Has been safely held in two NMW1Y runs this campaign, finishing tenth at Ascot last start when beaten five and a half lengths after racing keenly early and failing to quicken. He was also ninth at Belmont Park on soft ground two back at long odds.

Resumed with a solid second to Land Of Fire in a BM56+ at Moora, beaten just under two lengths after working home evenly from the rear. She comes up in grade now, but the 3kg claim is useful and her Narrogin fourth two back showed she can stay in the contest for a long way. The class rise is the query, but she is a genuine place chance.

Has finished last at his past two starts, most recently in a Class 1 at Ascot when unwanted in the market and beaten seven and a half lengths after settling well back. The Bunbury run prior was weaker again, beaten over 14 lengths behind Sweet Issy. A major turnaround is required.

Returns from a one-month freshening after a plain last at Northam in a BM50+, where she covered ground and was beaten over 12 lengths. Her previous second to Olden in a BM54+ was far better, travelling well and working home evenly, and that line also has Worcester behind her. Forgive the latest flop; she can bounce back hard.

Comes off a BM56+ win at Moora, beating Queen Nardi by just under two lengths after settling close and moving into the race strongly. That effort had merit given he raced keenly, covered ground from the 800m and laid in, while his Bunbury run prior had excuses after he began slowly. The new trip is the test, but he is in the mix.

Was never a factor first-up at York, finishing last in a BM44+ and beaten over 11 lengths after settling back and racing wide. His Northam run before the break was also well held in a Class 1 on soft ground.

Was second last in a NMW1Y at Ascot last start, beaten eight lengths at long odds after settling midfield and making no impression. Her Moora third behind Land Of Fire two runs back was more competitive, and this trip suits on previous results. Others look stronger.

Returns from a six-week freshening after a fourth in a BM54+ at Northam, beaten five and a half lengths by Olden when holding his spot but not quite going on. That was a clear step back in the right direction after a heavy Belmont defeat in Class 3 company. The grade rise is there, but his overall profile makes him the top pick.