Races PR Ascot

Went within a nose of Reginetta at this track last start, travelling well just off the lead and only being caught on the line in soft going. That followed a luckless fourth at Belmont Park when held up near the 150m and beaten half a length. Should get his chance to go one better.

Only just missed in NMW1Y grade at this track last start, beaten a nose by My Jimmy after being well-supported favourite over 1400m. She had won her previous NMW1Y at Belmont Park by just under two lengths from Delzee and now returns to a distance where she has two wins and three placings from five starts. Can go one better this time around.

Had genuine excuses when second last at this track last start, racing wide throughout as a well-supported favourite and beaten just under three lengths. His previous run was much stronger, a nose second to Let's Talk at Belmont Park after again covering ground. He's better than he showed last start and he can bounce back to his best.

Was beaten a length and a half into sixth at this track last start after being bumped at the jump, so there was enough against him to be forgiving. Two back he was fourth behind Fantaxtic at Belmont after racing wide throughout. Suited at 1200m, but others bring stronger winning form.

Resumed with a professional Bunbury Mdn win, starting odds-on and beating Miss Ajax by just over a length after giving a good kick. He had also run fifth in Open grade at Bunbury last campaign, beaten a length at long odds, which adds depth to the profile. Impressive there and he profiles nicely for a race like this.

Returned with a solid second in a Class 1 at Bunbury, beaten a length and a half by Angel Express after charging home from well back. Today is a harder metro meeting, but he drops from 59.5kg to 56kg and has never missed a place in four starts with Jarrad Noske. Jarrad Noske's record on him is a plus.

Resumed with a better effort when third at this track, beaten just under a length behind Reginetta after beginning only fairly and settling back. He was ninth in Class 3 at this venue before the break but still made ground, so the return run was no shock. Likely to get back in the run again but watch for him closing late with the extra 100m suiting.

Returns from a five-month break after ending last campaign with a 14th at Belmont, beaten just under seven lengths at big odds and with no obvious excuse in the run. Her prior third over 1400m at Belmont Park was sound, but she is winless from seven starts at this distance and changes stable. Last-start Belmont run was plain and the 1200m record is a query.

Returns from a three-month break after a Belmont trial two weeks ago, which at least gives her a fitness platform. She was last and beaten over 12 lengths at Belmont before the spell, though the run prior was a close second at Belmont Park after being held up. Happy to go around her first-up.

Comes in on a one-week back-up after winning a Northam Class 1 by a length and a half, beating Empire Of Rome as a well-supported favourite. She was also second there over 1400m the run prior, so the recent form reads well for consistency. In winning form but looking to others in this tougher assignment.

Improved into fourth at this track last start, beaten a length at long odds after having difficulty getting clear near the 150m. Two back he was safely held in a Class 1 at Belmont Park, though hampered late, and the first-time blinkers are a genuine point of interest. Track record keeps him in the outsider bracket.

Was unwanted in betting when ninth at this track first-up, beaten two and a half lengths behind Reginetta, and there was no clear excuse to upgrade the run. His previous outing was a distant seventh in a BM66+ at Belmont over 2100m, beaten over 14 lengths. Others present a stronger case.