Races CR Northam

Lifted third-up when third in a Mdn at this track, beaten a length and a half after travelling well and working home evenly. That was stronger than his Belmont run in NMW1Y grade, where he finished last but was beaten only two and a half lengths. The 1000m record keeps the winning case measured, but he has place claims.

Returns from a lengthy spell after one race start, when fifth in a Pinjarra Mdn over 1200m and beaten just over four lengths at generous odds. He raced a touch keenly in the straight there and did not finish off, but the latest close second trial at Belmont Park points to a more furnished gelding this time. Lightly raced, but returns with enough upside to be a major player.

Makes his debut after two Belmont Park trials, the latest a fourth over 1000m when beaten 3.68 lengths. The inside barrier gives him an economical starting point, but there is limited evidence to suggest he is ready to trouble the better-profiled newcomers. Has to lift from what he has shown at Belmont Park.

Kept on without threatening when fourth at this track first-up, beaten five and a half lengths after being unwanted in the market. Her debut third in a Belmont Park Mdn was much stronger, with that run coming over this distance when near the top of betting. Minor claims if she improves.

Returns from a lengthy spell after ending her first campaign with a fourth in Saturday company at Belmont Park, beaten just over two lengths at big odds after being bumped and held up early. That was a useful step on her debut, and a comfortable Belmont Park trial win suggests she is forward enough. Still lightly proven, but can improve fresh.

Had every chance to work into the race at this track last start but finished seventh in a Mdn, beaten just under five lengths after racing keenly and covering ground. Her debut third on heavy ground at this venue was better, as she came from a long way back after jumping awkwardly. Third-up with William Pike gives her a realistic place chance.

Debuts after winning a recent Lark Hill trial, with that hitout coming two weeks ago and providing a positive pointer for a first start. The Ryan Hill stable's debut numbers are modest, and her sibling profile is not especially strong, but trial success gives her a more concrete case than many unraced runners. Drawn to get every chance and can play a leading role.

Debuts for Chris & Michael Gangemi after two trials, including a close Ascot second earlier in the year and a Belmont Park third a few weeks ago. The latest margin was not tight, but the pair of 850m hitouts gives her a sound grounding for this first assignment. Looks the right top pick in a winnable maiden.

Starts her racing career with two Belmont Park trials behind her, finishing third over 400m before a second over 850m when beaten 1.62 lengths. Luke Fernie's debut record and the Playing God combination offer useful support, and Lucy Fiore has a good record at this track. Finds the right race to make an impression.

Comes to her debut off a close second in a Lark Hill trial, beaten just 0.19 lengths, so there is some immediate readiness in the profile. Her family adds depth, with Henchard Listed-placed and several city winners among the siblings. Strong place claims.

Returns from a lengthy spell after a debut second last at Belmont, beaten four lengths at 151.0 odds after beginning slowly and making some late ground from well back. She has since trialled at Lark Hill, but the latest trial result does not add a strong push. Some excuse there, but improvement is required.