Returns from a five-week freshening after fading to seventh as favourite in a BM72+ over 1200m at Belmont Park, beaten just under three lengths after leading. His Open second to Haida Gwaii two back reads well, and the return to 1000m suits his overall record. Can bounce back dropping to 1000m.

Had excuses when sixth first-up in a BM72+ at this track, beaten just under three lengths after being bumped at the start and covering ground throughout. Strong jockey record keeps him in the place mix.

Was held up from the 200m when fifth in a BM72+ at this track, beaten two and a half lengths by Bassett Hound, but she was unwanted in betting and did not threaten. Her earlier second to Desert Whisper in BM72+ grade at this venue was more encouraging, and the track-and-trip record is sound. Proven at this track and distance, though a sharper finish is required.

Produced her best run of the campaign when third to Bassett Hound in a BM72+ at this track, beaten just under a length after being tightened at the start and finishing strongly. Her prior BM66+ run at Belmont Park was only fair, but she is now fourth-up, gets a 2kg claim and owns three wins with three placings from seven at this track and distance. Strong there and he can feature in the finish once again.

Returns from a lengthy spell with two trials behind her, which gives a useful fitness base for a first-up assignment. She ended last campaign with a plain seventh in a BM72+ at this track behind Tycoon Harry, but had won a BM72+ here the run prior from Haida Gwaii. Can feature first-up.

Returns from a lengthy spell after dropping out to finish last in a BM72+ at Belmont Park, beaten over 13 lengths with no clear excuse. His previous second to Charino on heavy ground showed he can still run well, and he has trialled at Belmont Park two weeks ago. Minor claims only on old form.

Resumed with a sound fourth in a BM72+ at this track behind Bassett Hound, beaten two and a half lengths after leading to the turn. The stronger reference is his Open win at this venue before the break, when he beat Swingman and found enough late. Stuck on well from the front and he will give them something to catch again.

Finished second last first-up in a BM72+ at this track, beaten three and a half lengths by Bassett Hound, and there was no obvious excuse. She had earlier been favourite in a BM78+ at Belmont Park over 1200m, where she began awkwardly, raced keenly and still picked up late. Each-way only if she rebounds.

Resumed with a strong BM72+ win at this track, beating Like Clockwork by just over half a length after being bumped at the start and still finishing over the top of them. That followed an Open win at Belmont over 1200m, where he beat Monte Tremezzo as odds-on favourite. Back with a bang and this race looks easier than what he won last time out.

Returns from a three-month break after ending last campaign with a dominant Open win at Broome, beating Hell I Am by just over nine lengths as a short odds-on favourite. He had also won a BM70+ there by just over five lengths, so the recent winning habit is obvious. This venue is the sticking point.

Returns from a lengthy spell with a Belmont Park trial two weeks ago, so there is some readiness in the profile. He was fifth in an Open on heavy ground at Belmont Park at his final run before the break, beaten two and a half lengths after leading, and had won a BM66+ there the run prior. Fresh against race-fit sprinters, he has to find more.