Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing seventh at Scottsville, beaten six and a half lengths on soft ground despite firming near the top of an open market. Her previous fourth behind Sistership was better, with some support at long odds, but she remains unplaced from four starts. The class drop helps, yet she has to find a much sharper finish to trouble the main hopes.

Narrowly missed at this venue two starts ago, going down a nose to Anything But Love in a FM Mdn after sitting near the top of betting. She was then backed from a bigger opening quote at Greyville but faded to seventh over 1600m, beaten five lengths. Back to 1200m is a query on her record, but four placings from five synthetic starts give her a strong platform to rebound.

Makes her debut as a R375,000 yearling purchase from a yard with two debut winners and four placings from 11 starters in that category. The exposed race form is limited, so she has to be assessed on profile rather than performance, but barrier 3 gives her every chance to begin her career competitively. A placing on debut would not surprise.

Returns from a two-month break after a strong third at Scottsville, beaten half a length by Theleia at generous odds. That followed a second at this track when firming favourite, so her recent pattern is reliable. She has placed three times from six attempts around 1200m and gets Keagan De Melo aboard. Still a maiden after seven, but this looks well within reach.

Starts her career for a Group 1-winning trainer whose debut runners have produced five wins and 17 placings from 42 starters. There is some winning form in the family through Verified, but several listed debut performers from the dam have been safely held first time out. Without race experience to lean on, she looks more a watch-and-assess runner than a clear threat.

Debuts with some pedigree interest, as half-brother Mr Henley won three races and all were at Greyville AW over 1200m. The caution is the stable's debut record of no wins and two placings from 16 starters, while full sibling Vyfster was unplaced first time out. She has a suitable family pointer, but race-day evidence is still missing.

Unraced four-year-old with a useful family base, as New Orleans, Hurricane Silva and Gimme Katrina all won in town. The Stuart Ferrie and Querari combination has also placed nine times from 14 runners, which adds some substance. The stable debut record is more place-heavy than win-driven, so she profiles as a first-starter with genuine minor claims.

Makes her debut with a modest set of available indicators. The trainer has no debut winners and two placings from 14 starters, while the trainer-sire combination is also yet to produce a placing from six attempts. With no sibling performance base supplied, she faces a difficult task against rivals bringing stronger race form.

Returns from a lengthy six-month spell after ending her last campaign in a G2 Open at Scottsville, where she was tenth and unwanted in the market. The better guide is her prior second behind Greek Heritage, beaten a length and a half as odds-on favourite, and she has placed three times from six starts. Dropping back to maiden company is a major positive and she sets the standard.

Resumed at Greyville with an eighth behind Forthegoodtimes, beaten just over seven lengths after being unwanted in the market. Her only other start was also an eighth at Scottsville, beaten nine and a half lengths, so the exposed form is still thin. The class drop and lightly raced profile give her some scope, but she must lift to make the placings.

Produced a solid first-up fourth at this venue over 1000m, beaten just under two lengths by Gallic King after easing near the top of an open market. The run prior was a second at this track behind Come Together, again beaten just under two lengths. With two placings from three starts at this track and distance, she has the right profile to run well again.

Returns from a six-week freshening after finishing fifth at this venue, beaten three and a half lengths at big odds. Her previous run was second last over 1400m at this track, beaten just over eight lengths, and the broader record of three placings from 16 starts is the concern. The apprentice claim helps, but she has to improve sharply.

Was safely held on debut at Greyville, finishing tenth behind Forthegoodtimes and beaten just over eight lengths at generous odds. That leaves her with a fair gap to close second-up, even allowing for the class drop. Full sibling Hoops won four races, so there is some family ability, but she has to show far more under race pressure.

Returns from a six-week freshening after finishing sixth in a Mdn at this track, beaten six lengths by Golden Gem at long odds. The Scottsville run prior was weaker again, 12th and beaten over 12 lengths behind Gimme A Fireball. He remains unplaced in five starts, including three at this venue, so a sharp lift is required.

Back after five weeks following a debut seventh at Scottsville, where he was beaten over 11 lengths by Hadrian's Wall at long odds. Roxbury Park came through that same race in stronger style, which leaves this colt with ground to make up. The class drop is some help, but 1400m is new and he has to show marked second-up improvement.

Finished last on debut at Greyville, coming home well held behind Major League after starting at big odds. There is little exposed race evidence to build a positive case from, and the 1400m is new second-up. The class drop gives him a softer setup, but he will have to turn that first run around substantially.

