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The market favourite and most experienced horse here (88 races) with three wins at this course from 31 attempts—the strongest Bath record in the field—plus a recent form line that includes a second and third at Bath in her last three outings. However, she has zero wins from 18 starts on good or good-to-firm ground, and today's normal conditions sit uncomfortably in that pattern despite her course expertise.
Has won over this course and distance
Most experienced (88 runs, field avg 27)
Market favourite (4.0)
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Top-rated by 2 pounds but hasn't raced in 106 days—the longest absence in this field—and carries concerning baggage on normal ground with zero wins from seven starts in good or standard conditions. Has the best win rate here at 13% but her record on the surface this race will be run on directly contradicts that strength, making her form-to-track fit questionable.
Absent 106 days (longest in field)
Best career win rate in field (1 in 8)
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Winless from nine races and runs again after just two days—an extremely quick turnaround that suggests the trainer is searching for the right conditions or competition level. Recent form reads 4-3-3-5-10-11 across six outings, showing a clear downward trend with no pace to suggest he can suddenly deliver here.
Runs again after just 2 days
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Poorly positioned in draw one with just eight career races and zero wins, though his only placed finish came at Bath three races ago (third, beaten just 1.8 lengths). Recent form shows racing action but inconsistency, and his 33-day gap since the last race breaks the momentum that might otherwise make the Bath course form encouraging.
Relatively inexperienced (8 career races)
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The only course winner in the field and proven on normal ground (2 wins from 15 starts, 13%), plus fresher than most rivals having raced just 36 days ago. Fitted with a tongue strap and drops in weight, suggesting the yard believe the tactical adjustment and drop in rating can unlock a rare win for this journeyman who has won only six times in 68 races.
Has won over this course and distance
Best record on this ground (2 from 15)
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Carries the lowest weight and has his best recent record at this distance (1 win from 4 attempts), but a fourth-place finish at Bath 33 days ago and zero wins from eight starts on good ground in his broader record suggests he struggles on faster surfaces. Drawing five and paired with Luke Morris for the first time, the three-year-old has only managed a modest 7% win rate across 15 races.
Carries lowest weight in field
Best record at this trip (1 from 4)
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Lowest-rated runner (45 OR, 4 pounds below field average) and winless from 28 career races despite five placed finishes, with 15th place at Brighton just 10 days ago signalling he is out of form. This represents a step up in class, and there is nothing in his record to suggest he can find the breakthrough here.
Lowest rated, 4lbs below average
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Relatively inexperienced (six career races) and still looking for a first win with zero placed finishes, though the trainer-jockey pairing has no record together to build confidence. His most recent effort was sixth at Lingfield 15 days ago, and the wider form across his short career shows inconsistency at best—too little evidence to justify backing him here.
Relatively inexperienced (6 career races)
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Has never raced on normal ground and arrives here winless from five career starts with back-to-back poor finishes (8th and 10th in her last two). The hood suggests she requires tactical headgear support, but that's unlikely to compensate for her complete lack of experience on this surface or winning form anywhere.
Never raced on normal ground
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