Races PR Belmont

Resumed with a sound third at Northam, beaten just over a length by Snow Monkey after travelling well and striking interference near the 200m. His previous run was another third at Ascot in NMW1Y grade when odds-on on soft ground, so the placing record is solid without yet producing a win. Looks better suited out to this trip now and Pike sticking is a big bonus.

Returns from a five-month break with a close third in his latest trial to suggest he has had some grounding. He ended last campaign ninth at this track on soft ground, beaten just over three lengths by Enchanted Miss after beginning awkwardly and being tightened late. Prior form had market respect, but his 1300m record keeps the assessment guarded.

Returns from a four-month break after two reasonable provincial runs to start his career. He was third on debut at Pinjarra, beaten just under two lengths after being slow away, then worked home from well back when sixth at Bunbury, beaten just under three lengths by Extronize. Recent trial was sound and he can make an impression first-up.

Comes back from metro company after finishing ninth at Ascot last week, beaten three lengths by Mystic Smile when close enough but unable to finish off. His prior Northam second behind Swing Bar was a much better guide, beaten just over half a length as a well-supported favourite, and he has placed at this distance. Back out to 1300m now is a bonus and he can put his best foot forward.

Held third at Northam last start, beaten just over two lengths by Bysin after being prominent but unable to sustain the run late. The start prior was tougher in Open company at this track, where he was second last at long odds and beaten just under five lengths by Roger. Winning edge is still missing, but the minor-money case is sound.

Returned with clear improvement when fourth at Northam, beaten a length and a half by Maestra after settling midfield and staying on without quickening. His only earlier run was a plain debut at this track on soft ground, but that first-up effort was a better reference and Chris Parnham is a positive booking. Finished strongly fresh and with that run under his belt, he can play a role.

Back from over a year off after two trials, but her race form leaves plenty to prove. She was last at this track before the break, beaten a long way by Pony Up after covering ground and weakening, and had earlier been seventh at Pinjarra Scarpside when failing to come into the race. Not here.

Went very close at this track six days ago, finishing third and beaten a head by Capall Gasta after being held up approaching the 200m. That was a clear step from her Northam fifth, where she covered ground and was beaten just over two lengths in a Mdn. Wide draw and quick return temper the win case, but she has claims.

Finished tenth at this track last week, beaten four lengths by Capall Gasta after being slow away and hampered early, then making some ground without threatening. Her previous Northam seventh came at big odds and she has now been safely held at her past two. Others make more appeal.

Second-up after finishing ninth at this track, beaten six and a half lengths by Profit Motive at long odds after settling rearward and making limited late ground. She had earlier finished sixth behind Ace Queen Suited on soft ground at this venue, and does hold a prior line over Our Spiceman. Place hope at best on current figures.

Has been well beaten at her past two, finishing last at Northam by over 14 lengths after beginning slowly and then second last at Bunbury by over 11 lengths after weakening from the 500m. Blinkers come off, but others have stronger form.

Resumed with a poor Northam tenth, beaten just under ten lengths by Luminous Lil, though the stewards noted she raced wide throughout. Her previous run at this track was more encouraging in Open company, finishing fourth behind Harbour Rise at long odds after early trouble. Her earlier fourth at this track in Open company keeps her in the place mix.

Returns from a five-month break after a debut that had excuses but still reads only fair. She was second last at this track on heavy ground, beaten just over eight lengths by Farnova, after racing wide throughout and being steadied near the 200m. Debut had excuses, but the 1300m is new and improvement is required.

Makes her debut with enough supporting evidence to command respect. Her latest trial was a close second at Lark Hill, she draws barrier 1, and Grant & Alana Williams are the top-ranked trainers for wins at this track. The pedigree is also notable, being a half-sister to G1 Ladbrokes J.J. Atkins winner King Colorado. Trials have been solid and she can make an immediate impact.