Soldier of Fortune filly. Half-sister to useful hurdler Printing Dollars (23f winner) and fair hurdler/chaser Lune de La Mer (2½m winner), stays 3m. Noteworthy newcomer for her leading yard.

Took a step forward when making the frame twice during the summer and soon left behind a lesser effort when runner-up at Tramore last time, beaten only by a useful prospect. Can give another good account.

Showed plenty to work on when third of 8 in bumper at Navan (2m) on debut, form working out well. Wasn't in quite the same form when filling the same position in 10-runner event at Naas (19f) in January, but he could yet build on his initial promise.

€11,000 3-y-o, Order of St George gelding. Half-brother to fairly useful 17f hurdle winner Mr Nicolls and fair chaser Bridle Loanan (2m-19f winner). Off the mark in points at the fifth attempt in May.

€50,000 3-y-o, Bande gelding. Closely related to useful hurdler Pure Genius (19f-3m winner), and half-brother to French hurdler/chaser Desaguadero (2m-2¼m winner). Dam maiden on Flat in France. Possibilities for yard capable of readying a newcomer. Wears tongue strap.

Well-bred mare who showed promise on debut when third of 8 in mares bumper at Sligo (19f) last month. Failed to give her running when tailed off at Kilbeggan 25 days ago, but she's in excellent hands to bounce back. Drops in trip.

€70,000 3-y-o, Maxios gelding. Half-brother to bumper winner Aruntothequeen, stays 2½m, and fairly useful hurdler Atimetodream (2½m winner). First bumper newcomer of the campaign for respected yard. Wears tongue strap.

Showed a bit more than on debut when seventh of 14 in bumper at Kilbeggan in June. However, he's failed to repeat that effort in 2 subsequent outings, remote fifth of 11 at the same course last month.

Snow Sky gelding. Brother to fair hurdler Rock On Cowboy (19f winner) and half-brother to fairly useful hurdler Rock House (2m winner), stays 2½m. Worth a market check on debut.

Pillar Coral gelding. Half-brother to 4 winners, including fairly useful hurdler/chaser Turbo (17f-2¾m winner) and fair hurdler Roses All The Way (2½m winner). Trainer's most recent bumper runner won on debut back in October last year.

Berkshire gelding. Dam ran once in bumper. Looks to face a difficult task first time up.

Was strong in the betting on debut, but shaped as if the run was needed when seventh of 10 in bumper at Kilbeggan 4 months ago. Interesting to see if the support arrives again making first start since leaving R. P. Rath.

Didn't offer much in 2 bumpers during the summer, well held at Roscommon 8 weeks ago. Hood now reached for.

Showed ability when sixth of 24 in bumper at Punchestown in April last year. However, was beaten a long way at the same course next time and absent 15 months since.

€2,500 3-y-o, Finsceal Fior gelding. Dam ran once over hurdles. Yard not known for winning bumper debutants.