Arrives unbeaten in her last two starts, leading throughout both times at Nottingham with real authority — a big step up from the modest form she was showing a few months back. She's drawn in trap two, which has been the best-performing box in Dunstall's early 480-metre sample at 22.7% from twenty-two runners, and she's tied for the second-fastest in this field on the clock. A fair alternative if the market moves for her, even with the pace leader drawn on speed alone.

Has been genuinely brilliant at Towcester over 460 metres recently, winning four of her last six starts there including a track-record performance, always making the running from the front. Her only blip was a baulked, crowded run last time at Monmore, which explains the modest headline figure without reflecting her true level — on breed alone this looks a big step down from what she's been beating at Towcester. Trap one has a modest record in the early Dunstall data at 14.8%, and the sectional clock rates her only moderately here, likely still reflecting that troubled last run rather than her real pace. A confidence-based interest given the quality of her peak form, even if the raw figures here don't yet show it.

Has been competitive without winning recently, placing second or third in four of his last six starts at Monmore but unable to get his head in front. Trap one has a modest record in the early Dunstall sample at 14.8%. Consistent enough to pick up a place if the pace up front is contested, but there's little in the form to suggest he beats the leading pair on a fair round.

Modest form of late, finishing fifth in his last two starts at Monmore with traffic trouble both times, though he has shown better earlier in the year with a couple of near-misses when he led into the final stages. Trap six has a fair record in the early Dunstall data at 18.8%. The slowest in this field on the sectional clock and well below his own best time last time out. Others hold much stronger claims.