Finished fifth over a mile at Ascot on September 4, but a defeat of fourteen and a quarter lengths leaves plenty to improve upon. This is a drop from Class 4 to Class 6, while his mark of 60 is 10lb below his May 2025 Cork winning rating. His June third at Ffos Las, beaten a length and a half over a mile on good ground, offers encouragement for today's conditions. However, August's fourteen-and-a-half-length defeat at Chepstow came in Class 6, so the easier grade alone is no guarantee of revival.

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Narrowly denied over this course and distance on good ground on September 2, he has recent form that makes him competitive in today's conditions. His latest fourth here on September 29, beaten four lengths on good to firm ground, was a sounder effort than his intervening Class 5 seventh. A mark of 58 leaves him 3lb above his July 31 win here over a mile and two furlongs, without looking prohibitive on that September second. Eleven course wins underline his liking for Bath and give him an obvious asset in this company.

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Finished sixth over a mile at Kempton on 30 September, beaten three and three quarter lengths, and now races from a 2lb lower mark of 58. Her close fourth at Wolverhampton in May also suggests she has the ability to be competitive at this level. However, she was beaten twenty and a half lengths when eleventh at Windsor on good to soft on 14 September, which raises a concern back on turf. Her seven-furlong Wolverhampton win in December 2025 provides encouragement, but she needs to translate that all-weather form to today's setting.

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Won over a mile at Chepstow on 9 August in Class 6 company, and a return to that grade makes him interesting here. His current mark of 57 is 3lb above the rating for that success, so a little more is required. He subsequently finished seventh in a Class 2 at Chepstow on 31 August, beaten eight and a half lengths, and this is an easier assignment. Third over this course and distance on good ground in April, he has also shown he can be competitive under today's conditions.

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Returned to form when second at Brighton on 6 October, beaten three quarters of a length over seven furlongs, giving him a sound recent effort to build on. His mark of 57 matches the rating from which he won at Brighton in May 2025, so he looks fairly treated on that form. The extra furlong brings him back to a mile, a distance over which he won at Brighton in April 2025. However, his sixteenth at Redcar on 9 September, beaten fifteen and three quarter lengths over a mile, tempers confidence in the return to this trip.

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Fourth at Windsor on his latest Flat start in August, he had won over the same mile and three and a half furlongs there in June. His Flat mark of 52 is 3lb above the rating for that June success, leaving him with a little more to find. He returns to the Flat after being pulled up over hurdles at Fontwell on 22 September, a disappointing latest effort. Today's mile is three and a half furlongs shorter than his August Flat run, so he needs to show comparable form over this shorter trip.

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His fourth over seven furlongs at Brighton on September 28 was a respectable effort, beaten two and a half lengths on good to firm ground. He returns to a mark of 52, matching his rating for the Salisbury success over that distance in July. Today's extra furlong has some appeal on his May second over this course and distance, which came on good ground. He was less effective under the same conditions here on September 2, finishing tenth, so his Bath form offers a mixed picture.

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Built on his third at Ffos Las on 21 September by winning over the same mile there six days later, both on soft ground. He remains in Class 6 company but races from 50, 4lb above the mark for that success, which asks more of him. Today's good ground presents a different test from soft, with his fourth at Musselburgh in June offering some encouragement over a mile on good. Kieran O'Neill arrives with four winners from 28 rides during the past fortnight, adding a positive from the saddle.

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His Windsor win on 3 August came over a mile and two furlongs on good to firm, showing what he can do in this grade. Back on the same mark of 49, he has a workable rating if he can reproduce that level over today's mile. His subsequent seventh at Yarmouth and sixth at Brighton were less encouraging, the latter leaving him nine lengths behind the winner on 1 September. A two-length fourth over this course and distance in July offers a more positive indication of his ability to compete at a mile.

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A course-and-distance winner on good ground in June, she returned to finish second under the same conditions on 12 September, giving her clear claims here. Her mark of 48 is 2lb above the rating for that June success, and she has already shown she can compete from it. She was fourth at Ffos Las on 27 September, beaten seven lengths on soft, so the return to good ground offers encouragement through her Bath form. Saffie Osborne has ridden eight winners from 37 mounts during the past fortnight and brings another positive to her chance.

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Recent form leaves him with something to prove, having finished seventh over a mile and two furlongs at Brighton on October 6, beaten ten and a quarter lengths. His preceding eighth here over that distance was also disappointing, ending fifteen and a half lengths behind the winner on good ground. Dropping two furlongs brings him back to the trip of his June Chepstow win, which also came on good ground. He is now 5lb below that winning rating, offering scope if he can recover his June form.

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Finished sixth over this course and distance on good ground on September 12, beaten eight and a half lengths, so needs a sharper effort. His July third here on firm ground was more encouraging, when he finished a length and three quarters behind the winner. A mark of 46 is 16lb below his August 2023 course-and-distance winning rating, although that success is now distant. He also finished third here in June from today's mark on good ground, giving him a more recent foothold in these conditions.

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Her course-and-distance win in September 2025 gives her something to recommend her here, although that success came on good to soft rather than today's good ground. She is now rated 45, 2lb below the mark for that victory, which gives her a chance if she can reproduce it. Her latest seventh here on 1 July, beaten five and a quarter lengths on firm ground, was less persuasive. Josephine Gordon brings plenty of course experience, with 20 winners at Bath, as the mare returns from 110 days off.

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Returns after 173 days away, having finished sixth over a mile at Southwell on April 29, beaten nine and a half lengths. Her preceding third over a mile and half a furlong at Nottingham was more encouraging, finishing three lengths behind on good ground. Today's mark of 45 is 4lb below her rating for the Leicester victory in June 2023, giving her some room on that older form. That success came over a mile on good ground, so today's trip and going suit the form of her win.

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