Returns after nearly four months off — last graded run was February 2nd when he finished fourth at A4 rated 50. That was a disappointing run after a decent sequence at A4 level where he averaged 59 with a peak of 74 and 66 in recent form. The long layoff is the obvious risk, but the class drop from A4 to A5 gives him a genuine ability edge over most of these. His speed rating of 60 is by far the best in the field — 6 points clear of the next-best — and his best time of 28.24 is comfortably the quickest. The All-Rounder profile suits Yarmouth. A recent trial on May 20th produced a time of 28.56, which is encouraging after such a long break, and a sprint trial on May 13th at 277m timed 16.85 showed sharpness. Trainer Barnard at 20% is respectable. Trap 2 at A5 wins 17.6%, the weakest draw, but the speed advantage and class edge may be enough to overcome it. Ten course-and-distance runs producing one win at a higher grade is acceptable.