His third in a Class 3 over seven furlongs at Epsom on 10 September, beaten a length and a quarter, gives him something to build on. He could not match that when fifth at the same course on 27 September, finishing six lengths behind the winner on good ground. He goes up a furlong to a mile and drops into Class 5, giving him a less demanding grade in which to build on that September third. Harry Charlton has had three winners from 17 runners in the past fortnight, providing some encouragement from the stable's recent form.

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Her second over seven furlongs in Class 3 company at Newmarket in August gives her a fair claim now that she tackles a lower grade. She also finished fourth over a mile at Lingfield that month, beaten two and three quarter lengths, offering encouragement for the return to this trip. Her tenth at Newmarket on 26 September was disappointing, though that came in Class 2 company over seven furlongs on good to firm ground. Today's mark of 74 is 4lb lower than at Lingfield, adding to her appeal in this Class 5 handicap.

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Runner-up over a mile at Pontefract on 24 September, beaten five and a half lengths, she brings relevant form on today's good ground. She had previously finished third over the same trip on Lingfield's all-weather, two lengths behind the winner in a Class 3 race. Those mile placings give her something solid to build on as she tackles this Class 5 handicap from a mark of 74. Saffie Osborne is riding well, with eight winners from 37 mounts in the past fortnight.

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His second over seven furlongs at Epsom in August, beaten three quarters of a length in Class 3 company, gives him a sound chance here. He could not match that at Newmarket on 3 October, finishing seventh over seven furlongs in a Class 2 race, seven lengths behind the winner. Now down to Class 5 from a mark 2lb lower, he faces a less demanding assignment on paper. His third over seven and a half furlongs at Ffos Las on good ground offers some encouragement for today's move up to a mile.

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Has put together two worthwhile efforts over a mile, finishing third at Leicester in September before taking second at Southwell on 3 October. He was beaten three and a quarter lengths on the all-weather at Southwell, while the Leicester placing came on today's good ground in this grade. Those performances suggest the trip is well within his compass as he returns to turf from a mark of 73, 1lb lower than last time. His May success at Windsor came over six furlongs, also at Class 5 level.

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His third at Lingfield on 13 July, beaten three quarters of a length over seven furlongs, showed enough to make him interesting at this level. He was less convincing when fourth over a mile at Southwell on 6 August, finishing five and a quarter lengths behind the winner. Returning after 74 days off, he drops from Class 4 into a Class 5 handicap, which offers a gentler assignment over the same trip. Harry Vigors has ridden a winner at Bath, bringing some course experience to the saddle.

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His August second over a mile at Newmarket offers encouragement, having finished a length and a quarter behind the winner in a Class 5 race. He was fifth over a mile and half a furlong at Beverley on 16 September, but was beaten a respectable three and a half lengths. Returning to a mile brings him back to the distance of that Newmarket placing, with today's good ground matching the Beverley conditions. Sean Levey and Richard Hannon have enjoyed success together at Bath, with 11 course winners as a partnership.

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She finished fifth in a Class 3 over a mile and half a furlong at Nottingham on 1 October, beaten four and a quarter lengths. That was a more competitive effort than her eighth in Class 2 company at Ascot in September, and today's Class 5 handicap looks more manageable. She comes back half a furlong to a mile on the same good ground as at Nottingham, so there is no major change in conditions. Finley Marsh's 36 Bath winners bring plenty of course experience to the saddle.

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Her August second at Epsom gives her a chance, having been beaten a length over seven furlongs on good to firm in Class 3 company. She was less effective back there on good to soft in September, finishing seventh and eight and three quarter lengths behind the winner. Today's Class 5 handicap represents a drop in grade, while her mark of 67 is 3lb lower than for that September run. She also goes up a furlong to a mile, so the easier grade comes with a greater test of stamina.

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Her seven-furlong win at Chepstow in August showed she could get the job done on turf, albeit in Class 6 on good to soft. She subsequently went close in this grade at Chester on heavy ground in September, giving her another piece of form to recommend her. However, she finished tenth over a mile at Southwell on 3 October, beaten 45 lengths, and that heavy defeat needs putting behind her. She stays at a mile today and races from 67, 5lb above her Chepstow winning mark, so reproducing her seven-furlong form over this distance is the task.

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Finished third over seven furlongs at Kempton on 30 September, beaten four and a quarter lengths in a Class 5 race on the all-weather. That followed a fourth over seven furlongs at Chester on heavy ground, where he finished three and a half lengths behind the winner. The same mark of 66 is retained as he steps up a furlong to a mile, where he needs to find a little more. Charles Bishop knows Bath well, having ridden 44 winners from 385 mounts at the course.

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Finished sixth over a mile at Southwell on 8 October, but was only three and a quarter lengths behind the winner on the all-weather. He stays at a mile on his return to turf, although moving from Class 6 into Class 5 asks a little more. A mark of 63 is 1lb lower than at Southwell, giving him a little help as he seeks to build on that effort. George Boughey's horses are going well, with five winners from 18 runners during the past fortnight.

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Won over a mile at Kempton in August, but was below that level when seventh there on 14 October, beaten eight and a half lengths. Her current mark of 56 is 5lb above her rating for that August success, so she still has more to do. This Class 5 race is a drop in grade from her latest outing, with the mile retained for a return after five days. She finished sixth over this course and distance on good ground in September, leaving her with something to find back on turf.

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