Found the right race shape to run second at this track last start, beaten a length and a half after being run down late as the well-supported favourite. The start prior at Gold Coast was only fair, with some keenness and a steadying incident, but he is third-up now and has placed in all four tries around 1150m. Wide draw is the query, but the claim helps and he is a major hope.

Makes his race debut with limited public evidence, but the latest trial was a close second at Gold Coast and that gives him some grounding for this first assignment. The stable's debut record is more place-oriented than winning, and there is no race form to lean on, so the market will be important. Draws well and has place claims, though race pressure is still the unknown.

Resumed with a sound fifth at Gold Coast, beaten a length and a half after travelling close enough and working home evenly at generous odds. His previous race run at Murwillumbah was below market expectation as a short odds-on favourite, but he has placed around this distance before and should be fitter second-up. Fitter second-up and has enough upside to threaten.

Has been safely held in both runs this campaign, finishing seventh at Gatton last week when beaten eight lengths after coming under pressure late. The Doomben run prior was no better, beaten seven and a half lengths after leading and fading at big odds. First try around 1150m, but recent form leaves plenty to find.

Improved second-up when runner-up at Sunshine Coast over 1400m, beaten just under four lengths after sitting behind the leaders and being run down. That was a clear lift on her Kembla Grange return, where she blundered shortly after the start and was well beaten at long odds. Back in trip is the query, but third-up fitness keeps her in the place mix.

Debuts for a stable with a fair record of placing first starters, and his Gold Coast trial third gives him some race-day education. The family has produced winners, including Star Of The Show, while Brandon Lerena taking the ride is another small positive. Wide draw tempers the win case, but he has a place profile.

Returns from a three-month break after a debut second at Kilcoy over 800m, beaten three and a half lengths at long odds after travelling forward and working home evenly. He gets weight relief, but barrier 15 and an untried 1150m assignment make this a tougher read. Weight relief helps, but the wide draw and new 1150m trip make it tough.

Began slowly on debut at Gold Coast and finished last, though the margin was only just over two lengths behind Bodmin Moor after he made some ground without threatening. He was at long odds and has since been beaten through that same form line by Symo's Boy. Draws better, but must improve on that Gold Coast run over a new trip.

Resumed with a solid third at Gold Coast over 1000m, beaten two and a half lengths after travelling well and finishing evenly near the top of an open market. Her Warwick Farm run before a break came on heavy ground and she tired late after leading, so the fresh run is the better guide. Wide draw and 1150m record ask questions, but she is a live winning chance.

Makes her debut after a Gold Coast trial third, so there is at least a recent hit-out to work from. She cost $30,000 and is related to winners Silver Thorn and Flashbang, but the stable has only a small sample with first starters and no race form is available to prove the level. Has some family substance, but exposed runners hold stronger claims.

Has been knocking hard, beaten a nose at Kilcoy last start after looming and fighting on, with a bump near the 400m adding merit to the run. She was also second at Toowoomba the start prior despite racing wide, so the recent form is reliable. Weight relief adds to a strong each-way case.

Covered ground throughout on debut at Sunshine Coast and still made late ground for fifth, beaten three and a half lengths after being unwanted in the market. That wide run gives her some excuse, and weight relief helps second-up. Weight relief helps, but the new trip and market profile keep her a risk.

Comes back quickly after a very plain Eagle Farm run, beaten over 19 lengths in mid-week company after weakening from the turn. He had been second at Doomben the run prior at long odds, so there is one recent piece of form that reads better, and today's meeting is easier. The Doomben second two back gives some hope, but he must rebound in a big way.

Was tightened leaving the 1000m before finishing fifth at Gold Coast last week, beaten just over six lengths on soft ground. The Ballina run prior had more merit late, but she was still beaten just under five lengths as the well-supported favourite. Still unplaced from six starts, so this looks place-at-best.

Recent form has gone the wrong way, with an eighth at Gatton last week following a sixth behind Zoureka at Gold Coast, where Coral had her measure in the same race. Has been unplaced in both tries at the distance and is on another quick back-up. She has work to do.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a first-up sixth at Doomben, beaten four lengths in mid-week company when hampered early, steadied near the 500m and still charging home from well back. His debut fourth came in an Open at Doomben, which reads well for a maiden. Blinkers go on, weight relief helps and his Open debut reads well for this.

Closed off strongly on debut at Doomben, finishing sixth but beaten only a length and a half by Tiny Light after being allowed to find his feet early. There was no obvious excuse, yet the late work was the best part of the run and he now gets weight relief with race experience on his side. Weight relief and race experience make him the one to beat.

Put the campaign back on track with a win at this track last start, beating Spot The Aussie by just over half a length after beginning awkwardly and still picking up strongly. His Warwick sixth in a Class 2 was better than it reads, as he came from well back and was beaten just under three lengths. The big weight is offset by a claim, so he holds genuine place claims.

Comes out of stronger metro mares grade after finishing fourth in a FM BM68 at Doomben, beaten two and a half lengths by Ready For Aimee while racing handy throughout. She had also run fourth in a FM BM78 at Gold Coast, so the recent form has real substance for a BM60. With Boris Thornton back on, she looks the one to beat.

Lifted sharply to win at Gold Coast last start, beating Victory Command by just over half a length after beginning awkwardly and finding enough late. That was a much better response after being second last as favourite behind Weekend Artist over 1730m. Back in distance is the only query, but the winning form reads well.

