Her Lingfield turf win in July 2025 came in Class 6 over two miles and half a furlong on good ground, a useful match for today's conditions. A mark of 59 leaves her 2lb above that winning rating, so reproducing the performance would give her something to work with. She finished fifth over two miles on Lingfield's all-weather track on 18 August 2026, beaten 12 lengths in Class 5 company. Returning to turf and the grade of her July success offers encouragement, although she needs to better that August effort.

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Beaten just half a length into third over a mile and five furlongs here in September 2025, he has relevant course form in this grade. He is now 2lb lower, but his subsequent Flat run at Goodwood over two miles ended in defeat by fifteen and three quarters lengths. He won chases at Plumpton and Fontwell in February and March, but was beaten 36 lengths when third at Plumpton on 5 April. He returns after 197 days off, with this two miles and a furlong demanding more stamina than his close Bath third.

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Fourth, beaten three lengths, over a mile and a half at Lingfield in February, he returns to the Flat from a slightly lower mark. His rating of 57 is 9lb below the mark he carried to victory over a mile and a quarter at Haydock in May 2025. He won over hurdles at Newton Abbot over two miles and five and a half furlongs on 7 September, then finished fourth there on 18 September. His hurdle stamina offers encouragement for today's two miles and a furlong, a longer test than his February Flat run.

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He returns to the course and distance over which he finished ninth, beaten 31 and a half lengths, on 8 October, leaving plenty to prove. Good ground and Class 6 company are unchanged, so today's conditions offer no obvious explanation for expecting a much better performance. A mark of 52 is 6lb below his Beverley winning rating from August 2025, but that success came on good to firm. His heavy September hurdle defeat at Stratford and pulled-up chase run at Newton Abbot in July also leave recent form looking unconvincing.

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Third over two miles at Ripon on soft ground on 1 September, beaten six and three quarters lengths, he brings respectable recent staying form into this contest. His August fourth over a mile and six furlongs at Newmarket was closer, beaten two and three quarters lengths in Class 5 company. Today's mark of 51 is 1lb below his winning rating over two miles at Newmarket in June 2025, giving him a reasonable handicap chance. Ross Birkett has won on two of his six Bath rides, adding some successful course experience in the saddle.

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Her latest Flat effort offers encouragement: she was fifth at Brighton on 1 September, beaten just two lengths over a mile and a half on good ground. She returns to this discipline six days after finishing third over hurdles at Southwell, where she was beaten twenty-two and three quarters lengths. Today's two miles and a furlong is five furlongs farther than that Brighton run, making stamina a more searching part of the test. She is 1lb lower than for her September Flat run, which gives her a little more room in this handicap.

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She was well beaten at Nottingham on 1 October, finishing ninth over two miles and two furlongs on good ground, 47 and a quarter lengths behind. She now races from 45, 15lb below the rating she carried when seventh here over this trip, beaten four and three quarters lengths, in October 2025. That closer course effort came on good to soft, whereas today's ground is good, so it offers only qualified encouragement. James Hills has ridden a winner from three rides in the past fortnight, a positive for a mare needing renewed form.

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Fourth over this course and distance on 8 October, he was beaten fourteen and a quarter lengths on good ground and needs to get closer. His third here over the same trip on soft in September 2025, four lengths behind the winner, is a more encouraging course effort. He also finished second over two miles at Catterick in August 2026, although the seven-length margin tempers the value of that placing. Today's 44 is 5lb below his February 2025 Wolverhampton winning mark, but that success came over a mile and a furlong and a half.

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Fifth over two miles and two furlongs at Nottingham on 1 October, beaten 36 and a half lengths on good ground, she needs a substantial revival. That followed another heavy defeat over two miles and half a furlong at Southwell in September, also in Class 6 company. She drops a furlong in trip and 2lb in the ratings from Nottingham, changes which look modest against the scale of that defeat. Louise Chance has won here for David Flood, giving the partnership some successful experience of Bath.

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Won over two miles and half a furlong at Wolverhampton on 29 September, bringing recent winning form into another Class 6 contest. A mark of 49 asks more, being 5lb above her rating for that success, and she now switches from the all-weather to turf. Her July third at Lingfield over two miles and half a furlong on good to firm offers encouragement that she can cope with a staying trip on grass. She also finished a respectable fourth at Catterick in August on today's good ground, beaten two and a half lengths over a mile and six furlongs.

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Fifth at Epsom on 27 September, beaten twenty and a quarter lengths over a mile and a quarter on good ground, she needs a considerable step forward. Her Windsor seventh earlier that month was another heavy defeat, leaving her September form some way short of what is required here. Moving from Class 3 company into a Class 6 handicap offers hope of an easier task and is the clearest reason to expect a more competitive showing. However, two miles and a furlong is seven furlongs farther than at Epsom, adding a sizeable stamina question to the drop in grade.

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