Tops the ratings in this field on recent runs, all of which have come at this exact track and trip - seven starts without a win but with three places, suggesting she's competitive without quite finishing the job. She's not the quickest on the clock, sitting mid-pack on speed, but the ratings model performs well at this trip and grade, with top-rated dogs winning close to a third of the time historically. Trap three is a fair, unremarkable draw. Respected on the numbers, but the two fastest dogs in the race look to have the measure of her on pure pace.

Placed last time out at this trip and grade after a spell running over the longer 462-metre trip in stronger company, so there's a touch of class about her even if the form figures don't leap off the page. She's drawn in the best box in the race - trap two has produced more winners than anywhere else at this trip and grade recently - which is a genuine plus. Not among the quickest on the clock, but she's shown she stays competitive when dropped back to this shorter trip. Each-way interest given the draw.

Without a win in her last six starts, all at this trip and grade, and none of those runs have been especially threatening. She shows sharp early pace but tends to lose ground late, which is a concerning profile given she's also the slowest of the six on recorded times. A fair draw doesn't do enough to offset the lack of pace. Others have much stronger claims.

Steps down from OR grade company at Doncaster last time, so there's a class edge in theory, but the recent form figures have been modest with no wins in six starts. She owns the fastest recorded time of anyone in this field, though her average is well adrift of that best effort and her most recent run was some way off her fastest, which suggests that quick time is the exception rather the rule. Trainer Brown has a strong record at this trip and grade. The class drop and the raw pace are worth a second look each-way.