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By Shane Redmond - MIGHT BE THE ONE (11) was running for the first time since April when scoring a cosy success in a handicap hurdle at Downpatrick in September and went well again when beaten less than a length when fourth in a better race at Fairyhouse a month ago. She is tried over fences for the first time here and might just put it up to Kimy who showed definite promise on her chasing debut when runner-up to subsequent Punchestown rated novice chase winner Rattledelatch at Tramore last month. Whispering Willow has been placed on each of her three starts over fences and clearly has her chance too.
By Shane Redmond - STONEYFORD LADY (8) was successful over this course and distance this time last year and might be up to winning again. She was runner-up in a beginners' chase here in October of last year and returned four weeks later to record a taking win, and now arrives back having finished a promising second to well-fancied favourite Kilbrin Rocco at Killarney at the start of last month. Potters Pal looks a big danger as he starts out for a new trainer after his handicap chase win at the Listowel Festival while Aurea Fortuna, behind Potters Pal on his first run in five months at Listowel, can't be ruled out after an improved effort at Punchestown last time.
By Shane Redmond - GORTMORE LADY (13) could well be closing in on a first success. Placed on a few occasions over hurdles in recent months, she ran a nice race on her first start over fences since November of last year when runner-up to favourite Mount Shenshan at Clonmel three weeks ago. Any improvement on that would see her in the mix and she might be fancied against both Way Down South, who won a beginners' chase at Cork at the start of the year and added to that in a handicap hurdle at Tramore last month, and Onefortheditch, rated 108 over hurdles, who was a well-backed favourite and in with every chance when unseating her rider three from home in a handicap chase at Clonmel last time.
By Shane Redmond - One for the money should be DOCTOR ELVIS (2). A four-time maiden hurdle runner-up, he is entitled to improve on his recent effort at Galway, his first start since July. He boasts a rating of 117 which should give him the beating of the 111-rated Zambezi Moon, a bumper winner at Cork in April who chased home long odds-on favourite Reaching High on his first start in four months at the Listowel Festival. Pacy Macie has loads to find on figures but might yet be third best.
By John O'Riordan - GUNNERY SERGEANT(3) looks to have been presented with a decent opportunity to register a first career success. Despite failing to get his head in front to date, the Gordon Elliott-trained gelding has been placed on a number of occasions including his latest two starts. With an official rating of 102, he sets the standard in an ordinary affair. On the balance of form, the six-year-old looks the one to beat. Beeverstown Boy, who finished a place behind the selection at Sligo last time, rates the biggest threat. Having only his second run on that occasion, he is open to plenty improvement. Kiltinan looks best of the remainder.
By John O'Riordan - Having made the breakthrough over flights at the eighth time of asking, SHODA(4) can follow up. A smart handicapper on the Flat, the Joseph O'Brien-trained mare has subsequently run with credit in two decent handicaps back on the level. Reverting to hurdles here off a mark of 111, the five-year-old is unquestionably well handicapped relative to her Flat form. Racing against her own sex, the daughter of Nathaniel holds decent claims of adding to her three previous wins. Handicap debutant Tutu Twist commands plenty of respect from an opening mark of 103. A daughter of Jukebox Jury, she has plenty of scope to progress at this trip. Recent Cork winner Tir Og also deserves consideration despite a 6lb rise.
By John O'Riordan - Successful on the Flat since last seen over jumps, MAX MERIDIUS(8) can add to his sole previous win over jumps. A son of Belardo, the Tom Mullins-trained gelding gained his most recent victory at this venue, so has already proven his ability to act around here. In a race where few stand out as potential winners despite the large field, he is given the nod to come home in front. Fairyhouse second Liceo remains a maiden over hurdles but has scored three times on the Flat. Arriving here in better form than the majority of these, the Dermot McLoughlin-trained six-year-old holds definite claims. Punchestown third Arctic Piper also warrants a second look given that that form has been boosted subsequently.
