**Group 1 Glory Headlines A Packed Day At Doncaster, Bath, And The Curragh**

Today's card stretches across three venues with the Curragh delivering the headline acts — three Group 1s in the space of just over an hour — while Doncaster serves up a Group 3 and a string of competitive Class 2 handicaps, and Bath rounds off proceedings with a full evening card of its own.

**Curragh 14:50 — Group 1**

The first of the Curragh's elite contests is a seven-runner affair on yielding ground, and RaceEasy's Win Pick is Sun Goddess, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore. She holds course form and tops the market, giving her selection a clean bill of health — no flags cluttering the profile. RaceEasy's Each-Way pick is Green Empress, trained by Joseph Patrick O'Brien and partnered by Colin Keane, who also brings course form to the table from stall two. The smallest field of the day on paper, but the quality is unquestioned.

**Curragh 15:25 — Group 1**

Eighteen runners for the second Group 1, making it the more chaotic of the Curragh's pattern contests. RaceEasy has Comanche Brave as Win Pick — Billy Loughnane takes the ride for Donnacha Aidan O'Brien — but the horse carries a fitness concern and a favourite vulnerable flag, which means the market leader here is far from a banker. Cover Up is the Each-Way selection at a bigger price, William Buick in the saddle for Simon and Ed Crisford, and crucially that runner arrives with course form and none of the warning flags attached to the favourite. In an open, deep field, Cover Up's clean profile makes the each-way case compelling on RaceEasy's analysis.

**Curragh 16:00 — Group 1**

Giant Sequoia, trained by Aidan O'Brien and again ridden by Ryan Moore, is RaceEasy's Win Pick for the third Group 1 of the afternoon. The score of 60 is the highest win-pick score of the day across all venues, and course form backs it up. Market leader Monogram, trained by Joseph Patrick O'Brien and ridden by Colin Keane, is tagged favourite vulnerable, which gives the case for Giant Sequoia at a slightly bigger price added weight. Porto Vecchio is the Each-Way selection at a big price — Chris Hayes takes the ride for Dermot Weld — flagged as a credible outsider with course form, though a fitness concern is noted.

**Doncaster 15:05 — Group 3**

The highest-class Doncaster race of the day is a 20-runner Group 3, and RaceEasy goes with market leader Forty Years On as Win Pick. Hector Crouch rides for George Scott, and the horse brings course form — a clean, straightforward case for the selection. Each-Way pick Touleen, trained by Owen Burrows and ridden by David Probert, does arrive with first-time headgear and a fitness concern flagged, so punters following RaceEasy's analysis should note the risks sitting around that runner. Arabian Dusk, Harry Davies aboard for Simon and Ed Crisford, and Canneza for Saffie Osborne are among the dangers in a wide-open field.

**Bath 15:15 — Class 2 with Longshot**

Bath's standout race on scoring alone is the Class 2 at 15:15, where Belle Of Kt — ridden by apprentice Millie Wonnacott for trainer J S Moore — is RaceEasy's Win Pick with a score of 68, the highest of any win pick across the entire card. Course form backs the selection. Basilette is the Each-Way pick, Tyler Heard in the saddle for Jeff Mullins, also bringing course form. The race also generates a Longshot in Taritino, ridden by Taylor Fisher for Joe Tickle — flagged as a credible outsider with course form, making it one of the day's more attractive each-way specials for those looking further down the field.

**Doncaster 13:25 — Class 3 Opener**

The opening Doncaster race is worth a mention for the split between RaceEasy's picks and the market. Win Pick Adrestia, Oisin Murphy up for Simon and Ed Crisford, sits only second in the market but carries first-time headgear, a fitness concern, and no course form — a cluttered profile for a favourite. RaceEasy's Each-Way selection Maelstrom actually scores higher at 53 versus 45 and is ridden by Jack Dace for Stuart Williams, though the absence of course form is flagged there too. Venture Capital, handled by Kevin Ryan and ridden by Kevin Stott, brings course specialist credentials at a double-figure price and carries a credible outsider flag — one to note in a wide-open 16-runner Class 3.