Makes his debut with first-time blinkers and some pedigree depth, being a half brother to Group 3 winner Ballistic Boy. The recent Deagon trial second gives him a starting point, while his $120,000 2yo in training purchase profile adds interest. Pedigree interests, but top weight and a wide draw make this a test first time out.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a plain Tamworth debut, where he was slow to begin, settled rearward and finished second last, beaten over 11 lengths as an unwanted runner in the market. Trial since, visor off, but he must improve sharply at 1400m.

Was again safely held first-up at this track, finishing ninth and beaten over 10 lengths after holding a position to the turn. His debut in an Open at Doomben was also well below the mark when last, beaten over 14 lengths. The 2kg claim helps, but improvement has to be significant.

Kept working to the line when sixth at this track first-up, beaten five and a half lengths after settling rearward and racing keenly early. That followed a debut seventh in an Open at Doomben, where he made some impression from back in the field without threatening. With natural second-up improvement, he shapes as a genuine winning threat.

Returns from a three-month break after ending last campaign with a second-last at Ipswich, beaten seven and a half lengths after being bumped on jumping. His start prior at this track was only fair, finishing fifth and giving away a big start. A place hope if he returns sharper.

Debuts after a useful trial build-up, with five trials on the record and the latest a solid second at Deagon. Matthew Hoysted's stable has a workable debut record, and Anthony Allen has experience around this venue. Looks forward enough to make a strong debut for the Hoysted stable.

Starts her career after two recent trials, both resulting in sixth placings, including Deagon two weeks ago. Ryan Wiggins is a positive booking, but the trial margins suggest she may take benefit from race experience. Trial margins temper confidence, but she has minor-place scope in this field.

Settled at the rear on debut at Gold Coast Poly and finished seventh, beaten seven and a half lengths by She's So Pretty, with no clear excuse offered. Barrier one is more favourable this time, but she has not raced at around 1400m before and the debut effort left plenty to find. The new 1400m task asks for more than she has shown.

Finished last at Gold Coast Poly first-up, beaten over 10 lengths after beginning awkwardly and making no impression late. His previous run at Doomben was also safely held when seventh at big odds. Blinkers come off, but recent form is hard to recommend.

Returns from a five-month spell after closing her first campaign with a fifth at this track in a Mdn on heavy ground, beaten just over five lengths after sitting close enough and battling on. Her Doomben debut in an Open was tougher, with interference and keenness against her. Her fifth at this venue last campaign gives her place claims.

Made late ground from well back when ninth at Ipswich last start, beaten just over three lengths, and that reads better than the finishing position. He had more go wrong at Eagle Farm two back on soft ground after beginning slowly and striking interference. Third-up, race fit and placed at this track, he is the one to beat.