Backs up quickly after winning a BM76 at this track by a nose last start, doing the job despite blundering at the start and being kept near the top of betting. He had earlier run third to Mr Jones in a BM64 after beginning slowly, so the current form is solid rather than sudden. Proven at the mile and rates as a major winning chance.

Was favourite when third to Magarten in a BM76 at this track last week, beaten just over a length and holding her form well. The run prior she won a BM64 here by a neck from Matron Samsing after pressing forward and finishing strongly, so the profile has substance. Track-and-trip winner with a strong jockey link; solid each-way claims.

Was fifth to Magarten in a BM76 at this track last week, beaten just over three lengths as an outside chance in betting, and now returns to BM70 company. Her start prior was more appealing, when second to Grinzinger Lass in a BM64 and beaten only a head. Strong track-and-distance record keeps her in the mix.

Was beaten just over five lengths as favourite in a BM76 at this track last week, with only an awkward jump noted by stewards, so he has something to turn around. The start prior he won a BM64 here by just under two lengths from Starton, and his track-and-distance record is excellent. Track-and-trip record is strong, but he has to bounce back.

Has been kept fresh for four weeks since finishing fourth to Grinzinger Lass in a BM64 at this track, where she began slowly but still worked home. Her previous BM NT second came after being well-supported favourite, and she has been a productive mare this season with two wins and two placings from seven runs. Stan Tsaikos returns with a perfect record on her; can rebound strongly.

Finished eighth in a BM58 at this track last week, beaten just under four lengths, and rises to BM70 level despite that plain result. He is better judged on the start prior, when he won a BM58 here by half a length from Mr Jones after leading and fighting on. Class rise makes him more a place hope.

Ran third in a BM58 at this track last week, beaten just over a length after being held up at the 200m, so there was some merit in the effort. The concern is that he rises to BM70 company after finishing fifth in a BM64 two starts back, beaten just under six lengths by Grinzinger Lass. The BM70 rise is the sticking point, so minor claims look safest.

Comes through BM58 grade, finishing fifth to Jackset last week when beaten two lengths after being an outside chance in betting. His previous third behind Okesutora was sound enough, but he again rises in grade and has not been winning often. Jessie Philpot suits, but the class rise leaves him with work to do.

Was seventh in a BM58 at this track last week, beaten just over two lengths at big odds, and the held-up note at the 100m gives him some excuse. His start prior was weaker, finishing last in a small-field BM58 over 1000m after jumping awkwardly and racing wide. Others appeal more.