Neglected, woody roses

Hi I’d like some advice on the roses below please. I’ve numbered them but I’d like to bring them more into a bushy/compact form if possible. One of them is bigger and closer to what I wanted. What can I do either now or in Spring?
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For now, give each one a generous handful of bonemeal which will feed the roots over winter. In spring - mid to late March edepending on where you are and how cold it is - follow the 3D rules of pruning and cut out any Dead, Diseased or Damaged wood back to their base. Any stems left need cutting back to an outward facing bud.
Then, apply a good dollop of specialist slow release fertilier for roses or tomatoes and fork it in gently around the roots then give each one a thick mulch of well-rotted manure. Then corss your fingers and hope they grow back healthy new stems.
The RHS offers this advice on pruning roses https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=178
If you do decide just to dig them out and replace them you need either to choose other plants or else dig out a big hole and replace all the soil or your new rose will likely weaken and die from replant disease - https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=572
If you read the link I gave you on replant the disease the RHS - which has all sorts of scientists, botanists and gardening experts - says replant disease is a problem with roses. Worth avoiding if you do plant new ones.