Returns from a lengthy spell after finishing eighth at this track in a BM62 over 1500m, beaten eight and a half lengths after settling back and covering ground. The start prior was far better, winning a BM62 at Geelong from Loose On Gin, and his record with Zac Moore is strong. Solid profile for this and can figure.

Comes here in honest form after leading and boxing on for third at Bendigo, beaten just under three lengths behind Fast Freddie. That followed a BM66 win at Coleraine where he led and kicked strongly from Racey Casey, so the recent form has substance. Tough draw but can roll forward and give cheek.

Returns from a five-week let-up after starting favourite and finishing fifth in a BM66 over 955m at Cranbourne, beaten just over two lengths after tracking the speed. She is better suited back to 1200m, where she has two wins and two placings from seven attempts, and she has won at this track and distance. Beaten favourite first-up, but is expected to improve from an ideal gate.

Returns from a two-month let-up after winning a Mdn at Mornington on soft ground, working wide throughout and still fighting off Zovozo by just under a length. The prior Caulfield run in Class 3 company was sound enough at long odds when held up late, but this is a stronger assignment than a maiden. Can improve again, each way hope.

Second run back. First-up after five months sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 5th of 8 in a Cg&E Bm56 at Kyneton on October 20 over 1218m, 4.5 len behind Rattle'n'roll carrying 63kg at $6.50. Previously second-up won by 0.8 len in a Mdn-Sw at this track on May 10 over 1200m on a heavy track defeating On The Loose with 59.5kg at $6.50. Others make more appeal.

Began slowly and failed to make an impression when seventh at the Bool over 1000m, beaten just over eight lengths behind Salaria. His previous Sale second in a BM62 was much better, beaten a head by Sweet Jasmine, so there is ability there. The Sale second two back gives him a hope, but he must improve quickly.

Arrives in strong order after winning a FM BM56 at Kilmore by just under three lengths, travelling well and putting Smashing Ruby away with authority. She had earlier run second as favourite at Tatura, so the campaign has built steadily. The grade is tougher, but she'll give a sight on speed again.

Made ground without threatening when sixth at Mildura first-up, but the run had more merit than the finishing position after racing wide throughout and being beaten only a length and a half. Her previous BM70 run at Warrnambool on heavy ground was plain, yet she is two from four at 1200m and has John Allen for a stable strong at this venue. Fitter for that and profiles well for Allen/Maher.

Won at this track last start after beginning awkwardly and being tightened mid-race, yet still finished powerfully to beat Our Little Star by just over a length. The Moe third two back was also strong, beaten half a length after a slow start and being held up. Well placed to go on with it.

Had a late hold-up when 11th at Geelong in a BM66, beaten two and a half lengths, but he was only fair through the line after settling rearward. Two back he was third in a small-field Class 1 on soft ground, working home evenly behind Ladhar. Has some excuses, but a sharper finish is required against these.

Resumes from a lengthy spell with a Flemington trial win two weeks ago, which points to a forward return. She was last seen finishing second last in Open grade at Flemington, but that came after a dominant Cranbourne Mdn win by five lengths as a short-priced favourite. Her five-length Cranbourne win showed real quality, and she looks ready to fire fresh.

Broke through at Pakenham Synthetic last start, sitting just off the lead and lifting late to beat Loaded by half a length. She had also run second at Kilmore on soft ground after beginning slowly, so the form this campaign is solid. Wide draw and BM62 depth make this a tougher task.

Returns from a two-month let-up after winning a Mdn at Wodonga by a length, racing wide without cover yet still putting Snitzel Tycoon away with something in hand. Her earlier Caulfield Heath fifth over 1500m was sound without threatening. Drawn to get her chance, not out of this.

Came from a long way back to win a Mdn at Echuca by half a length as a well-supported favourite, despite a slow beginning and trouble finding clear running. That showed determination, and she is one from two at 1200m. Tougher now and the draw makes it tricky.

Resumes from a lengthy spell after ending last campaign with a moderate last of seven at Pakenham, beaten just under five lengths behind Pray Day. His previous fourth at the same venue was fair, and two trials since last racing provide some readiness. Recent race form was plain, watch this one.

Ran third at Avoca in a BM56 last start, beaten just over a length as favourite, which was an improvement on her Geelong eighth where she failed to threaten. She gets genuine weight relief and is fitter fourth-up, but her two unplaced runs at this distance remain a concern. Place best again.

Resumed with a fifth at Seymour over 1000m on soft ground, beginning slowly and keeping on from well back without threatening Parcae. The Sale run before a break was weaker, finishing last after racing wide throughout on heavy ground. Prefer to see again.

Was beaten six lengths by Sugar Schnapps at Kilmore when eighth in a FM BM56, tracking the lead before weakening and also racing keenly around the home turn. Before that she won a FM Mdn at Pakenham by two lengths over Jenni Poppins. Has a bit to find.