Was plain when seventh in a Benchmark 58 at Moruya last start, beaten just over seven lengths after travelling close enough and failing to finish off. Her Wagga sixth two back had more merit after racing wide throughout on heavy ground. Needs the Wagga effort to return for a place.

Backs up off a sound third in a Benchmark 60 at Canberra last week, beaten two and a half lengths by Ballyhoo after working home evenly at generous odds. She was over-run here on soft ground the start prior, so the 1000m remains the testing point. Yet to win at the track and trip, but the form is strong enough.

Comes back on a four-day turnaround after running second in a Benchmark 58 at Leeton, beaten two and a half lengths by Justbetryin' while near heels around the home turn. His Canberra fifth beforehand had merit after a slow start and interference, though Prophet Time had his measure there. Reliable enough for the minors.

Finished ninth at Canberra last start, beaten seven and a half lengths by Inna Zou after settling prominently without offering much late. Track-and-trip form is a small positive, yet he needs a clear lift to trouble these.

Went within a neck in a Class 1 at Queanbeyan last start, holding a handy spot and only being collared late by La Stiava on soft ground. That was a marked improvement on his Moruya sixth, where he began awkwardly and was safely held at long odds. Wide draw is the query, but he looks ready to win.

Made late ground into third at Canberra last start, beaten three lengths by Inna Zou at big odds after settling rearward. Third-up and proven at the distance are positives, but the confidence still rests on whether she can reproduce that latest finish rather than regress.

Led and boxed on before fading into sixth in a Maiden at Canberra first-up, beaten just over seven lengths by Defiance on soft ground. The 2kg claim assists and he has placed eight times from 13 starts overall, but the maiden record means he appeals more as a place chance than a decisive winner.

Was bumped shortly after the start at Kempsey last time, then finished sixth and was beaten four and a half lengths after failing to finish off. The Tuncurry Class 1 run prior was weaker, with big odds and a margin just under seven lengths. Needs more than the class drop to feature.

Returns from a four-month break after finishing fourth in a Benchmark 58 at Bathurst, beaten four lengths by Cheap Shot on heavy ground at big odds. Her previous Canberra Acton fourth was also sound enough without being sharp late. Fitness is the query, but the Benchmark 58 form fits.

Was better than the market expected when seventh at Canberra last week, beaten just under three lengths by Showtime Maggie over 1200m at 101-1. Back to 1000m is a plus, but his recent winning strike is thin and he needs the race to fall kindly to sneak into the money.

Was second last in a Benchmark 58 at Moruya last start, beaten over 13 lengths by Abstruse after settling back and failing to challenge, with keen-going noted in the middle stages. His Wagga seventh two back was only fair and he was unwanted in the market again. Needs a major turnaround.