Was plain first-up at Grafton, finishing ninth and beaten nine lengths after being slow away on heavy ground in country company. He comes to a harder meeting now, although weight relief and a strong record around 1540m are genuine positives. A much sharper showing is required.

Worked home from a long way back for second at Ipswich last start, but the margin was still five and a half lengths and the winner The Torque Factor had him covered. His previous Doomben run in BM65 grade was poor, beaten over 12 lengths after beginning slowly and racing wide. Prior Doomben run was poor, so he has to find more again.

Broke through in a Mdn at this track last start, leading and beating Oakfield Galaxy by two and a half lengths with something in hand. That followed a battling sixth in another Mdn at Doomben, so the improvement was clear. Harder in BM60 grade, but a placing is within reach.

Dug in to win at Ballina last start, beating Turn Left by a neck after settling back and travelling into it strongly. This is harder than country company, but he has a workable distance record and has won on synthetic before. Harder now, but he has the right profile.

Finished seventh behind Mr Bubbaluski at this track last start, beaten just under five lengths at big odds after giving away a start and only holding his ground late. He had been eighth in a Class 2 at Grafton before that, beaten just under seven lengths without making an impression. More a place hope than a win play.

Got the job done in a Gatton Mdn last start, beating Ellofaby by a head despite racing keenly, being bumped and then held up around the turn. That gives the win more merit, and she had been sound enough when fifth at Toowoomba two back. The 1540m record is the knock, but she has place claims.

Has been unwanted in betting at both runs this campaign, finishing fifth and then seventh at Ipswich over 1350m and beaten just under six lengths each time. She gets to a suitable distance range and the apprentice claim is useful, but the recent efforts have lacked the finish required for this. She must show more late.

Was safely held at Gatton last start in a BM55, finishing sixth and beaten over 10 lengths by Change The Deel without any obvious excuse. She had won at Ipswich the run prior, beating Magic Moz by just over half a length at generous odds, but now tackles 1540m for the first time. New trip and tougher grade test her.

Recent form is hard to support, with a ten-length seventh at Lismore last start following a seven-length seventh at this track when at long odds. She does have a solid record at this track and distance, including two wins, and the quick back-up is in her favour. Others are going much better.

Returns from a one-month freshening after finishing fifth in a CG BM65 at Eagle Farm, beaten just over three lengths after jumping awkwardly and meeting interference near the 900m. His previous second in a BM68 at Ipswich, beaten half a length when near the top of betting, is strong enough for this. The 62kg tests him, but class relief gives him a genuine winning case.

Returns from a five-month break with two trials behind him, including a latest third at Scone, and now has his first run for the Annabel & Rob Archibald stable. He ended last campaign last of six in a Class 3 at Nowra on heavy ground, beaten two and a half lengths, after racing keenly. Has a 1200m query, but his best form gives him strong claims.

Was disappointing as favourite at Gold Coast last start, leading clearly before tiring to finish sixth in a CG BM58, beaten just under four lengths. The run prior was better when third in a BM58 at the same venue after being forced wide on the home turn. Proven at around 1200m and race fit. Worth a spot in exotics.

Only battled when seventh in a CG BM58 at Gold Coast last start, beaten just over four lengths after sitting just off the lead. That was a backward step from his second two runs ago in a BM58 at the same venue, where he worked home well at odds. Place claims if he finds that level again.

Returns from a four-month break after ending last campaign with two safely held runs over 1000m, the latest a sixth at Gold Coast when slow to begin and beaten six and a half lengths in a BM58. He has trialled at Deagon since, which adds some fitness context. One previous try around 1200m produced no placing, so he must improve sharply fresh. Prefer to see under race conditions again first.

Improved when fifth in a CG BM58 at Ipswich last start, beaten two and a half lengths despite being unwanted in the market. Two back he was well beaten in a BM60 at Gold Coast after racing wide throughout, so that run is easier to overlook. Solid place profile.

Returns from a six-month break after two heavy defeats to end last campaign, including an 11th at Gold Coast when beaten over 11 lengths after settling well back at long odds. Her latest trial was a close third at Gold Coast, which is a small positive for readiness. With only one placing from five starts around 1200m, she has a fair bit to prove first-up. Watch for her doing her best work late.

Has missed narrowly at his past two, most recently second in a CG BM60 at Ipswich when beaten a neck and near the top of betting. He had also been edged out at Lismore as an odds-on favourite, so the consistency is clear even if he has not quite sealed the race lately. The quick back-up is the only query, but he sets the standard.

Continued her consistent run when second in an FM BM58 at Gold Coast last start, beaten two and a half lengths after travelling well behind the leaders. She was a narrow third at Warwick before that after making a strong run from back in the field. Weight relief helps, though the win case is not as strong as the place case.

Won at her second start when taking out an FM Mdn at Gold Coast over 1000m, beating Tszinsi by a length and a half after travelling strongly and finishing with something in hand. Her debut seventh at Eagle Farm came on soft ground at long odds and included tightening near the 600m. The 1200m asks more, but she is improving quickly.

Was last at Toowoomba last start, beaten over 15 lengths after jumping awkwardly and weakening from near the speed. That followed a Class B win at Morven where she beat Sheriff's Star by a length, so the form is mixed and the latest effort is hard to ignore. Has to bounce back hard.

Comes around quickly after finishing tenth in a BM50 at Stanthorpe, beaten over 14 lengths, and now meets harder company than that picnic assignment. His previous fourth at Tara was more competitive, beaten a length and a half in a Class B after being hampered at the start. Weight relief and the short back-up are positives, but his recent level still falls short. Happy to avoid.