth in his last outing. Claims if back to previous form.

Hey Mr: C&D winner, falling in the weights but needs to show more after finishing seventh in a handicap at Beverley.

Mehmo (IRE): Unreliable type, but a C&D winner and interesting with Oisin Murphy in the saddle after a break. May have needed his latest run.

Breath Catcher: Modest maiden, not well handicapped after a 9-month break.

Hot Scoop: Hasn’t won since 2022, but a recent third over C&D and ran well enough at Ripon. In good form.

Enchanted Night: Unreliable maiden, respectable fifth in a handicap at Wolverhampton but remains a maiden after 30 Flat runs.

Idiopathic: Best effort was a third-place finish in a handicap at Wolverhampton, with the hood back on.

Summarizing their chances:

Ernest Rutherford holds the highest rating and could benefit from dropping into a lower grade. Van Gerwen has a C&D win and recent close finishes, making him a contender. Mehmo has shown form as a C&D winner and is interesting with Oisin Murphy riding. Hot Scoop is in good form and has recent positive performances. The remaining runners have either struggled or shown unreliable tendencies.

Based on the analysis, Ernest Rutherford appears to be the best pick for this race, considering his rating, potential in a lower grade, and the suggestion that he is well treated on his Irish form.

5.20 Nottingham (7 runners)
Racing TV Extra Hands N Heels Apprentice Handicap
1m6f

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

1. Fred Bear (IRE) – Total: 329.2
2. Longuerue (FR) – Total: 328.3
3. Capricorn Prince – Total: 268.4
4. Shadowfax – Total: 250.5
5. Funky Town Pinkie – Total: 230.2
6. London Eye (USA) – Total: 225.2
7. Rose Camira – Total: 156.9

Assessing the comments for each runner:

Fred Bear (IRE): Going for a hat-trick after wins at Salisbury and Catterick, and only nudged up 2 lb for the latter win. A bold bid is expected.

Longuerue (FR): Made a winning start for the new yard over a shorter trip, but stamina for this longer distance needs to be taken on trust. Lightly raced and potential for more improvement.

Shadowfax: Fair maiden, freshened up since finishing sixth in a handicap at Newcastle. Just the second outing on turf. Noted in the betting.

London Eye (USA): Winner on the Flat and over hurdles for Chris Dwyer. Off since a poor run on AW Flat, but could be feasibly handicapped in a new stable. Noted in the betting.

Capricorn Prince: Eight wins from 31 Flat runs, including a recent creditable second at Chelmsford. Disappointing recent efforts on grass but has a successful turf record.

Funky Town Pinkie: Latest win at Southwell, but not in good form in a couple of outings earlier in the year. Bounce back needed on turf after a break.

Rose Camira: Modest maiden, creditable third in a handicap at Yarmouth. Up in trip for this race.

Summarizing their chances:

Fred Bear holds the highest rating and is in good form, going for a hat-trick after recent wins. Longuerue, a lightly raced French recruit, has potential for improvement and has already won for the new yard. Capricorn Prince has a successful turf record and a recent creditable performance. London Eye could be an interesting contender with a new stable and feasible handicap mark. The remaining runners have either shown inconsistent form or modest performances.

Based on the analysis, Fred Bear (IRE) appears to be the best pick for this race, considering his high rating, recent form, and the expectation of a bold bid for the hat-trick.