St Mark's Basilica filly from an excellent family. Progressed with each start to date, readily off the mark at third attempt in 3-runner Carlisle novice (11f) 6 weeks ago. That form reads very well and she commands plenty of respect now handicapping with prospect of more to come.

Quirky sort who still looked a work in progress when gaining first win at Beverley (1½m) in August. Matched that in finishing second both starts since, latterly at Kempton (11f) 7 days ago but his slow starting has to be something of a concern, not least around here.

Confirmed handicap debut promise and did well under the circumstances when off the mark at Wolverhampton (1½m) in August. Had a less-than-ideal trip when fifth at Beverley (heavy) since and unlikely we've seen all he has to offer for good yard.

Irish raider who scored over this trip from 7 lb lower at Tramore last summer and comes here in rude health, registering comfortable back-to-back hurdle victories at Cork/Tramore last month. Respected returned to this sphere in hat-trick bid.

A dual winner at around 1½m for Ben Brookhouse in 2025 who posted just about his best effort for present yard when second at Chester (1¼m) in July. Failed to see his race out when sixth over hurdles in novice at Bangor (17f) 3 weeks ago but better showing anticipated back on Flat.

Lightly-raced 1m juvenile winner for Adrian Keatley. However, yet to scale same heights in trio of starts for new yard this year, albeit racing closer to the pace than ideal when eighth of 11 at Redcar (1¼m, good) 21 days ago. Mark has eased further but stamina to prove on first crack at 1½m.