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.