Won last time out, though that was at a lower grade, and the form before that had been mixed — a couple of thirds sandwiched around it. The red jacket is the weakest draw at this grade and trip, winning barely one in seven, an awkward fit for a dog who shows early pace and wants to use it. Her trainer's 12% record here is on the light side. The class rise and poor draw are working against a decent recent effort.

Won two starts back but has been disappointing since, finishing fourth, sixth and fifth in three of her last four. The slowest dog in the field on the clock and her last-time run was the furthest off her own best of anyone here. Her trainer's 15% record in these conditions is respectable, but there's little else to recommend her on today's figures.

Won last time out and has been solidly consistent, finishing no worse than fourth in five of his last six starts. Drawn in the white jacket, statistically the best trap at this grade, which adds real structural weight. He's been a slow starter recently, which tempers the trap advantage somewhat, but he reproduced his best time in his last outing. His trainer has no wins from six attempts in these conditions, a small and unhelpful sample. Could easily reverse the ratings — the trap and current form both point the right way.

Was in good form a few starts back with two wins, but has faded since, finishing sixth and fourth in his last two. He shows early pace and reproduced his best time last time out, which is a positive sign. His trainer's 12% record here is unremarkable, and the black jacket is a touch above the field average. The recent dip in results is the main concern.