Pinatubo colt. Closely related to smart 11f winner Lionel and half-brother to very smart 11f-1¾m winner Gregory. Hasn't convinced with his head carriage when a beaten favourite on both of his starts, but the 3 horses that finished ahead of him are all at least useful. This looks easier.

Showed a lot more 5 months on from debut when third of 5 at Lingfield but she was still beaten over 10 lengths.

Showed plenty when placed twice on all-weather last summer for Paul Attwater, but has been off the track since. Market should reveal expectations for a new yard.

Hasn't shown much despite what her form figures might suggest and she'll be better off in handicaps.

Dubawi colt. Brother to useful 1¼m-1½m winner Lord of Love and 1¼m winner Governor of India. Yard has had plenty of success with this family but he was always behind in the Wood Ditton here in the spring, having proved a handful in the preliminaries. No surprise he has since been gelded.

Well held both starts, sold from Karl Burke's yard for 5,000 gns after first one.

Golden Horn colt. Dam, maiden (stayed 1½m) on Flat, also winning hurdler. Had no chance up against a useful sort in match race at Yarmouth and this should reveal more.

950,000 gns yearling, St Mark's Basilica colt. Half-brother to 3 winners, including useful 1m-1½m winner Ottery. Dam, German Group 2 1¼m winner. Held back by inexperience but showed ability when fourth at Doncaster in March. Off since (has had breathing operation) but can do better.

Magna Grecia colt. Closely related to 1m-1¼m winner Chasing Aphrodite and half-brother to winner up to 1¼m Anisette, both useful. Dam maiden (stayed 1½m), closely related to smart 1¼m-1½m winner Sultanina. Market often a good guide to yard's newcomers.