Arrives in peak form after successive wins at this track, most recently beating All Out For Six by just over a length after covering ground into the straight. He also beat Tycoon Resources by a head the run prior, and his two wins and two places from six starts at this track and distance underline the suitability. Clearly the one to beat.

Stuck on fairly when fourth to Ace Champion at this track last start, beaten three lengths after being unwanted in the market. His prior fifth behind Prestige Always was sharper, beaten just over a length and finishing off with purpose. A place hope if he sharpens up.

Second-up after an eighth at Sha Tin over 1400m where he was held up early in the straight and finished just over three lengths from Celestial Hero. The issue is that his run prior was an 11th at Sha Tin at long odds, beaten six and a half lengths after fading late.

Improved sharply when second to Ace Champion at this track last start, beaten just over a length after having to wait for a run around the turn. That was a far better effort than his ninth at Sha Tin over 1600m the run prior, and he was sent out favourite last time. Still has the 1200m win query, but the form is good enough.

Finished closer than the market expected when sixth at this track last start, beaten a length and a half at big odds and running on late. His previous eighth behind Prestige Always was also not beaten far, but both runs came without threatening to win. Minor claims only.

Returns from a lengthy spell after winning his only start, a Gawler Mdn on soft ground, where he began slowly but travelled well and worked over the top of Longreach Drover as a well-supported favourite. He has changed environment since then and lacks local race evidence, so the long absence is the obvious reservation. Local test is new, but the upside is strong enough to feature.

Resumed with an encouraging third at this track, beaten half a length by Bright Day after running on strongly along the inside. His previous fourth at Sha Tin came after racing wide, so there is enough recent merit to take him seriously as a place contender. Solid place profile.

Returns from a two-month freshening after finishing 11th at Sha Tin, beaten just under six lengths when pushed along wide into the straight. His only other start was a Goulburn Mdn win over Floral Legend when near the top of betting, so there is some ability in the background. Debut win gives some background, but he has a bit to prove.

Had little chance to build momentum when tenth behind Ace Champion at this track last start, held up for a long stretch and allowed to coast home. The run prior was much more persuasive, a third to Prestige Always beaten half a length in a race where he was near the top of an open market. Place claims with weight relief.

Has not fired fully in two runs this campaign, but the set-up is much stronger now with Zac Purton going on, barrier three and a proven track-and-distance record of two wins and four places from ten starts. He was only beaten a length and a half two back behind Prestige Always before finishing ninth to Ace Champion. Recent form is plain, but the set-up is strong.

Made ground without threatening when tenth to Bright Day at this track last start, beaten three and a half lengths. The stronger guide is his Class 4 win here two back, when he beat Lucky Mcqueen by a length as a well-supported favourite and finished off strongly. This is harder, but he can run into a place.

Recent form is plain, with a ninth to Leading Agility at this track last start after settling back and failing to quicken, following a tenth behind Prestige Always at big odds. His two wins and four places from 17 starts at this track and distance are a genuine positive, but he is unplaced in ten starts this season.