
Oddschecker tips for every race at Bath on Monday.
14:15 Bath
BEAULD AS BRASS overcame his slow start to run out a ready winner at Chelmsford on Friday and now has a 5lb penalty to shoulder. Considering the manner of that success, he will prove very hard to beat. Cathedral Peak finished fourth behind the selection at Lingfield last month, but is 13lb better off at the weights and may get closer back on turf. Galactic Glow is another to note.Prediction : 1st Beauld As Brass 2nd Cathedral Peak 3rd Galactic Glow
14:50 Bath
SAFFRON DANDY changed hands for 68,000 pounds as a yearling and is a sister to The Bell Conductor. Richard Hannon's juvenile has plenty of speed in her pedigree and it would be no surprise to see her strike at the first time of asking. Eightthreeone is a half-brother to Sixntwothrees and represents a stable who have done well with juveniles in recent years, while newcomer Touchwoodnwhistle warrants a market check.Prediction : 1st Saffron Dandy 2nd Eightthreeone 3rd Touchwoodnwhistle
15:25 Bath
MASTER ZACK showed a good amount of improvement when scoring at Southwell last month and a 7lb rise might prove to be on the lenient side. Provided the three-year-old can transfer that form to turf, he could take a fair amount of stopping. Bluesy Moon outran her odds to finish a respectable third at Brighton last time and should remain competitive, while Sarabi is another to consider.Prediction : 1st Master Zack 2nd Bluesy Moon 3rd Sarabi
16:00 Bath
Having returned to form with a respectable third at Yarmouth last month, Banana should give another good account. However, Scott Dixon's mare remains winless after 47 attempts and SAVALAS is more compelling. The veteran sprang a shock when scoring over slightly further here in September last year and his latest third at Wolverhampton should have him spot-on for a return to this venue. Dual track course winner Sisters In The Sky is also noted.Prediction : 1st Savalas 2nd Banana 3rd Sisters In The Sky
16:35 Bath
COMMANDING PRINCE made light work of his opposition when completing a double at Newcastle 46 days ago and there is likely more to come. An opening mark of 82 is unlikely the ceiling of the four-year-old's ability and, if proving as effective on turf, a hat-trick could be on the cards. The biggest threat may emerge from My Ambition, who offered encouragement on his fourth-placed reappearance over C&D last month, ahead of Thapa VC.Prediction : 1st Commanding Prince 2nd My Ambition 3rd Thapa VC
17:10 Bath
ZAPPATA has the burden of a double penalty for his wins at Wetherby and Redcar but he was comfortably in command in those races and is very hard to oppose in bidding to complete the hat-trick. Eva's Eyes and Havana Club are strong candidates for the runner-up slot, with the latter feared the most based on his turf form holding a slightly more solid appearance. Prediction : 1st Zappata 2nd Havana Club 3rd Evas Eyes
17:45 Bath
It's been a while since things dropped right for EYE OF THE WATER but this dual course and distance winner runs off a featherweight in comparison to his peak ratings and his proven liking for this venue could be a key asset in this company. Outrace finished in front of Villalobos and Expecto in a clash over track-and-trip last month and, with cheekpieces back on, he could be the chief danger to the selection. Prediction : 1st Eye Of The Water 2nd Outrace 3rd Expecto








