4:20 Bath Tips

Looks like one to bet on in this ground. Loves it soft and will improve for this step up in trip. Won on penultimate start in soft, with runner-up winning next time out. Ran 3rd taking on the males last time and is one who looks ahead of her mark.

Good stable, showed a little promise in its opening 3 runs. Improved on its handicap debut, smooth headway from over 2 furlongs out and led 1 furlong out. Ran on well to beat Tralee Girl on soft ground, recorded an RPR of 78, can follow up.

Miss Dolly Rocker is a 5-year-old mare trained by Daniel & Claire Kubler and is ridden by Rob Hornby. She has 3 wins out of 11 on turf and is a course and distance winner who won this race last year on today's good ground. She runs this track well, having finished 2-2-4-1. Her progress didn't stop there, winning at Goodwood last June, posting a career-high RPR of 88, beating Moktasaab (75) by a head, a previous course winner and once smart, posting a career-high RPR of 104, who finished 3 lengths ahead of the rest. She comes here after a promising run at Chepstow, beaten 2.75 lengths by Beylerbeyi, who was landing a hat-trick and has risen from 76 to 91. Irish raider Winston Junior finished runner-up for a third consecutive race, posting a career-high RPR of 94, having started handicapping off 76 just four starts back. That is solid form, and there is every reason to believe Miss Dolly Rocker can win again for a trainer who has 7 wins out of 37 at Bath, showing a level stakes profit of £24.33. Definitely in the mix and would be a welcome change of luck for the Kublers.

Azahara Palace dropped in trip, and it didn't look to work but plugged on from a difficult place, gaining all the time into fifth. This mid-distance looks sure to suit, and it won't mind the rain.

Claimed victory in a novice race on AW at Lingfield this past April. She secured a commendable 2nd place in a handicap at Lingfield just 13 days ago. Appears to be a strong contender based on performance, and with the Crisford stable boasting a 17% win rate currently, along with the engagement of a skilled jockey, an each-way bet at 11/1 presents excellent value.

GANGSTER GRANNY is surely interesting sent across by ace Irish trainer Jess Harrington. This four year old filly won a middle-distance handicap back home over an easy one mile six furlongs and the feeling is connections have spied a decent opportunity in a British handicap over this stiff mile and a half. Top 5lb claiming apprentice also comes over and she merits a market check.