In good form, winning two of her last six and never finishing worse than fourth in that run. Drawn in the white jacket, which is the standout box at this grade and trip — roughly one in four winners here come from trap three. Her trainer's record in these conditions is modest at 13%, and on the clock she's a shade off the sharpest dog in the race, but the trap edge alone makes her competitive. Shows early pace, which suits a track where the leaders are rarely caught. A fair alternative to the top of the market, with the draw doing plenty of the work.

Consistent without being spectacular — two wins and two placed efforts from his last six, with nothing finishing worse than fourth. The red jacket is a fair rather than outstanding draw at this grade, and his trainer's 15% strike rate in these conditions is unremarkable. Not the quickest in the field on the clock, sitting a little behind the pace-setters on both best and last-time figures. Shows early pace and should get a look at the front, but the two dogs drawn either side look faster.

Drops back in trip after a string of runs at the longer four-bend distance, where she was competitive without winning — placed in four of her last six starts there. Her finishing kick is a real asset over the longer trip, but that profile is less useful over a sharp downhill dash where the race is largely won in the opening strides. Her average time actually leads this field, so the raw pace is there even if it's not been proven at this exact trip recently. Her trainer's 11% strike rate in these conditions is on the low side. Respected by the ratings but the finishing-kick profile is an awkward fit for the trip.

Been running well without winning at the longer trip in recent weeks, twice finishing second, but she's back at this shorter sprint now and the clock puts her at the bottom of this field — the slowest best time and slowest average of the six. The orange jacket compounds the problem: it's the weakest draw at this grade and trip by some distance, winning barely one in ten. Her trainer's 11% record here doesn't offer much encouragement either. A tough conditions-plus-speed combination to overcome.

Back after a lengthy 91 days off, with her last outing at the longer trip back in April. There's been a big grade drop since then — she was racing two grades higher before the break — so ability shouldn't be the issue if she's retained her sharpness. Her trainer's 22% strike rate in these conditions is one of the better records in the race, some compensation for the layoff. The black jacket is a workable draw. A watching brief on fitness after such a long absence, but the class drop is a clear positive.