Has a proven 1500m record and Oscar Chavez suits, but recent runs leave him looking more a place hope than a winning threat.

Track-and-trip credentials are there, but two recent defeats by big margins make him hard to recommend strongly.

Last-start winner who beat Iron Ruler and has the leading stable behind him. Strong chance to back it up.

Beaten a head last start and reunites with a successful rider, though barrier 14 keeps the win case in check.

Class drop helps and the Silver Star second reads well enough, but the maiden record makes him a place-first option.

Track-and-trip record gives him a small hook, but two heavy recent defeats leave him with plenty to find.

Beaten under two lengths by Mr Happy last start and gets a 2kg claim. Consistent recent form sets the standard.

Distance placing and 1kg claim help a little, but recent margins are plain. Place claims only.

Back from a five-week freshening after two beaten-favourite runs. Strong track record keeps him right in the race.

Last-start third, weight relief and three placings from three at this track and distance. Genuine danger.

Last-start second was a clear lift, but the one-win record and poor track-and-trip stats cap the upside.

Veteran with proven track-and-trip form, but recent runs are mixed. A minor placing is the more likely outcome.

Proven at this track and distance with three wins, and recent margins are not severe. Each-way claims if he gets cover.

Barrier 1 and weight relief are positives, but he is still winless from 17 starts and must lift sharply.