Makes his race debut with first-time blinkers and comes through a recent Deagon trial where he finished a solid third. The pedigree gives some encouragement as a half brother to Group 3 winner Dublin Down, though the stable's debut figures are steady rather than compelling. Pedigree interests, but race experience is the missing piece.

Resumed with a plain seventh at Gold Coast, beaten just under five lengths after beginning awkwardly and failing to go on from a handy spot. His debut second at Ipswich over 800m showed ability, but he was near the top of betting first-up and did not deliver. Must lift off that but can.

Returns from a lengthy spell after contesting the Listed Bill Carter (Lancaster) Stakes at Doomben, where she was fifth in F Open grade and beaten five and a half lengths. Her previous second in the Listed Calaway Gal Plate at this track reads strongly for a Mdn, and two trials should have her forward enough. Clear class edge for a Mdn and the one to beat.

Returns from a lengthy spell with a Doomben trial second to build from. She was fourth in a Mdn before the break, beaten four lengths after being bumped and racing wide from the 800m, and that followed a creditable sixth in the G2 Spirit Of Boom (Champagne) Classic. G2 run reads well and her 1000m placing record keeps her in the mix.

Improved first-up when second at Ipswich, beaten just under two lengths on soft ground after letting down nicely. This is a stronger assignment from provincial grade, but the run gave her a platform to build on second-up. Solid place profile.

Returns from a lengthy spell after a tenth in the Listed Oxlade Stakes at this track, beaten five and a half lengths in Open grade on heavy ground. Her Doomben debut second, when well-supported favourite and just over half a length from Tengun Tommy, is the better reference. Promising filly that can return with a bang.

Returns from a five-week freshening after going under by a nose at Kilcoy, where she travelled well and kept finding as one of the better-backed runners. This is harder than that provincial contest, and she has also lost to Poetic Belle this campaign, but her 1000m record includes two placings. Harder here and Poetic Belle has her measure, but she can chase a placing.

Dual acceptor. Back from a long spell. Finished off last preparation 10th of 12 in the G2 Spirit Of Boom (Champagne) Classic at Doomben on May 16 over 1200m, on a slow track; 5 len behind Vantorix with 55kg at $71. First up last campaign eased back early on 6th of 8 in a 2yo SWP at this track on October 11 2025 over 1000m, 6 len behind Lady Of Five carrying 54.5kg at $101. Won trial at Deagon over 1050m on October 30. Looks forward enough after a recent trial win. SCRATCHED.

Returns from a five-week freshening in excellent order after placings at both starts, most recently second at Sunshine Coast when beaten a head as favourite. She gave a strong sight there and had earlier placed on soft ground at the same venue. Race fitness makes her a serious winning hope.

Ran better than the market expected when fourth at this track last start, beaten a length and a half at big odds after leading and working home evenly.

Debuts off a close third in a 650m Deagon trial, which is a useful starting point rather than a decisive form marker. Michael Rodd takes the ride and the family includes Little Iffy, a winner from limited information supplied. Has some readiness, but the race-day profile remains largely untested.

Returns from a lengthy spell after leading on debut at Sunshine Coast in Open grade before being swamped late and finishing eighth, beaten just over five lengths. The early speed was there, and he has since won an easy Toowoomba Inner Track trial. Should be making his presence felt.

Returns from a two-month freshening after finishing seventh at Doomben, beaten four and a half lengths at big odds despite closing off from the back. Her Gold Coast third two runs ago came when beaten seven and a half lengths, with stewards noting she was checked late. Has placed at the trip, but the figures point to a tough task.

Returns from a lengthy spell after a difficult debut at Sunshine Coast, where he began awkwardly, covered ground and was beaten over 15 lengths. A subsequent Sunshine Coast Inner Track trial win gives some sign he has come back in better order, but that race effort remains the key concern. Improvement has to be substantial.