Second-up after a solid Gold Coast return, finishing fourth in a BM60 over 1400m on soft ground and beaten just under a length after travelling handy. His start prior was a determined Mdn win over 1800m, beating Bomb Perignon by a nose when near the top of betting. Trial since adds fitness and the mile suits second-up.

Returns from a five-week freshening after leading throughout to win a Sunshine Coast Mdn over 1400m by just under four lengths as favourite. That was a clear rebound from his Ararat failure in March, when last at long odds behind Corro. Can five a bold sight with fresh legs.

Made late ground from well back at Ipswich last start, finishing fifth in a BM58 and beaten just under two lengths after being restrained early. His previous Sunshine Coast fifth in BM65 grade was only fair, but he has been placed three times from four starts at this distance. Is a chance to sneak a minor spot at long odds.

Has been seventh at both runs this campaign, most recently beaten just over five lengths at Ipswich after racing wide throughout and being tightened near the 200m. She was unwanted when seventh in a BM62 at Gold Coast two back, so the recent form still has gaps. First-time blinkers and a proven 1600m record help, but she must turn those excuses into a sharper finish. Looking to others for the winner.

Eased from Saturday company after finishing seventh in an Open at Doomben, beaten four and a half lengths at long odds after sitting handy and not finishing off. Her previous fifth at this track had more merit, with a held-up passage near the 200m before she charged home and just missed. The first try around 1600m is the key issue, and others bring stronger recent credentials. Suspect she will be ridden quieter and be looking to finish off.

Produced a strong third-up pointer at Ipswich last start, running second and beaten a head behind Wedding Vow despite interference around the home turn. Her prior Ipswich run in FM BM58 grade was plain, but also included interference, so the recent record has legitimate context. Continues to savage the line and gets a good chance to round them up.

Improved sharply from debut to win a Mdn at this track over 1400m on heavy ground, making up plenty of late ground to beat Icy Lad by just under a length at generous odds. Her Gold Coast Poly debut was raw, with an awkward start and a fair finish from the back. Should appreciate stretching to the mile and keeps Maloney.

Went close at this track last start, finishing third and beaten a neck on heavy ground after beginning slowly, covering ground and still finishing strongly. That followed a dominant Gold Coast Mdn win by just under five lengths as favourite, with Symbolise well beaten. First look at the trip but should handle it and is at her top now.

Finished sixth at this track last start, beaten a length and a half behind Monotone after tracking the speed and being only fair late, with a bump at the start and laying out noted. She had won a Gold Coast Mdn the start prior, beating Bye Bye Castle by just over half a length despite early trouble. Will push forward and be handy.

Came from a long way back to win a Gold Coast Poly Mdn last start, beating Goulburn by three and a half lengths after being near the top of betting. Her previous third at Gold Coast came behind Victoria, with traffic approaching the 200m, so there is some substance to the form. Deeper Class 1 now, so more is required.

Returns from a two-month break after winning a small-field Gold Coast Mdn by just over two lengths, beating Five Of Us despite doing a few things wrong. The run prior was a narrow Beaudesert second at long odds, so she had found form before the freshening. Trip record is useful, but the wide draw and low strike rate keep her below the main hopes.

Won a small-field Casino Mdn last start as a short odds-on favourite, leading throughout over 1400m and beating Anderlyn by two and a half lengths. Her prior Gold Coast fifth over 1000m was plain from the back, though the jump in distance clearly helped at Casino. Stronger meeting and first 1600m run temper the winning case.