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One of the more experienced horses in the field with 6 career wins from 45 races, but recent form is patchy — a win at Salisbury two months ago has been followed by two poor efforts. The editorial verdict flags Safari Dream as a genuine rival to the top pick, though his record shows he struggles on left-handed tracks, and Bath is exactly that.
One of the more successful in the field (6 career wins)
Trainer Quotes
May 2026
"He was a good juvenile, and three-year-old, and then he got too high in the handicap. He had a poor year as a four-year-old but consequently became well-treated again and won three races for us as a five-year-old last year. He's a brother to Amazonian Dream but they are two different characters. Whereas Amazonian is a tough, hard ride Safari is quite soft. He's been third and fourth in his last two races and is knocking on the door. If we find the right race he'll win again for sure. 14-05-26"
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The market favourite at 3.5, and the reason is obvious — she won at Thirsk just 14 days ago and arrives in the best recent form of any runner in this field. She has a solid record on fast, dry ground, winning 2 from 5 races in those conditions, which suits if the ground rides quick. The stall 1 draw gives her the lowest-numbered position in the field, which at Bath over 6f is an advantage the data clearly supports.
Market favourite (3.5)
Trainer Quotes
Jun 2025
"She's a nice filly. She ran very well in the Listed Marygate at York behind Secret Hideaway and arguably would have finished closer if she'd had a bit of cover. We're hopefully going to see the Marygate form franked because there are horses who ran in that race running at Royal Ascot this week. Last time out she went to Chantilly for a Listed race but found it all a bit too much in the preliminaries and boiled over a bit. She's had a bit of a holiday now and was back trotting on Monday. There's a Listed race in Deauville over five furlongs that I'm going to target with her and I think she's a stakes-class filly. 18-06-25"
TrackLab Insight
The top-rated horse in this field by 3lbs and the best career win rate of any runner here — winning roughly 1 in every 4 races is a serious record for a three-year-old with 26 outings already. Ran a close second just 12 days ago at Chepstow, beaten only a nose, so the form is live and fresh. The one concern is that the jockey and trainer have yet to win together in 5 attempts, which is a small but nagging detail.
Top rated by 3lbs
Best career win rate in field (1 in 4)
TrackLab Insight
The standout stat here is a strong record over this exact 6f trip, winning 3 from 8 races at this distance — the best record at this trip in the field. However, his last run was a well-beaten 8th at Newbury just 13 days ago, and he has never won on a right-handed galloping track like Bath. Racing with a tongue strap and visor, there's a sense the yard are experimenting to find the key.
Best record at this trip (3 from 8)
TrackLab Insight
Won here at Bath last time out 50 days ago, making this one of only two course winners in the field — a big tick when the track is this specific. The 50-day break since that win is worth noting, but the record speaks for itself: 4 wins from 23 races overall, with 2 wins in the last 6 outings suggesting a horse in a real purple patch. The draw in stall 3 is also in the sweet spot at this track, where low draws have a clear edge.
One of few course winners (1 wins here)
TrackLab Insight
The lowest-rated horse in the field by 9lbs, but she won at this exact course just 14 days ago and is the only horse here who has actually won over this course and distance — a crucial edge that the ratings alone don't capture. She carries the lightest weight in the race, which helps offset the rating gap, and her record at Bath of 2 wins from 3 visits makes her a genuine course specialist. The form book says she is out of her depth on paper; the track record says otherwise.
Lowest rated, 9lbs below average
Carries lowest weight in field
Has won over this course and distance
TrackLab Insight
This is a first appearance on a racecourse, so there is simply no form to judge — an unusually blank slate in a race where most rivals have 10 or more runs under their belts. Despite the editorial verdict naming In The City as the selection on the figures, the data here shows zero career races and zero wins, which makes that call very hard to understand from the available information. Treat with caution until there is actual racecourse evidence to go on.
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