By John O'Riordan - Recent Sligo second BOWGATE STREET(5) can go one better. Although boasting just the solitary success from 35 starts, the Michael Flannery-trained mare did nothing wrong last time and looks the one to beat on that performance. Twice a winner on the Flat, Sinbad My Dad has been running well enough over hurdles of late to suggest that he has a race or two in him. Nicely handicapped relative to his Flat mark, the Seamus Fahey-trained gelding is lightly raced over flights. Euro Maker disappointed at Listowel when last seen but had been in decent form prior to that outing. It would be no surprise to see the five-year-old take a hand in the finish.
- KOALA ROSE was a useful performer on the Flat and was only beaten a neck when second at Ripon on her most recent outing in September. A rating of 77 suggests that she could be useful in this sphere if putting in a clear round of jumping. Princess Of Habo edges out the Fontwell fourth Antiquarian to be best of the rest.
- GOVERNORS ROCK was thought good enough to be pitched into a Grade 2 at Cheltenham last month and is readily suggested as the one to be with in these calmer waters. Having jumped for fun when making all to win at Uttoxeter before that, the unexposed five-year-old could be tough to overhaul with a similar display of dominance. Jaunty Trooper showed some improvement to be second in a bumper at Worcester most recently and may step forward on his hurdles bow. Moscow Star and Thetype Istitle are others to keep an eye on.
- LIGHTNING FLASH has proven himself to be fairly consistent over hurdles and he could be well placed to follow up on his commanding win at Market Rasen last month. A 7lb rise in the handicap is negated by Eddie Edge's claim and this right-handed course should prove ideal for him. Mr Jukebox and Windsor Blue are other reliable types who can make this a good test, while Lydeard Girl has previous course experience and should not be underestimated.
- Placed on his last couple of starts, Alan Bresil will likely make his presence felt once again. Elated has gone agonisingly close on her last two outings and must be given close consideration stepped markedly up in trip on her handicap bow, but ONEINTHEWELL could be the one to side with. James Owen's charge finished third in a higher grade contest at Worcester last time and his second over 2m7f at the same track back in July suggests he'll appreciate this extra distance.
- It could pay to give another chance to LUCKY SEVENS. The three-year-old finished a creditable second at Stratford considering he made a mess of the last hurdle and Nikki Evans' unexposed inmate may well go one better this time. Zenato is not badly treated on last year's winning form at Sedgefield and may fare better than he did on his reappearance, while Gaelic Saint should find things easier down in class.
- THREE OF SPADES displayed promise when fifth in a bumper at Stratford on last month's debut. The daughter of Postponed may have finished a bit closer with a clear run and the runner-up has subsequently franked the form. She can make her fitness edge count up against Eagles Promise, who returns from a summer break having finished a decent fifth at Uttoxeter when last seen in July. Ms Belle and Nova Foresta are others to note.
- Point winner BALLYDINE BOY made all to land a bumper at Worcester on his stable debut last month and the son of Shirocco is expected to take another step forward now sent over timber. Dan Skelton saddles three and Northern Olympian looks the pick of them after finishing third on his hurdling introduction, but spare a thought for Yafaarr, who has been in decent nick on the level in recent months.
- Ivor Bear has been expensive to follow throughout his career so far and an odds-on defeat over the extended 2m here last time might be enough to deter punters on this occasion. He remains open to further improvement at least, but so does EASTERN ROCK. Emma Lavelle's gelding made a relatively encouraging start to life over hurdles at Fontwell and wouldn't need significant improvement to trouble the scorer this time around. The multiple point winner Supreme Force is another to consider.
- TELL THE TALE made the perfect start to life over fences at Ffos Las and given the manner of that success it seems unlikely that a 6lb rise will be enough to anchor Neil Mulholland's gelding. Catwalk Girl is also one from one over the larger obstacles and she'll be a threat if ready to roll on the back of a summer break. Chasing newcomers Chemoulin and Western George warrant closer inspection too.
- NOBLE RECALL has been profitable to follow during a busy little spell and he is fancied to gain a third success since September with Isabelle Ryder in the saddle once again. The rider's 5lb claim has been a handy asset and, following a respectable second here last time, another bold showing looks extremely likely. Crac De Megaudais battled on well to score in game fashion at Stratford and is feared the most off just 4lb higher. Miss Denver and Boys Of Wexford are the pick of the rest.
