Three wins from four visits to Bath underline her liking for the course, and she returned to winning ways here on 29 September. She remains in Class 5 but races from 75, 3lb above the rating she carried for that success, which asks a little more. The trip comes down by half a furlong from that win on good to firm, while the ground is good today. A second over five furlongs on good ground at Goodwood in June 2025 offers encouragement that she can handle this test too.

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Wins over six furlongs at Ffos Las on 4 and 21 August came in this grade on good ground, making today's conditions appealing. He has since finished fifth and eighth in Class 4 races at Salisbury on soft ground, the latter defeat by four and a half lengths on 1 October. Returning to Class 5 and good ground gives him a familiar winning setting, though his mark of 75 is 3lb above his latest success. He drops a furlong in trip, with his second at Sandown in September 2024 showing he can be effective over five.

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Her July win over five furlongs at Yarmouth leaves her looking fairly treated from just 1lb higher, and she has held her form since. She finished third over the same trip on soft ground at Sandown on 11 September, beaten a length and a half. Fifth on Wolverhampton's all-weather on 28 September was a less compelling effort, but she was beaten only three and three-quarter lengths. A return to turf on good ground has some appeal, given her Class 5 win over five furlongs at Lingfield in May under those conditions.

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His second over six furlongs at Windsor on soft ground in August showed he could compete in Class 4, but he has struggled to reproduce it. He was seventh over six furlongs at Kempton on 7 October, beaten five and a half lengths, following defeats at Goodwood and Southwell in September. A further 3lb easing to 70 gives him more help from the assessor, while today's five furlongs represents a drop of a furlong. Richard Hannon and Sean Levey have shared three winners from 17 runners in the past fortnight, offering some encouragement.

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Her win over this course and distance on good ground in May makes her a natural fit for today's test, and she is just 1lb higher. Her seconds at Goodwood on good to firm in August and soft in September came in Class 4, so the drop in grade is welcome. Her latest sixth came over five furlongs on heavy ground at Chester on 19 September, when she was less effective. Tom Marquand arrives with eight winners from 55 rides in the past fortnight, adding a further positive to her claims.

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Won over five furlongs in this grade at Chepstow on 31 August and is now just 2lb above the mark he raced from there. That leaves him on a workable rating, although his two September runs did not match that success. He was sixth over five and a half furlongs here on 29 September, beaten four and a half lengths, and now comes back half a furlong in trip. His close second over today's course and distance on good ground in April offers encouragement that these conditions can suit.

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Returned to better form when third over 5½f here on 8 October, an encouraging effort in this grade on good ground. She drops back half a furlong today, with her second over 5f at Goodwood in June showing she can be competitive at this trip on good ground. She also won over this course and distance in September 2025, albeit on soft ground rather than today's good. A mark of 66 leaves her 1lb below that winning rating, giving her a reasonable claim in another Class 5 contest.

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She has something to put behind her after finishing tenth over five and a half furlongs here on good ground on 8 October. A mark of 60 is 3lb below her winning rating at Windsor in September 2025, so there is a case for her on past form. That success came over six furlongs on soft, while her Bath win in October 2024 was over five and a half furlongs on heavy. Today's five furlongs on good ground presents a different test, and the lower rating needs to be matched by a much sharper performance.

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His seconds over five furlongs at Yarmouth in July and on Lingfield's all-weather in August give him a chance if reproducing that level. The Yarmouth run came from today's mark of 71, so he has recent form to suggest the rating is within reach. He disappointed over five and a half furlongs on good ground at Brighton on 1 September, finishing fifth, beaten eleven and a quarter lengths. Back down half a furlong after 48 days off, he has Saffie Osborne aboard, whose eight winners from 37 rides in the past fortnight are an encouraging sign.

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Four Bath wins give her a clear affinity for the course, with the latest coming over five and a half furlongs on good to firm on 29 September. She failed to repeat that form on good ground here on 8 October, finishing eighth, beaten nine and a half lengths. Today's mark of 75 is 3lb above her September winning rating, leaving less room for error after that disappointing run. The drop to five furlongs is no obvious obstacle, as she was beaten half a length at Windsor from this mark in July.

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