Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing fourth at Pakenham Synthetic, beaten just over two lengths, when unwanted in the market and inclined to race keenly. He had tired late in a BM56 at Moe the run prior after rolling forward with 62kg. Rough hope.

Returns from a lengthy spell with the right profile for this. His last preparation included a narrow BM66 second at Sandown-Lakeside behind Nation State, and the final Caulfield Heath BM64 run is easier to forgive after he raced wide. Top chance with natural upside.

Went close at Swan Hill last start, finishing third and beaten just over half a length after travelling handy and finishing strongly. That followed a BM56 win at Manangatang, where he beat Kamezali as a well-supported favourite. Rough hope at best.

Has been consistent this campaign and was not far away when fourth at Warrnambool last start, beaten a length and a half after an early incident. He had been second at Kilmore before that at big odds, and barrier 1 gives this natural leader the chance to use his early speed. Can kick up and give a sight.

Resumes after a six-month break with a Cranbourne trial win to suggest he has had a grounding. His last preparation ended with a well-beaten 13th in Open company at Flemington, where he jumped awkwardly and was hampered, after a fair BM70 sixth at the Heath. Prefer to see.

Returns from a lengthy spell after ending last preparation with a last placing at Pakenham, beaten just under five lengths, when the final effort was only moderate. He has had two trials since and owns a strong 1200m record, with two wins and two placings from five starts at the distance. Place claims if ready, market best guide.

Was safely held first-up at the Bool, finishing seventh and beaten just over eight lengths after being slow to begin. The prior Sale second in BM62 grade was much better, beaten only a head near the top of betting. His Sale BM62 second gives him a place profile if he improves sharply.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a seventh at this track over 1000m, beaten just over five lengths, where he was back in the field and only kept on. He had earlier been second last in an Open race at Flemington on heavy ground. Prefer to see again.

Resumes after a six-month break and has been readied with a Pakenham Synthetic trial win. She won on debut at Bendigo over this sort of trip, beating Faith In Zadar, before finding a Caulfield Heath assignment too much when last on soft ground at her final run before the spell. Wary with Lane booked, look for support.

Has returned in excellent order, winning at Mornington two back before a close Cranbourne fourth last start, beaten only half a length after making solid late ground. She is fourth-up now, has two wins and four placings from nine starts at this distance, and Teo Nugent has won twice on her from four rides. Racing well and looks a key chance.

Made a solid return at Mornington, finishing third in Class 1 grade and beaten half a length despite being tightened late and having a gear issue near the 50m. That metro form reads well for this easier meeting, and she has already won at around 1200m. Wide barrier is the query, but she's not hopeless.

Broke through second-up at Wangaratta in a Mdn, beating Kinky Mistress by half a length on soft ground after travelling on speed. Her debut third at Echuca on heavy ground also had merit at long odds. Harder now but not the worst.

Back after two months since winning a Wodonga Mdn by a length, and that effort had merit because she raced wide without cover yet still had something in reserve. A close Flemington trial since keeps her ticking over. Harder now, place probably best.

Won her Echuca Mdn last start as a well-supported favourite, overcoming a slow start, a bump and a lack of clear running before charging home late. She had also made ground without threatening at Pakenham in an FM Mdn before the break. Barrier 15 and the BM62 rise make this a harder test, place hope.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing fifth at this track over 1000m, beaten four and a half lengths after beginning slowly and covering ground. His Sale run before that was plain on heavy ground, when last after racing wide throughout. Luke Nolen helps, but the recent form still looks short of winning level.

Produced a strong first-up win at Cranbourne, beating Fort Of Dreams by a length in a Mdn after overcoming early contact and tightening near the 400m. She is proven at around 1200m and Jett Stanley is one from one on her, while a previous Cranbourne trial win supports the return. Harder now, but she has upside.

Was beaten over 17 lengths in a BM56 at Wycheproof last start and the in-running notes do not provide enough to excuse the margin. She had won a Mdn at Bairnsdale the start prior at generous odds, and now gets weight relief with first-time blinkers applied. No.

Last start tracked the speed and boxed on steadily ran second last of 7 in a Bm62 at Ballarat on November 2 over 1000m, on heavy track; 7 len behind Wintery carrying 56kg at $14. The race before that 6th of 8 in a Bm62 at Cranbourne on October 9 over 1000m, 2 len behind Fehmarn with 58.5kg at $51. Disappointing of late and others rate better.