Drops back from two Class 3 runs at Tamworth, finishing last on each occasion, most recently beaten seven and a half lengths behind Nevermista after settling rearward and making no late impression. The start prior carried more context because she raced wide throughout. Recent figures are plain, but third-up with a winning rider back gives her a live winning case.

Finished fourth in a five-runner picnic race at Bundarra last start, beaten just over five lengths after being slow to begin when near the top of betting.

Arrives in winning form after scoring by a length and a half over 1100m on heavy ground at Inverell, having also beaten Tigella by three and a half lengths in a Class 1 at Bundarra the run prior. She has won three of four this season and is proven around this distance. Harder meeting now, but current form makes her a genuine place hope.

Resumes after two months off from a first-up run at Moree where she was second last, beaten just under ten lengths in Class 1 company at big odds. Her previous run, also in Class 1 grade, was far better when third at Lightning Ridge and beaten a neck after blundering at the start. Moree run was poor, but her close Lightning Ridge third gives her place claims.

Has been well beaten in two runs this campaign, finishing fifth at Inverell last start but beaten over 13 lengths on heavy ground after starting an outside chance. Two back at Tamworth she settled rearward and made no impression, with only late hampering noted. Track-and-trip placings offer a small each-way angle only.

Was fourth at Inverell last week in a Class 1, beaten just under seven lengths after attracting some market support.

Comes back from Class 1 company after finishing last at Muswellbrook, beaten seven and a half lengths, when unwanted in the market and with no clear excuse. Her Canberra third two back is the run to focus on, beaten just over half a length after being held up on the home turn. Wet-track credentials add to the case, and she looks the one to beat.