Returns after six months off following a strong juvenile campaign, highlighted by winning the G2 Karrakatta Plate over 1200m at this track before finishing second in the G3 WA Sires Produce Stakes, beaten a length and a half by Beatty. Won the Karrakatta and his trials suggest he can make an impression first-up.

Returns after six months off with a Belmont Park trial win behind her, which gives her a sound platform fresh. She was fifth in the G2 Karrakatta Plate when beaten four and a half lengths by Afireofgidgeecoals, after a good second in the G3 Gimcrack Stakes. Drawn awkwardly but she can return in good order.

Returns after six months off having closed last campaign with a decisive 2yo Open win at this venue, scoring by just under three lengths as favourite from Levati Dimezzo. Drawn out but he can't be discounted.

Arrives race fit and in excellent order, winning four of nine overall and proving especially reliable at this distance. He led throughout at Belmont Park last start, holding off Luna Will Do as an odds-on favourite, after being beaten just under a length by Boy Crush. Has the race fitness and is in winning form, so he has to come into calculations.

Third-up and better judged on his Belmont Park win two starts ago, when he beat Dawn Dancer by just under a length after tracking the speed and finishing strongly. Last start he was a beaten short odds-on favourite over 1200m, finishing fourth to Swift Ruler after racing keenly early. Back to 1000m can see him put his best foot forward.

Returns after six months off with a solid second in a Belmont Park trial and a strong four-start record from last campaign. She won the G3 Gimcrack Stakes from Maria Lucia before finishing third in the G2 Karrakatta Plate, beaten just under two lengths by Afireofgidgeecoals as favourite. Clearly has talent and her trial behind Bassett Hound stacks right up.

Back after two months off following a professional debut win in a 3yo Maiden at Bunbury, where he was favourite and beat My Malena by two and a half lengths on soft ground. He has since trialled a solid second at Belmont Park and remains unbeaten at the distance. Has stacks of upside, maps for a lovely run and can handle the rise in grade.

Returns from an eight-month spell after ending his first campaign second last in the Listed Perth Stakes, beaten just over four lengths by Beatty at big odds. His debut fourth had more merit after he was held up on the home turn and closed off from well back, but he remains a maiden and has yet to place at this track. The debut had some merit, but this looks tough.

Returns from an eight-month spell with a Belmont Park trial win noted, but the race form still has to lift sharply. He was eighth at this track before the break, beaten just over seven lengths by Striking Alibi at long odds after beginning awkwardly. Looking to others.

Returns after six months off as an unbeaten filly with a neat two-from-two record. She won on debut at Belmont Park despite beginning awkwardly, then worked over the top to score by a nose at this track as favourite from Mark The Sky. Hit the line nicely in a recent trial and while this is tougher, Parnham opts to ride her rather than others in the race and that's a good indicator.

Returns after four months off having finished sixth at Belmont Park as a well-supported favourite, beaten two and a half lengths after beginning awkwardly and making ground. Has ability, but the 1000m record is against her.

Returns after five months off with a close Belmont Park trial placing and a forgivable finish to last campaign. She was seventh to Achy Breaky, beaten just under three lengths, but stewards noted she raced wide and she was near the top of betting. Debut win was sound, but this asks for a much sharper performance.

Returns after four months off following a narrow Belmont Park maiden win, beating Da Hinchi Belle by a head as favourite after racing keenly through the middle stages. Her debut fourth to Fugaku was also close, beaten half a length, so she has been competitive in both starts. Back to 1000m is a query and others are preferred.

Returns after three months off with only one race start behind her, a seventh at Belmont Park where she was beaten just under four lengths by Spinarella on soft ground. The stewards noted she raced keenly early and again in the straight, so manners remain part of the assessment. Not here.