HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Headstrong sort who notched a fourth win of the year in 9-runner event at Catterick (7f) last week, typically keen but much too good. Gets to race from 2 lb lower here so expected to take some stopping.

Won twice during the winter, including over C&D and held form well when third on her first 4 starts this year. Typically gave running when fifth of 9 over C&D in May and has been freshened up since. First-time tongue tie goes on.

Hasn't won since his second start back in June 2024 (for Charlie Hills) but confirmed return to form when third of 7 at Ffos Las (7.4f, good to firm) just over 2 weeks ago. Remains to be seen how long he stays in this sort of mood.

Exposed maiden who is consistent on the whole and ran well when second of 9 over C&D just over 2 weeks ago. Each-way possibilities again.

Little encouragement to glean from his 3 efforts this season and hopes are pinned on first-time cheekpieces changing his fortunes.

Hinted at ability in maidens and failed to improve on handicap debut when third of 7 at Chepstow (6f, good) last month. This step up in trip could allow her to show more.

7-y-o who extended an already lengthy losing run tried in blinkers when well-held eleventh of 12 at Chepstow (6f) in May. Others far more appealing.

On a lengthy losing run and seems to just be in a lull for now. Best watched until showing more positive signs.

Sole success came at Yarmouth last spring and held his form well on the whole thereafter. Returns from 9 months off and the betting should be a decent indicator as to how ready to roll he is.

Useful jumps winner who showed improved form in this sphere when landing a 15-runner Leopardstown maiden (15f) 4 weeks ago. Goes handicapping from what looks an appealing opening mark and this increase in trip another likely plus.

Hurdles winner at Gowran in October. Ran no sort of race back from a break on Flat at Dundalk (2m) in February but better efforts when finishing midfield in pair of big field handicap hurdles during the spring. Each-way claims back on Flat equipped with a first-time tongue strap.

Reached the frame in another top staying handicap when third of 17 in Chester Cup in May. Rare poor effort at the Curragh next start but back on track without being seen to best effect when midfield in last month's Northumberland Plate. This drop in grade looks in his favour back on turf.

Didn't kick on as expected in maidens in 2025 and hasn't fared any better switched to handicaps this season, running a moody race in a change of headgear at Tramore 7 days ago. Plenty to prove at present.

Finally capitalised on a career-low mark at Navan in March on final start for Aidan Melia and landed 2 of his 3 starts since joining present yard, produced to lead 1f out at Limerick (12.3f, heavy) 25 days ago. Fancied to go well up significantly in trip.

C&D winner who returned in good heart this spring, finding only an unexposed sort too strong returned to this C&D in May. Seemingly not 100% when eased off at Fairyhouse last month and bounce back rates distinctly possible.

Fairly useful 11f winner on Flat for Charlie Johnston who may have needed the run after 7 months off when sixth in a 17f maiden hurdle here for new yard in May. Up significantly in trip returned to Flat but worth noting he's no stranger to tame finishes in this sphere.

Clearly not the force of old but fared better than on return when second in a Dundalk claimer (10.7f) in March. However, turned in another low-key display when pulled up on hurdles debut at Down Royal (17.4f) in May (reportedly bled). Looks best watched back on the Flat.

Put previous efforts firmly behind him to open his account in 13-runner handicap at Newcastle (1¼m) last month, enjoying a more favourable run than the placed pair yet still displaying a neat change of pace. Upped further in trip and can progress again.

Infrequent winner but wasted no time getting back to form in a first-time visor when third of 7 at Redcar (1¾m, good) last month. In the mix with a repeat.

Well beaten in maidens/novice company, latest on return at Leicester (1¼m, firm) just over 7 weeks ago. Jolt of improvement required now sent down the handicap route upped to 1½m.

Ended a long losing run on return in 11-runner event here (9.5f) in April. Followed that with a lesser effort at Southwell but back on song when third of 11 in at this course 6 weeks ago, seen to maximum effect back down in trip. Has since moved yards.

Much improved since upped to this trip for current yard, readily opening her account in 6-runner handicap at Chepstow last month. Built on that from 5 lb higher when following up in 10-runner event at Leicester (1¼m) 10 days ago and the hat-trick looks on provided she gets the trip.

Missed the bulk of 2025 and having made a very low-key start on the all-weather for this yard, a breathing operation did the trick when successful at in classified company at Windsor last month. Similar form when runner-up at Ayr since and she's folly to ignore back handicapping.

Space Blues filly who has offered little in 3 quick-fire runs in recent weeks. May well show more now handicapping upped further in trip.

Has just the sole success to her name but shaped as if still in good form under a ride that asked a lot of her when third of 9 in minor event at Ayr (13f, soft) last month. Step forward required if she's to add to her tally.

C&D winner but has struggled since leaving James Owen. Back up in trip in a reapplied visor but hard to warm to.

Well-bred filly but fared no better than in a brace of all-weather starts for Ralph Beckett when last of 5 in novice at Thirsk (1½m, good) 4 weeks ago (had breathing operation prior). Basement mark to work with sent handicapping but needs to show plenty more.