Races CR Northam

Raced wide throughout when sixth at this track last start, beaten just over four lengths by Reginetta after sitting close enough to matter. The run prior was in 3yo+ Class 1 grade at Belmont Park, where he was last but beaten just under four lengths after being unwanted in the market. The 1000m win record keeps him in the minor-money bracket.

Worked forward first-up at Belmont Park but faded to ninth, beaten just under five lengths by Treasured Legacy, with a late hampering note adding some context. That was mid-week company and he is fitter second-up, while his Ascot debut fifth behind Mandible Magic showed he could hold a spot in a maiden. Looks an improver under this scenario.

Makes his debut after two Belmont Park trials over 1000m, finishing fourth and fifth within modest margins. The stable has limited debut evidence from the supplied figures, and there is no race form to anchor a strong assessment. Has some family substance, but race-day proof is still missing.

Improved fresh when fourth at this track, beaten just over three lengths by Reginetta at big odds after settling rearward and covering ground. Her earlier seventh over 1300m at this venue was plain, and the long-standing maiden record is difficult to overlook despite eight placings from 25 starts. Long maiden record makes her hard to push as a win hope.

Returns from a lengthy spell with a Lark Hill trial win behind her, which is a strong readiness pointer for a mare who finished last campaign with three straight placings. She was third to Mandible Magic at Ascot when near the top of betting, after another third behind Dancewithme at Belmont Park where she led and kept giving. Nice trial coming in and the gear changes hint at her being a more mature commodity this time in.

Returns from a lengthy spell with two trials since last racing, the latest a second at Lark Hill, so there is some fitness groundwork. Her final run before the break was a distant third at Collie behind Orkney Lad after racing wide, while the Toodyay third prior was more competitive. Previous placings give her some base, but others bring stronger exposed form.

Finished last when resuming in a 3yo NMW1Y at Belmont Park, but the margin was only two and a half lengths and he now gets meaningful weight relief into maiden grade. His debut was in the Listed Supremacy Stakes at Ascot, where he was outclassed at long odds, so this is a much more suitable assignment. Will find this easier than what he raced in last start and Pike's booking is a big push for his chances.

Debuts for Ryan Hill after four trials, including a short-course Lark Hill win in April and two recent 950m trials where he finished midfield within a couple of lengths. The pedigree is the most interesting part, with Fuhryk among the family, but the recent trial profile is not as sharp as some other first starters. Has improvement to find.

Debuts with a clean trial profile, winning a 400m Lark Hill hit-out before taking a 950m trial there by 1.76 lengths two weeks ago. Barrier one and the 2kg claim are useful advantages for a first starter, and the stable has several runners on the card. Recent trials have been superb and the inside draw should see him get every chance to translate that form to raceday.

Returns from a lengthy spell after a plain first campaign, last seen finishing seventh at Belmont Park behind Cos I Am when unwanted in the market and beaten just over nine lengths. Her Ascot debut was heavier again, beaten over 17 lengths after beginning awkwardly and racing wide. Blinkers and mixed trials give some angle, but a sharp lift is required.

Makes her debut off a single Belmont Park trial, and it was a positive one, finishing a close second over 1000m. The Mitchell Pateman and Playing God combination has solid supplied figures, and a half-relation won on debut over this trip, which adds useful background without replacing race evidence. Only one trial coming in, but she's shown enough to suggest she can run a cheeky race.