Resumes after five months off with an unbeaten race record, having led throughout on debut at Pinjarra Scarpside and beaten Delicate Warrior by a length and a half in a Mdn as an odds-on favourite. He has trialled at Belmont Park two weeks ago and the 2kg claim helps offset the 60kg. Unbeaten and has to be included fresh.

Resumes after six months off following a ninth in the G3 WA Sires Produce Stakes at Ascot, where he settled back and was beaten six and a half lengths at big odds. He had won a Mdn at Ascot the run prior, beating She's A Splinter by a neck, and a comfortable Belmont Park trial says he returns in order. Big watch fresh returning as a gelding.

Resumes after six months off and makes his first run this state after two moderate Victorian finishes, most recently fifth in a CG BM56 at Horsham on heavy ground behind Shout Me, beaten five and a half lengths. His Ballarat eighth two back was fair after covering ground, and mixed Belmont Park trials leave some room for improvement. Rates well and has to be a big watch fresh.

Resumes after three months off having ended last campaign seventh in an Open at Belmont, beaten five and a half lengths after being held up early and left with work to do. He had won a Mdn at Pinjarra Scarpside before that, beating Trickster narrowly on soft ground. Mdn win two back helps, but the 1100m setup is a test.

Resumed with a fourth at York in a BM44+, beaten just over two lengths after leading as the odds-on favourite and laying out in the straight. That was more competitive than his eighth in a CG Class 1 at Pinjarra Scarpside before the break, when he faded after racing handy. Keep safe second up.

Was safely held first-up at Moora in a BM56+, finishing eighth behind Mars Mission after settling just off the lead. His previous run before the break was a York fourth as favourite, beaten just over two lengths but again unable to finish it off. Has to finish off better than he has at recent runs.

Resumes after five months off with a strong record at this venue, including a Class 3 second on soft ground when beaten just under a length by Sesh after being slow to begin and finishing strongly. Her Ascot run prior was plain, but she is one win and two placings from three starts at this track and has placed on wet ground. Looks a serious winning chance.

Broke through at York last start in a BM44+, beating Classic Royale by just over half a length after coming from well back and overcoming a brief hold-up near the 200m. The run prior at this venue was plain when tenth in a Mdn, beaten five and a half lengths, but he is race fit and proven at the distance. Place chance in this line up.

Finished strongly for second to Merchant Trader at York in a BM44+ last start, beaten just over half a length after being held up near the 250m. That was a clear improvement on his last placing at this venue in Class 3 company two back, where the final effort was only moderate. Race fit with a claim, so a placing is well within reach.

Comes here race fit after a solid fourth at Ascot, beaten just over two lengths by Hansadios after working into the race from a handy position. She was also third at Bunbury as a short odds-on favourite and brings the best form. Should take some pegging back.

Was good enough first-up at Bunbury when fifth behind The Mighty Bell, beaten just under two lengths after being hampered late. Her previous run before the break was a soft-ground FM Class 1 at Bunbury over 1400m where she weakened after leading. Must turn the tables on London Rose, but has upside.

Finished last at Geraldton most recently, beaten over 14 lengths after beginning awkwardly and racing wide for the entire race, so there is some reason to be forgiving. His Kalgoorlie fourth two back in a Class 2 was much better, beaten two lengths at long odds. First-time visor goes on, but the long-term form is thin.

Worked home fairly but never threatened when fifth at Bunbury last start, beaten just over six lengths by Angel Express after being unwanted in the market. She had charged home late there the run prior, but still finished sixth and was again ignored in betting. Prefer to see.

Returns from a four-month break after finishing fifth to Western Miss in a 1 Metro Win at Belmont Park, beaten five and a half lengths after racing keenly early. His win prior at this venue was sharp, coming from well back to beat Global Trip in Class 1 company. Will be better over further but still has to be kept safe.

Made late ground after beginning slowly when fifth to My Jimmy in NMW1Y grade at Ascot, beaten two and a half lengths in Saturday company. He had been only a length and a half from Marcos at Belmont Park two back and now finds an easier meeting. Wide barrier is the niggle, but clearly good enough.

Had excuses when second last to Javelin Strike at Ascot, beaten two and a half lengths after racing wide in mid-week company. The prior Open run at Belmont Park was also plain, but he has won at this track and distance and the 2kg apprentice claim eases the top-weight impost. Track-and-trip win keeps him right in the winning mix.

Has put together two close seconds this campaign, most recently beaten just over half a length by Perfume Princess at Ascot after starting big odds. His Geraldton second in BM70+ grade was also sound after beginning awkwardly. Up in grade but still has to be included.

Returns from a five-month break with a recent Lark Hill trial to bring him on. He ended last campaign when fifth to Jazz Me Baby at Belmont Park, beaten just over four lengths as favourite after interference near straightening, and had placed in a Class 3 two runs back. Consistent overall and capable of running into the placings fresh.

Worked home from well back when fifth to Reginetta in NMW1Y company at Ascot, beaten just over a length at generous odds. His Bunbury run prior was less convincing, with an awkward start and wide run contributing to an eighth. Not a prolific winner but still capable in this line up.