- TEOFIMO was a good second at Newcastle last week and he has a decent chance of going one place better now afforded an ease in class. That was his best effort over hurdles so far and this course may play to his strengths. This Sway was in good form when last seen and would also have to be of interest if the market speaks in his favour. Bouboule and Stylia are others to consider.
- BURNING EMBERS looks set to open her account. First-time cheekpieces seemed to work the oracle for the daughter of Getaway when finishing a respectable second at Plumpton and Dan Skelton's mare can go one place better should they have the desired effect again. Reflection Of You will be sharper for her Perth return and could prove the chief danger, ahead of It's Maisy and Briery Butterfly.
- Trust House remains 11lb higher than when scoring at Ffos Las in April, but he still holds place claims off his current mark. Ballygeary has a win and a second on the board from his last two C&D efforts and he is noted too, but TILEHURST gets the vote. Although not at his best at Fontwell last time, Neil Mulholland's five-year-old looks worthy of another chance based on his convincing victory at Worcester in July, especially given that winning partner Sean Bowen is back in the plate.
- SHABAZI (4) has won two of her last four starts, and ran a pleasing race when second at Deauville on the PSF late last month when last appearing. She sets the standard. Her main danger could be MAGIC INSPIRATION (5), who was narrowly behind in third in the same race at Deauville in October and is on slightly more favoured terms today. RUN LIWAY (3) has solid claims each-way after a recent third on the all-weather in a maiden on October 23. TASHARRAFNA (2) showed talent on his debut and can be expected to have a say in the finish.
- RUSH TO WAIT (6) ran a creditable race in what looked like a stronger race when fifth on the turf at Saint-Cloud in mid-October. She won twice in better class races in April and June and is given the vote on her second try on the sand. Her main rival could be MISS HENGE (5), who won two runs back at Nancy in a handicap over 2500m and is a strong stayer. VILLA ADRIENNE (3) won a claimer at Pornichet in January and merits each-way attention. YUNA (8) makes up the shortlist.
- L'AGORA GAME (3) seems to thrive on this surface and scored over 3100m at Pornichet last year. She was a decent third two runs back on the all weather and can score at the expense of FIRST CREATION (2), who scored at Deauville on the all-weather in late August and has ran with credit on his two runs on turf since that success. HERMANO (6) handles the surface well and is one to look at each-way. MAC LA TAMBOUILLE (5) has placed form off a higher rating last year and can be involved off his current rating.
- EMBIEZ (4) has been in top form winning two of her latest three starts. She makes her debut on the PSF, which should not be an inconvenience. STEP MORNING (1) is a winner on the PSF and can make life difficult for the main selection. ANIOL (2) won gamely at Deauville on the PSF late last month and can have a say despite a rise in the weights. VALERTA (9) is also worthy of a mention.
- WESTMINSTER COYOTE (7) is bidding for a hat-trick after winning two on turf last month, the latest coming in a claimer at Amiens. His only previous outing on the PSF at Deauville, in August, was disappointing, although that came in a competitive handicap. He gets the tentative vote ahead of CADEAU DE NOEL (1), who won at Vichy on his penultimate start in September and should remain competitive. HADITOUNI (5) finished second in that Vichy contest and warrants consideration despite a wide draw in stall 12. NOBLE APPROACH (3) may have needed the run at Deauville nine days ago, having been absent since winning a maiden in July, and should not be overlooked.
- LISEO (6) looks like a solid option after winning at Deauville on his penultimate start and following up with a solid third at the same track last month. GRAND CHELEM (3) is the main danger after returning to form with a second-place finish on the Deauville PSF late last month, with the former in third that day. GOLFEUR (2), who finished third behind LISEO on October 5, also has claims, while TROPHANE (7) could get involved if bouncing back, having shown more ability than her recent form suggests.
- CENTRAL PARK WEST (1) is well suited to this track and has the versatility to handle different distances. His latest victory here came over 1900m in October 2025, and he looks capable of overcoming stall 10. HYPERCORE (3) could prove the main danger, having shown a liking for this course with several placed efforts since winning over 1900m in September 2025. SHIAWASE (6) deserves respect after finishing a creditable third in a Class 2 contest over 1300m here in February. CROWDFUNDING (7) is also worth considering.