Was backed from bigger odds on debut at Vaal but finished second last and well beaten behind Kings Mountain over 1200m. The 4kg apprentice claim and class drop are positives, while his family has produced winners over further, but he has not raced around 1400m before and must show much more under race pressure.

Had a stronger reference point two back when second at this track, beaten a length by Predator's Crown at big odds. She then finished sixth behind Gimme Sunshine at Greyville over 1600m, beaten four and a half lengths after being unwanted in the market. Back at around 1400m, where she has placed, she profiles as a genuine minor hope.

Produced one of his better recent efforts when second in a Mdn at this track, beaten a length and a half by Royale Jacket after being well-supported near the top of betting. He has placed three times from ten starts at this venue and has also placed twice from three rides with this jockey. The maiden record is the knock, but the latest run makes him a major player.

Returns from a three-month break after finishing 12th at Greyville, beaten five and a half lengths by Skipper Zip despite firming near the top of an open market. His earlier Scottsville ninth was also plain, and he is yet to place from three starts. Market respect last time suggests some ability is there, but he must produce a better return to get into the placings.

Has started his career with two seconds, most recently beaten a length by National Insignia at Greyville after being near the top of betting. His debut second to Hadrian's Wall at Scottsville also reads well for this, and he now looks ready third-up with weight relief. The first try at 1400m is the lone query, but his consistency gives him the strongest winning case.

Finished ninth on debut at Greyville, beaten over 14 lengths by Sensei Of Spin after starting at long odds. The R450,000 buy does have a family with winners around this range, but his own first race-day effort leaves far more to prove. He has already been unplaced at this distance, so others bring stronger form credentials.

Resumes after two months since a fair fifth at Durbanville, beaten three and a half lengths by Spinnaker after attracting some support despite long odds. His Kenilworth debut was well beaten over 1000m, but the latest run was a more useful guide and the weight relief is in his favour. Still a maiden yet to place, he looks a realistic exotics hope.

Returns from a lengthy ten-month spell with useful maiden form from his last campaign, highlighted by a neck second to Speedman at Turffontein Standside. He was later fourth to Tempranillo in a small field when well in the market, and his overall record shows two placings from seven starts. Fitness is the unknown, but his best form is good enough to win this.

Returned with a much better effort when third at this track, beaten just over a length by Gallic King despite being unwanted in the market. That was a clear improvement on his second-last at Scottsville, where he was beaten over 18 lengths at long odds. The 1400m record is still unconvincing, but the latest run gives him each-way claims.

Dropped away to finish second last in a FM Mdn over 1400m at this track last week, beaten eight and a half lengths after being unwanted in the market. The start prior was no better, with an eighth over 1800m at this venue and a margin beyond 17 lengths. The class drop and race fitness help, but 1600m is new and she has to produce a clear turnaround to land a minor cheque.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a heavy tenth at Scottsville, beaten over 12 lengths in a FM MPLTE over 1200m on soft ground. Her previous sixth at this track had more merit, beaten just under five lengths after firming near the top of an open market. She is untried at 1600m and has yet to place in four starts, so an each-way case rests on sharp improvement.

Back after two months off the back of a sound second at Scottsville, where she was beaten two and a half lengths by Periwinkle and firmed from bigger odds. She is second-up now, and the class drop gives her a genuine platform, though 1600m is a fresh question. Her earlier Greyville run was plain, but the latest effort is the key form line and puts her among the main hopes.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing sixth at Scottsville, beaten just over six lengths by That's A Gimme when drifting from opening levels. She had been fifth there before that, beaten just over four lengths at long odds, so there is some base form without a clear winning edge. The class drop and fourth-up profile keep her in the minor-place mix if she can lift late.

Has put together the right profile for this, finishing third at Durbanville when favourite and beaten just under a length, then third again at Greyville behind Gimme Sunshine when near the top of betting. She has placed in both runs at this distance and beat Linguistic in that latest meeting. Race fit, rated strongly on recent form and distance, and she looks the runner they all have to beat.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a plain debut at Scottsville, finishing 12th in a 14-runner FM MPLTE over 1200m and beaten over 16 lengths at big odds. She is entitled to learn from race experience, but the move to 1600m is new and there was no finishing substance first time out. Considerable improvement is required before she can be treated as a winning threat.

