The ultimate frame-filler — placed in seven of her ten runs at this course and distance with a 60% place rate, but just the one win in that time. Second here ten days ago and never runs a bad race, so she's rock-solid forecast material. The rail draw is a quiet box at this grade though, and her best of 16.41 has the faster ones ahead of her on the clock.

Won here last week and boasts the best winning record in the field at the trip — four victories from ten with six top-two finishes. She's clearly thriving, but the draw is brutal: trap 2 wins fewer than 13% of D1 sprints here, the worst box on the card. Her times are honest rather than blistering, and from the wrong slot she'll need the break of her life to hold the speedsters wide of her.

The intriguing one — his last three runs came in open-class sprints where he rated between 56 and 64, figures that would swallow this field whole. But he was only fourth in the latest and his raw speed rating here is the lowest in the race, suggesting those opens were run at a different rhythm. Dropping from open company to D1 is a big class move in his favour and trap 3 is a fair box. If he transfers even most of that form he's a player; the doubt is real, though.

Won here ten days ago in 16.44 and gets a strong box — trap 6 takes nearly 22% of D1 sprints at this trip. His form reads honestly rather than spectacularly, with two wins from ten at the course and distance and ratings that bounce around the mid-30s and 40s. He'll be attacking the first bend from the outside and is the sort to profit if the inside pace tangles. Solid each-way alternative.