Put together two close placings, most recently third in a 16-runner Mdn at Belmont Park when beaten just over half a length by Just Kick after settling back and covering ground. The Geraldton second prior, beaten a long neck by Satin Bow, adds substance to the profile. A better draw this time is a bonus and he can play a leading role.

Resumed in NMW1Y grade at Belmont Park and was beaten over 12 lengths after settling well back and failing to make ground, with the stewards noting he hung out on the home turn. His Ascot fifth before a spell came when sent out favourite in a Mdn but swamped late. New 1400m test and recent manners keep him to an outside chance.

Made some late ground when seventh in a Northam Mdn last start, beaten five and a half lengths by Swing Bar, after having difficulty getting clear at straightening. That was better than the Northam run prior, where he was slow away and finished second last at long odds. Not here.

Debuted with a solid third at this track over 1200m, beaten just under two lengths by Heza Hellraiser after settling back, travelling well and finishing strongly. He now steps to 1400m for the first time and backs up after one week, but that debut had clear merit. The way he finished off suggests the rise in trip is no issue and he can get the job done today.

Led at Northam over 1600m last start but was safely held, finishing sixth and beaten six and a half lengths by De Lago's Rock at long odds. His debut at Ascot in NMW1Y grade was also only fair after settling back and failing to make ground. Can improve coming back to this trip.

Debuts after three Belmont Park trials, the latest an eighth over 1000m when beaten 3.29 lengths. The $80,000 yearling purchase has useful depth on the dam side, including city winners and black-type performers among the family, so there is some profile support. Better judged on race day, but can run into a place.

Makes his debut after two Lark Hill trials last month, finishing eighth and seventh, so the public evidence is only modest. First-time blinkers and a 1.5kg apprentice claim are the main setup changes, and Paul Roberts has a small but positive debut record from the supplied sample. Others bring stronger evidence.

Resumed with a sound fourth in a Northam Mdn, beaten just under three lengths by Swing Bar after making up good ground in the run home. Her debut came in Open company at Belmont Park, where she began awkwardly and was beaten four and a half lengths, so the exposed form has more depth than it first appears. Fitter for the fresh effort and everything points to a forward showing.

Has finished seventh in both runs this campaign at this track, most recently beaten seven and a half lengths by Agent Remington after jumping awkwardly. The start prior was similar, with a wide run and only fair finish when beaten six and a half lengths by Moose. Third-up fitness helps only so much; she must lift sharply.

Started near the top of betting on debut at this track but finished seventh, beaten five and a half lengths behind Heza Hellraiser, after being close enough at the turn and not quickening. Interference at the 100m adds some context, though she still has to reverse the form with Make It Snow from that race. Trial win and Lucy Fiore booking keep her in the mix.

Debuted at Albany on soft ground and was beaten over 11 lengths by Ravin' Ava after racing just off the lead and failing to make an impact. The 2kg apprentice claim is useful and her Lark Hill trial fourth was much closer, but 1400m is new and the race form must improve markedly. The 2kg claim helps, but the race form is thin.

Debuts with two Lark Hill trials behind her, including a third over 950m most recently and a fourth over 1050m before that. Stephen Miller's supplied debut figures are sound, and the recent trial placing gives her a fitness base. Has a sound enough profile to be considered for the minors.