Second-up after a plain fourth at Collie, where he started favourite but was beaten over 11 lengths after racing wide early and offering only a fair finish. He had also been second last at Pinjarra Scarpside before the break, beaten seven lengths. Has minor place history at the trip, but must lift sharply.

Returns from a five-month break after ending last campaign with consecutive seconds at Northam over 2200m, but the latest was beaten just over seven lengths and he was never a real threat. A recent Lark Hill trial gives him some fitness, while one placing from five starts around 1400m is only modest support. Has to find more.

Was last of nine in a Class 1 at this track last start, beaten over 16 lengths at long odds after being close enough on the turn. His previous run here was better in margin terms but still only tenth and unwanted in betting. Hard to promote off exposed form.

Resumes after eight months on the sidelines with two trials behind him, the latest a close second at Lark Hill. He finished third at Belmont before the spell, beaten two and a half lengths in mid-week company, and had been only three lengths away on debut at Albany after beginning slowly. Drawn low and has enough early form for place claims.

Back from a six-month break after a debut sixth at Belmont Park, where he was at long odds, began awkwardly, raced keenly and was bumped late before finishing just under five lengths from Western Jet. His latest trial was a close second at Lark Hill and Steven Parnham is a strong booking at this venue. Profiles as a place chance with Steven Parnham on.

Last start reads badly, finishing a distant last at Northam, but she raced wide throughout and weakened after covering ground, so there is a legitimate reason to be forgiving. Her prior sixth at this track was only fair, yet she rates strongly on recent and distance measures, has placed twice from six runs around 1400m and has since won a Lark Hill trial. Trial win since and strong ratings give her a live chance.

Returns from a five-month break after finishing last in the Listed Belmont Oaks, a stronger F Open assignment in Saturday company where she was at long odds and made no impression. She is back to an easier meeting and had been second at this track the run prior as favourite, beaten four and a half lengths by Angels Point. Fitter for two trials coming into this and she can resume on a positive note.

Third-up now after finishing sixth at this track last start, beaten just under five lengths at big odds, though she did pick up nicely from the back after racing keenly. That was an improvement on a last placing at Belmont Park, where she was unwanted in the market and beaten over 12 lengths. Needs to lift.

Returns from a five-month break after finishing last at this track, well beaten by 25 lengths after weakening before the turn. Her start prior here was also poor, beaten over 12 lengths at long odds over 1000m. Trial noted; form still has to lift a long way.

Made a very solid debut at Northam, finishing fourth in a Mdn and beaten just under two lengths after leading to the turn as a well-supported favourite. That race experience should be valuable second-up, and barrier three gives William Pike the chance to use his natural early speed. Pike goes on from barrier three and he looks the one to beat.

Produced a better run than 11th suggests at Ascot last start, beaten three and a half lengths in metro company after being tightened shortly after the start and then held up. He now comes to an easier meeting and should take benefit from that first-up run. Better suited out in trip and a better effort is on the cards.

Makes her debut with two Lark Hill trials behind her, the latest a solid second over 1400m, which is useful grounding for this assignment. Stephen Miller has a 25% strike rate with debut runners from the supplied sample, and the trainer-sire combination has also produced regular placings. Stable debut figures are encouraging, so she can run well on debut.

Returns from a two-month let-up after finishing second last at Northam, beaten six and a half lengths at long odds after beginning awkwardly and covering ground. Her debut fifth at the same venue was also well held, though she did settle closer and work home evenly. Looking elsewhere.

Debuts for Grant and Alana Williams, the top-ranked trainer combination for wins at this track, and that stable profile demands respect. She is a $20,000 yearling purchase and has had two Lark Hill trials, the latest two weeks ago, though the trial margins do not demand a strong push. Trial form is only moderate, but the stable profile keeps her in place calculations.