Recent form is hard to recommend, with a second-last at this track over 1800m, beaten over 18 lengths, following a run where she was never competitive and beaten out of sight. She is still unplaced from 12 starts overall and has had three previous tries around 1600m without placing. The class drop is a help, but top weight and current form make her a risky minor chance only.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing a distant last at Scottsville when unwanted in the market. That followed another last at this track over 1200m, beaten over 18 lengths, so the recent form line is very thin. The apprentice claim and third-up stage are positives on paper, but she has to improve sharply to get involved from this base.

Ran fifth behind Gimme Sunshine at Greyville last start, beaten just over four lengths, after a sound fourth at Scottsville when beaten just over three lengths. She was behind Remuneration at Greyville, but her last two efforts are honest enough for this grade and she comes in race fit. Still a five-start maiden without a placing, though her recent form reads as one of the better winning chances.

Was safely held on debut at Greyville over 1200m, finishing 11th of 15 and beaten just under ten lengths after being unwanted in the market. She is second-up now and steps to 1600m for the first time, so natural improvement is possible without being enough to recommend strongly. The class drop assists, but the first run leaves her with plenty to prove.

Makes her race debut from the outside barrier with limited race evidence to assess. The 2.5kg apprentice claim is useful, and full sibling Roy's Glorious has won, but the trainer debut record supplied is modest and she carries 60kg. With no exposed form against raced rivals, she appeals more as a watch-and-learn runner than a betting focus.

Went within a nose of breaking through at this track two weeks ago, finishing second in a MPLTE after starting at generous odds. That followed a fourth at Fairview Aw over 1300m, and his 1000m record shows two placings from six attempts. The class drop and race fitness are positives, while barrier one should help him hold a handy spot. This looks his best chance yet to shed the maiden tag.

Resumes after three months off following an eighth at Scottsville, where he was beaten just over five lengths and unwanted in the market. His previous run was an 11th at the same venue, so the exposed form does require a lift. The class drop and 2.5kg apprentice claim give him a more suitable setup, but his 1000m record remains a query. A placing is within reach if he returns sharper.

Worked back into the frame first-up when fourth at Greyville in a FM MPLTE, beaten just over three lengths over 1000m. She gets meaningful weight relief from that run and has placed twice at around this distance, which keeps her right in calculations. The synthetic record is still light, but the second-up profile and class drop give her a strong platform to improve into winning contention.

Has been unplaced in both starts, most recently seventh at Greyville when beaten just over six lengths and unwanted in the market. Her debut at this venue was more encouraging, finishing sixth and beaten four lengths over 1200m. She is fitter third-up and gets weight relief, but Queraristinyferari had her measure last time. Improvement would put her in the minor-money mix rather than the top bracket.

Returns from a five-week freshening after finishing tenth at Scottsville, beaten seven and a half lengths at long odds. His debut there was also plain when eighth and beaten just over nine lengths, so there is limited race evidence to recommend him. The class drop and 4kg apprentice claim are useful, but Belligerent has the stronger recent line from their Scottsville meeting. He has to lift sharply to make the frame.

Back after five weeks following a sound fourth at Scottsville, beaten just over three lengths in a MPLTE. She had earlier placed at this track over 1200m and has built a reliable place profile, with four placings from nine starts overall. Her 1000m record is also solid enough, and the engagement of a strong track jockey adds confidence. She looks a genuine winning threat with natural improvement second-up.

Was well beaten on debut at Greyville over 1200m, finishing ninth in a MPLTE after starting at big odds. He now comes back to 1000m for the first time, which is another unknown rather than a clear positive. The class drop may help, but there was not enough on debut to make a strong case. He will have to show a far sharper response to trouble the main hopes.

Resumes off a five-week freshening after finishing 13th on debut at Scottsville, beaten nine and a half lengths at long odds. He is a R175,000 buy and has some family depth, but the race-day evidence is the key and it was modest first time out. One previous 1000m run produced no placing, so he has plenty to prove despite the class drop. Others bring stronger exposed claims.

Returns from a two-month break after a ninth at Scottsville, beaten seven and a half lengths despite firming from bigger odds. The run prior was a seventh at the same venue, beaten just over five lengths, and he remains unplaced from nine starts. His 1000m record is also bare, but he is race fit and drops in class. A much cleaner effort is required for him to turn those factors into a placing.

Back after six weeks since finishing seventh at this track over 1400m, beaten over 12 lengths after firming notably from a bigger opening quote. His previous fifth at Scottsville over 1750m was sounder, but he now returns to 1000m, where he is unplaced from two tries. The apprentice claim and class drop assist, yet the wide draw and recent margin leave him as an outside hope.