Scored twice on the all-weather in February and has continued in good form since, showing a gutsy attitude to resume winning ways at Chepstow in June. Can go well again back from a break.

A dual 7f winner last summer. Looked back on track when fourth at Newmarket but latest run at Wolverhampton suggests otherwise.

Finally opened her account in handicaps when winning comfortably at Chepstow last month, looking suited by soft going. Backed that up under similar conditions when fourth from a wide draw at Chester since so needs considering if the rain arrives.

Veteran who has done most of his winning on the all-weather, including at Lingfield 5 weeks ago. However, he has yet to win off a mark this high so looks vulnerable back on turf.

Perked up with the application of headgear on his most recent starts, off the mark at Catterick before backing that up when fourth at Ayr. Not disgraced returned to the all-weather since, but headgear left off this time.

Dual C&D winner (regular here) off higher marks last season. Has struggled this campaign but yard is finding some form and booking of Oisin Murphy catches the eye.

Struggled at sprint distances but found 7f much more to his liking when off the mark in first-time cheekpieces at Brighton. A steadily-run 1m didn't suit as well at Kempton last week but this test should be more to his liking.

Well held in novices for Kevin Philippart de Foy (sold for 3,000gns in July).

Off the mark in a first-time tongue strap in a classified event at Chelmsford on debut for this yard in December. However, just the one decent effort back in handicaps this year, running poorly at Brighton when last seen in June.

Won at Doncaster in May. Below form since, though latest sixth at Newcastle was at least a step back in the right direction and he's back on his last winning mark.

Maiden who often gives his running but probably needs further respite from the handicapper.

Tailed off on all 3 of her starts.