Returns from a five-week freshening after a solid Ballarat third over 1400m, beaten a length after beginning slowly and covering ground. The Geelong run prior was plain enough, but she has been consistent across the past 12 months and has a win around 1600m on the record. A minor-money chance if she jumps cleanly.

Backs up quickly after chasing home Torn at Ballarat on heavy ground, finishing second and beaten three lengths as favourite. She was no match for the winner there, but her broader profile is strong: two wins and three places from eight starts, one win from one start at this track, and proven wet-track form. Damian Lane goes on and she looks the one to beat.

Comes through two good Kilmore runs, following a second to Sinister Sauce in a FM BM56 with a BM56 win over Monsun's Pride on soft ground. She was a well-supported favourite last time and lengthened nicely to score by just under a length, so the form is genuine. The BM56 rise is the query, but she has solid place claims.

Drops out of BM70 grade after a Bendigo run that was too poor to ignore, finishing last and beaten a long way after being eased from the 300m. Her Cranbourne fourth beforehand was a much better reference, beaten just over a length despite being slow away, held up and short of room late. Last start was poor, but a return to her best makes her a major player.

Broke through at Bendigo in Mdn grade, beating Akari Spirit by a long neck despite racing four wide without cover throughout. That followed a Ballarat sixth where she was held up and not fully tested, so there is more substance to the form than the bare figures suggest. Go both ways this time.

Returns from a five-week freshening after winning a BM56 at Kyneton over 1856m, where she was held up near the 400m before lifting late to beat The Mansman by a length. The Sandown-Lakeside run before that in FM BM70 grade was poor, beaten over 14 lengths, so consistency remains the concern. The Sandown-Lakeside miss keeps her to place calculations.

Produced clear improvement to win a Pakenham Mdn by two lengths on soft ground, driving hard late after being held up from the 300m. That was a sharp turnaround from her sixth at Pakenham Synthetic, where she was big odds and beaten five and a half lengths. Can improve again and figure in the money.

Runs again after five days following a Geelong seventh, beaten just under four lengths on soft ground after jumping awkwardly and being steadied passing the 200m. Her Wangaratta sixth in BM56 grade had some merit late, but she has not won in seven starts across the past 12 months and tries 1600m for the first time. Others appeal more.