Bath

Top-rated horse in the field on paper (OR 83), but the odds have drifted dramatically from 1.1 to 4.5, suggesting the market has lost faith. She's a consistent finisher—one win and five places from eight races—but converting that consistency into victories at Bath remains the challenge; her last three runs show 3rd place finishes, most recently at Chester 82 days ago.

Carries the lowest weight in the field and steps up two classes after winning at Pontefract 38 days ago, showing three straight top-3 finishes. As a 3-year-old with just one win from five races and limited exposure to this level, she's the least tested competitor here despite the encouraging recent form.

Bottom-rated in the field (OR 77) but has hit a hot streak with back-to-back top-3 finishes, including a win at Salisbury just 21 days ago. The risk is real—she has zero wins from four races on standard-to-slow ground—but normal conditions at Bath don't automatically suit her track record on faster going.

Has the best win rate in the field (50% from eight races, winning roughly 1 in 2) and arrives in hot form with back-to-back wins at Windsor and Chepstow. The massive unknown: she has never raced on normal ground before, having built her entire record on better ground, making this an uncomfortable step into uncharted territory.