Arrives in winning form after charging over the top to beat Apostle by a long neck at Toowoomba, having earlier won a Class 1 at Ipswich by just over two lengths. That gives him three wins from four starts overall, and the 3kg claim helps offset top weight. Harder now under top weight, but the claim helps and he has solid place claims.

Resumes after a four-month break with two Deagon trial wins behind him, so fitness looks sound for a first-up tilt. He was last seen when ninth in the G1 J.J. Atkins at this venue, but his fourth in the G2 BRC Sires' Produce Stakes two runs back reads well for this. Proven at 1300m and looks a strong fresh chance.

Made it two wins from seven when taking a Class 2 at Grafton by half a length as favourite, tracking the speed and holding on. His Warwick third prior came over 800m in Benchmark 60 grade after difficulty getting clear. He has won around this distance, but the rise from country company into this looks the key test and he will have to lift sharply. More of an each-way chance.

Was well-supported first-up at Doomben but finished eighth, beaten just under four lengths, after racing prominently and only working home evenly. Before the break he was seventh in the G3 Ken Russell Memorial Classic at Gold Coast and failed to finish it off. A previous win at this track is in his favour, though he's untested at 1300m. Keeping in mind.

Returns from a six-week freshening after a plain sixth at this track, beaten four and a half lengths when unwanted in the market after beginning awkwardly. He had won a 3yo Maiden at Doomben the run before, beating Raging Raider by a nose, and does get weight relief this time. Weight relief helps, but his two runs at this venue leave him with plenty to prove.

Progressive gelding who put away a 15-runner 3yo Maiden at this track on soft ground, beating Budda Bar by a length and a half after looming up strongly. His debut fourth at Bairnsdale had merit after being held up passing the 300m, and he now gets weight relief from that latest win. Lightly raced, progressive and clearly the runner to beat.

Resumes after a four-month break with a clean two-start profile and a close third in a Doomben trial to bring him forward. He ended last campaign winning a 2yo Maiden at Gold Coast on heavy ground despite covering ground and being steadied, having debuted with a luckless second at Doomben. Handles wet ground and has strong upside fresh.

Was fourth to Ashkirk at Toowoomba last start, beaten three and a half lengths after beginning awkwardly and racing keenly early. That followed an odds-on 3yo Maiden win at the same venue, where he drove hard late to beat Mishani Cabello. Weight relief helps, but he has to find more.

Comes off a dominant country Maiden win at Grafton, scoring by just over three lengths as a short odds-on favourite on soft ground. He had been second there over 1015m eight days earlier, so the consistency is clear. This is his first run in Queensland and his first try around 1300m, and the grade jump makes the task considerably tougher. Looking to others this time.

Made solid inroads from well back when fifth to Ashkirk at Toowoomba, beaten just under four lengths at long odds. Her Doomben fourth prior had some merit after being hampered passing the 200m, and blinkers go on for the first time. Proven at 1300m, but first look here and only an outside hope.

Went within a head of Weownachevy at Gold Coast last start after tracking the speed as an outside chance in betting. That followed a debut Maiden win at Beaudesert, where she sat just off the lead and got there late over Magritte. Winning case is not dominant, but she maps as a place hope.