Has returned in excellent order with two Emerald wins, most recently scoring as favourite over Invictus Lad on soft ground. The start prior was more decisive, when he overcame an awkward beginning, led and beat Sunnycoast by just over three lengths. Harder than picnic grade now, but the winning profile is very strong.

Lifted sharply at Toowoomba last start, leading and finishing second in a BM70, beaten just over a length by Thundering Soul after starting an outside chance. That was a clear bounce from his Moree tenth as favourite, where he was bumped early and weakened late. The Moree run was plain, but his best puts him right in this.

Resumes off a two-month freshening after winning at Bundaberg, where he raced wide throughout but still beat Mamaragan by two and a half lengths. He had earlier run second in a BM65 at this venue behind I Am Voodoo and has an excellent track-and-distance record.

Returns from a lengthy spell after ending last campaign with a second-last at Roma, beaten just under ten lengths when a well-supported favourite and tightened near the 300m. He had also weakened late when fourth there the run prior.

Has been below her best at the past two, finishing last at Eidsvold over 1350m after jumping awkwardly and racing keenly early. Her Warwick BM68 eighth two back was better than the finishing position suggests, beaten only three lengths after working evenly.

Was never a winning factor at Kilcoy last start, beginning slowly and finishing last in a BM65 behind Heroic Chief, beaten four and a half lengths at big odds. The run prior was much better, winning a BM60 at this track by a length and a half over Capiana. Place claims remain.

Was solid without winning at Eidsvold last start, finishing fourth in a BM60 after jumping awkwardly, racing wide throughout and hanging in, beaten two and a half lengths. His Goondiwindi fifth in BM65 grade was similar on the clock, also behind Don'T Touch. More a placing chance than a win play.

Dual acceptor. Resuming. Finished off last preparation by long-neck this track Bm75 April 18 over 1170m defeating Primary Witness with 53kg at $7. Previously first up; third in a small field at this track Bm75 February 28 over 1030m, 4.5 len behind Holiday Dreams carrying 53kg at $4.60. Unlikely to trouble the top few at this stage of the prep.

Nearly landed the prize at Sunshine Coast last week, travelling well just off the lead before being pipped by Shako in a Class 4 on soft ground. That was a strong rebound from her Emerald BM62 fourth, where she was steadied in the straight and beaten three and a half lengths. Quick back-up suits and she looks the one to beat.

Was safely held at Sunshine Coast last start, finishing second last in a BM65 and beaten just under nine lengths after interference and a wide run. She had been beaten over 12 lengths in a BM60 at this venue the run prior despite some market support.

Has not been far away in grade terms at Kilcoy, finishing sixth in a BM65 behind Heroic Chief after sitting behind the leaders and failing to quicken. Her Nanango seventh two back was weaker, though she was checked during the run.

Comes off a Tara BM60 win, beating Ceekay's Choice by just under two lengths after being near the top of an open market. That backed up a Taroom BM60 second, where he was tightened, laid in and raced wide yet was beaten just under a length by Betterindanude. Has a strong chance if he carries that form across.

Returns from a three-month break after a dominant Nanango BM50 win, beating Grandeur Rose by four and a half lengths when sent out favourite. The run before that at Rockhampton was poor, as he led into the straight but was swamped and beaten just under nine lengths.

Offered little at Sunshine Coast last start, finishing last in a BM58 after travelling into it and then weakening, with no clear excuse. His previous run at this venue was also well below par, beaten over 14 lengths in a BM60 behind Mamaragan.

Did more than the finishing position shows at Sunshine Coast last start, settling back, racing wide throughout and charging home for sixth, beaten only two lengths in a BM58. He had earlier run second to Mamaragan in a BM60 at this track, again after covering ground. The outside draw keeps him to a rough place hope.