3.55 Chelmsford City (7 runners)
Champagne Collet Queen Charlotte
Fillies Stakes (Fillies And Mares Listed)
7f

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

1. Queen Aminatu (662.7)
2. Aramis Grey (IRE) (661.8)
3. Heredia (627.9)
4. Internationalangel (IRE) (625.3)
5. White Moonlight (USA) (594.5)
6. Another Romance (IRE) (558.8)
7. Hodds Girl (IRE) (461.6)

After analyzing the comments:

Queen Aminatu has an impressive record on artificial surfaces which aligns with the event. Her performance at Royal Ascot was not up to par, but her previous record suggests she should do well in this race.

Aramis Grey (IRE) is described as consistently progressive, and has twice won at this course. Despite having the lowest BHA mark in the field, she still holds each-way claims.

Heredia began her career with four consecutive wins, and was a runner-up in two listed races this year. She’s 3lb better off with White Moonlight, and is a serious contender making her AW debut.

Internationalangel (IRE) has had a rocky season but this race is a step down in grade. She’s had multiple wins at this course and distance, suggesting she might find this race more favourable.

White Moonlight (USA) has returned to form after a long spell on the sidelines, winning at Musselburgh five weeks ago. Despite being penalised, she’s still in consideration.

Another Romance (IRE) has shown promise, finishing second in a handicap at Nottingham last month. She’s relatively low mileage, and could potentially make her presence felt in this grade.

Hodds Girl (IRE) has shown significant improvement with this yard, winning four times in the last 11 months. However, she does not seem to be the top contender in this particular race.

In conclusion, given the ratings and the analysis of the commentary, it seems that Queen Aminatu and Heredia are likely to be strong contenders for this race. Aramis Grey (IRE) could also be an interesting horse to watch given her course record. However, horse racing outcomes can be quite unpredictable and depend on a variety of factors including the condition of the horse on the day, the jockey’s tactics, and the conditions of the racecourse itself.