Won over five furlongs at Wolverhampton on 5 October in this grade, adding to her two summer successes at Chepstow and confirming her recent progress. She now races from 75, a 4lb rise from her rating for that latest success, so another step forward is required. Those Chepstow wins came over five and six furlongs on good to firm, giving her turf credentials alongside her latest success on standard going. Ollie Sangster's four winners from 18 runners in the past fortnight provide further encouragement for a filly arriving in winning form.

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Her Class 5 win over six furlongs at Lingfield on good to firm in July gives her something to draw on, with today's rating 1lb lower at 71. She was fourth over this course and distance on good ground on 12 September, beaten two and a quarter lengths, so that effort offers some encouragement. Her subsequent fifth at Ffos Las was less convincing, finishing seven lengths behind the winner on good to soft. Saffie Osborne has ridden eight winners from 37 mounts in the past fortnight and comes here in good form.

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His third over this course and distance on good ground on 12 September, beaten a length and a half, makes him relevant to this contest. He followed that with another third at Ffos Las on good to soft, although the four-and-three-quarter-length defeat was less persuasive, and remains rated 71. He finished ahead of Knock Three Times in both September races, giving him a recent form edge over that rival. Tom Marquand arrives with eight winners from 55 rides in the past fortnight, adding an encouraging jockey booking to those recent placings.

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Won a Class 4 race over six furlongs at Wolverhampton on 16 June, giving him a respectable level of form to aim at in this lower grade. His latest fifth at the same track on 17 August was less encouraging, beaten eight and a half lengths over six furlongs. He returns after 63 days from a 2lb lower rating of 71, with today's five furlongs representing a drop of a furlong. His Bath visit on 1 July produced a tenth, beaten 11 lengths, although that was on firm ground rather than today's good.

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Her Class 2 second over five furlongs at Goodwood in May, on good ground, makes the return to today's trip and going interesting. She went on to win over six furlongs there on soft ground in June, showing ability beyond that promising placing. More recent efforts have been less convincing, including ninth over seven furlongs at Kempton on 30 September, beaten eight and a quarter lengths. She is now 3lb lower on 71 and drops two furlongs from that run, offering a different test as she seeks to recapture her earlier form.

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Sixth at Wolverhampton on 5 October reads better in terms of distance beaten, finishing two and a quarter lengths behind Dreams Galore over five furlongs. Her August second at Chester over the same trip on good to soft, in Class 4 company, also gives her something to build on. She returns to turf from an unchanged rating of 70, with good ground replacing the standard conditions of that latest Wolverhampton effort. George Scott has enjoyed success at Bath with ten winners from 39 runners, a positive for her chance in this Class 5 handicap.

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His second at Ffos Las on 21 September, beaten a length and three quarters over six furlongs on soft ground, gives him a solid starting point. He remains on a rating of 69 for this Class 5 handicap, having been competitive at that rating in the same grade. Today's five furlongs is a furlong shorter, while good ground replaces the soft going at Ffos Las, so he needs to adapt to both changes. Eve Johnson Houghton and Charles Bishop have combined for 13 Bath winners, adding useful course experience to his claims.

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His third over six furlongs at Redcar on good ground in September gives him something to build on, although he was four lengths behind the winner. He was then fifth over the same trip on the all-weather at Southwell on 24 September, so there is still something to find. Today's drop to Class 5 offers some relief, but the return to five furlongs needs to work better than at Sandown in August, when he finished seventh. Kieran Shoemark's experience of winning at Bath is a useful asset as he tackles this shorter trip.

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Finished third in a Class 4 race over six furlongs at Southwell on 8 October, beaten three and a half lengths, and now drops a grade. That followed a second at Wolverhampton in September over the same distance, giving him two encouraging all-weather placings to bring into this handicap. The move to five furlongs on turf changes the demands, placing more emphasis on speed than those recent six-furlong races. Josephine Gordon's 20 course wins are a positive, bringing plenty of experience of Bath to the saddle.

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Her Class 5 win over six furlongs at Brighton on good to firm in August gives her a worthwhile piece of form in this grade. She failed to reproduce it at Leicester on 21 September, finishing tenth over six furlongs on good ground, beaten nine and a half lengths. A 2lb drop to 72 eases her rating, while the reduction to five furlongs means she needs to show the same effectiveness over a shorter distance. Ed Dunlop has sent out three winners from 15 runners in the past fortnight, offering encouragement from the yard's recent results.

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