Has been safely held in two runs this campaign, most recently second last to Show The Way in Class 5 company at this track when beaten just over six lengths. He was also 11th at Bunbury two back, though held up at stages before keeping on. Has to lift sharply.

Returns from a two-month let-up after a fourth to Rocktex in Open grade at Belmont Park, where racing wide throughout told late. He had missed by only a head behind Gaintree in Open company the start prior, and a solid second in a Belmont Park trial suggests he has been kept up to the mark. Strongest winning case.

Resumed with a sound third to God's Gate in 1 Metro Win company at Ascot, beaten just under two lengths at long odds. That was a clear return to competitiveness after he had been well beaten in the G3 WA Sires Produce Stakes before a spell. Has to be kept safe with Johnston-Porter aboard.

Was held up in the straight when seventh to Perfume Princess at Ascot, beaten just over three lengths at long odds, so there was some merit in the first-up run. His previous start came before a spell when sixth to History Won'T Care at Belmont Park in CG Class 3 grade. Track-and-trip credentials make him a realistic place hope.

Finished last to Star Martini over 1000m at this track 10 days ago, beaten nine and a half lengths after settling back and never threatening. His previous race start was a long time earlier, when second last at Belmont Park at big odds. Others bring much stronger recent form.

Finished tenth in the Listed Hannans Handicap at Kalgoorlie last start, beaten four and a half lengths after beginning slowly and settling well back. His previous eighth at Belmont Park was also at big odds and came when unwanted in the market. Others appeal more strongly.

Ran fifth as favourite in the Listed Hannans Handicap at Kalgoorlie, beaten three lengths after sitting close enough and keeping on. That followed a sound third in the Listed Farnley Stakes at Belmont Park, beaten just over two lengths by Too Dardy on soft ground. Can bounce back third up.

Returns from a five-week freshening after a one-length third in a BM84+ at Belmont Park, where he was well-supported favourite and finished strongly despite getting on heels near the 200m. He had earlier been pipped in the Listed Farnley Stakes behind Too Dardy. Looks a major threat if he brings that finish again.

Led and gave a sight when fourth in a BM78+ at Ascot last start, beaten just over a length in Saturday company. The run prior was a much sharper Listed Hannans Handicap second at Kalgoorlie, beaten a neck at big odds after leading. Has to reproduce that peak to be more than a rough hope.

Comes in off a BM72+ win at Ascot, beating Silent Diva by just over half a length after settling back and letting down strongly. He had been narrowly beaten by the same mare at Belmont the run prior, so his form has built neatly this campaign. Listed company is the test, but current form gives him solid claims.

Returns from a five-week freshening after finishing a distant last first-up in a BM84+ at Belmont Park, where he weakened from the 600m and made no impact. His Listed Pinjarra Cup run behind Royal Toronado reads better on paper, but he was still well held there. Can improve sharply second up, but he'll need to.

Worked home strongly for third in a BM78+ at Ascot last start, beaten a length after being bumped on the home turn. That was a clear step back in the right direction after finishing 11th in the Listed Hannans Handicap at Kalgoorlie when well found in betting. Weight relief helps and he can land in the placings.

Resumed with a strong second in a BM78+ at Ascot, beaten just over half a length by Without Reg after starting favourite and working home evenly on soft ground. He has the Listed credentials and an excellent record with Chris Parnham, while the G2 WATC Derby run last campaign underlines his quality. Brings the best winning profile and looks the one to beat.

Had some interference when fifth in a BM78+ at Ascot last start, beaten just under three lengths after sitting within range but finding little late. Two back he was eighth in the Listed Hannans Handicap at Kalgoorlie, beaten four and a half lengths.

Had legitimate excuses when eighth in a BM66+ at Ascot last start, blundering near the 1000m and then being hampered around the turn before finishing just over four lengths away. Her previous fourth in a BM84+ at Belmont Park, beaten just over a length, is the better reference. Weight relief keeps her right in play.

Worked home soundly when eighth in a NMW1Y at Ascot last start, beaten just over two lengths on soft ground after striking interference near the 100m. Her Belmont run prior in a 1 Metro Win was also better than seventh reads, with a wide passage and only two and a half lengths between her and Marcos. Handles all ground and the 2kg claim keeps her right in play.

Returned with a solid third at this track over 1000m, beaten a length by Star Martini after beginning only fairly and meeting interference near the 350m. She steps to a trip where her record reads well, with two wins and one placing from seven starts around 1300m, and Victoria Corver has a proven record aboard. Up to a proven distance range and looks a serious winning hope.

Led and gave a good sight at Bunbury last start, finishing second to Treasured Legacy and beaten two and a half lengths at long odds. The run prior at Belmont Park in NMW1Y grade was less convincing when she was swamped after leading over 1650m. Honest enough for exotics, but the win case is thinner.

Was only moderate late when eighth in a 1 Metro Win at Ascot, beaten four and a half lengths in Saturday company, and there was no obvious excuse. The better reference is her Bunbury win two back, where she travelled strongly and beat Kanas Mtoto by just over two lengths. More than capable when right and has to be included.