Boasts the best trainer strike rate in the race at 34 percent and a strong course and distance record — three wins and four places from ten runs at this track and trip — but every one of those runs has come in handicap company, and there's no recent open-grade form to lean on stepping up into this graded A3. No reliable speed figure could be calculated from her recent starts because handicap times aren't directly comparable to open racing. An interesting each-way sort but hard to fully trust on the evidence available.

Been racing consistently at this level with ten runs at the course and distance but has never won there, managing only four places. Recent form has tailed off with a 49 and 52 in her last two starts, well below her earlier peaks, and she's carrying the slowest usable time in the field. A confirmed closer who needs the race up front to be run at a strong gallop, but with little pace of her own from trap 4 she looks held on these terms.

Drops back in class after a run of starts in the stronger A2 grade, which could work in her favour on official ratings, but she's the slowest recorded time in the field and has managed only one win from eight runs at this course and distance. Her trainer's win rate is modest and she needs things to fall right from an all-rounder pace profile. More of an each-way watch than a confident play in this company.

Second-fastest in the field on the clock and remarkably consistent in how she runs her races, but drawn out in trap 6 which has been one of the tougher boxes at Nottingham's tight opening bend. Dropping back from A2 company after a couple of solid placed efforts, and if she can avoid trouble in the early stages she has the pace to be involved. Her course and distance record here is modest at one win from ten, so this is more about untapped upside than proven form.