A win over this course and distance on 19 October gives him a solid claim, especially as he returns on the same mark of 63. That success came in Class 5, so this drop to Class 6 provides another reason to take him seriously. The change from good to soft for that win to heavy today is the main difference in the conditions he faces. Jack Callan arrives with nine winners from 36 rides in the past fortnight, adding encouragement from a jockey in good form.

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His Leicester win over 7f on 26 October followed a second at Yarmouth on 5 October, beaten half a length, giving him two good efforts in this grade. He returns just three days later from the same mark of 61, which gives him a sound chance of following up. The move from soft ground at Leicester to heavy here, coupled with an extra furlong to a mile, asks a different question. David Probert's six winners from 33 rides in the past fortnight add encouragement from a jockey in good form.

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Won over this course and distance in this grade on 13 September, beating Allaboutthelunch by two and three quarters of a length on good ground. He was less effective at Leicester on 21 September, finishing sixth and nine lengths behind the winner in Class 5 company. Back in Class 6, he is now rated 65, 5lb above the mark for his Bath success, so more is required. His Bath success came on good ground, so heavy going adds a further question to the higher mark.

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Fifth over a mile at Leicester on 13 October, beaten seven lengths, she fared much better than when well beaten at Goodwood in August. She now drops from Class 3 to Class 6, which gives her a more realistic chance of getting involved over the same trip. The going changes from good to soft at Leicester to heavy here, making this a different test despite the unchanged distance. Kieran Shoemark has ridden six winners from 35 mounts in the past fortnight, bringing encouraging recent form to the saddle.

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Her fourth at Ffos Las on 27 September was a distant one, beaten 19 and a half lengths over seven and a half furlongs on soft ground. She had also finished ten lengths behind the winner when second over 7f at Chepstow in August, so those placings need treating cautiously. The drop from Class 3 to Class 6 gives her a less demanding assignment on paper. Today's mile adds half a furlong, while heavy ground is more testing than the soft she encountered at Ffos Las.

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Needs to improve on his seventh at Lingfield on 10 September, when beaten 15 and a quarter lengths over 6f on the all-weather. His fifth over 7f at Yarmouth in August was more encouraging, albeit still six and three quarters of a length behind the winner. The drop from Class 4 to Class 6 offers some relief, although a mile on heavy ground is a different test from Lingfield's 6f. George Scott's ten winners from 40 Bath runners provide a positive through his trainer's course record.

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Beaten 22 and a quarter lengths when eighth over seven and a half furlongs at Beverley on 16 September, she needs a substantial step forward. Moving from Class 4 to Class 6 gives her an easier assignment on paper, with a mark of 46 for this handicap. The mile is half a furlong further than at Beverley, while heavy ground replaces the good going she encountered there. Dylan Cunha's five winners from 25 runners in the past fortnight offer encouragement from the stable.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

His second over this course and distance on 13 September gives him something to build on, having finished two and three quarters of a length behind Q T Boy. He failed to follow that up when tenth at Brighton on 28 September, so a return to his Bath form is needed. He runs off 45, 1lb lower than at Brighton but 4lb higher than when runner-up here. That Bath effort came on good ground; today's heavy going puts a different emphasis on his chance of reproducing it.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.