- ASTON CLINTON (3) was a game winner at Haras Du Pin in a Class 4 race on October 25. He has placed form on this surface at this track and he has strong claims of following up. SWEET AS (1) has won on the PSF at Deauville and arrives after a creditable third on turf 10 days ago at Fontainebleau in a Class 3 handicap. He can make things interseting, as can EN PLEIN AIR (4). who has course form and can be involved at the business end. OUT OF THE BLUE (5) looks best of the remainder.
- STREAM IT arrives at this level having finished runner-up in the same class and distance last time out, and that placed effort in higher class races earlier in the season makes this colt the one to beat. Blue Mountains and Gordy also merit consideration stepping down in class.
- TAP RULES shaped up well when finishing runner-up at Belmont Park last time out and steps up in trip here. Term Premium and Valentine Crusader also merit consideration.
- SALT SPARTAN has been consistently placed at this level, finishing second and third in recent Starter Allowance company here and looks the one to side with stepping back onto turf. Diliello won last time out on turf and brings solid course form. Coach Case has placed on multiple occasions at this level and merits consideration stepping back up in trip.
- BLAZING BEAUTY caught the eye finishing a close second in a higher-class turf contest last time out and drops in class here, making her the one to beat on dirt. Aerial Affair ran a solid second last time out and merits respect, while Rockabye has placed consistently and shouldn't be underestimated.
- SCREAMING UNCLE won gamely at this course last time out and, stepping back to a shorter trip, can prove tough to beat. Kid Billy and Unbroken Chain, dropping in class, also merit consideration.
- GANDERELLA has shown admirable consistency with four placed finishes from five career starts, including a runner-up effort at this distance and a third in a higher-class race here last time out. Vicked ran a solid second at this course recently and merits respect stepping back up in trip. Take Charge Smarty showed promise on debut stepping up in class and could outrun her odds.
- STAND THE RAIN won last time out on this course and has a distance win to her name, making her the one to beat stepping into allowance company. Toes showed a placed effort at the same level and merits respect, while Consensus View brings a win over Stand The Rain on their previous meeting.
- MONTE AVI shaped with promise when finishing runner-up at C&D last time out and merits respect back at the same level. Sociably Johnny drops in class and posted a placed effort over C&D in recent form. Whitby also placed here last time and brings consistent claims.
- BULL RIDER owns four C&D wins and scored convincingly over this exact trip last time out at this level, making him the one to beat. Ziggy Stardust arrives in fine nick after winning last time out and merits respect. Ed's Prophecy has placed in consecutive runs and should not be overlooked.
- ANATOLIAN BULLET holds strong claims on forecast pricing and could prove tough to beat on debut. Reddam Island also enters with strong market support and merits respect. Far Out West showed ability at this course and distance previously and drops in class last time out.
- SAUCY BOSS showed strong C&D form when finishing a close second last time out two runs ago and looks the one to beat here. Runaway Gold also placed at C&D last time out and merits respect. Hellenic Spirit has course experience and cannot be dismissed.
- SILENT SAM has been consistently placed at this course and distance, finishing a game runner-up last time out and merits strong consideration. Angels Are Bowling ran third last time out and has placed at this C&D. Lil Pegasus has placed on multiple occasions and remains in contention.
- AMAMA drops in class and boasts two C&D wins alongside a string of placed efforts at this level, making her the one to beat. Creed Calling ran a solid runner-up last time out and merits respect. Keep Shining On Us placed here last time out and remains in contention.
- REVEALING arrives with back-to-back placed finishes at the same level and looks the one to beat stepping into this contest. Voodoo has shown consistent placed form and merits respect, while Soul Healer finished third last time out at this course.
- JUST A WIZARD arrives stepping back to a C&D where it has a win and placed finishes, and a runner-up effort at this level last time out makes it the one to beat. Holiday Cash drops in class and has course experience to call upon. Espresso finished a close second last time out and merits a place in the frame.
- CARIBBEAN PLEASURE is the standout on C&D form, winning last time out at this course and distance and boasting an impressive nine C&D wins to his name. Pay Zone brings course experience and a placed effort at the same level to his name, while Ultra Violence steps down in class and merits respect.
- I LIKE TO PARTY arrives as a well-supported debutant and looks the one to beat on market confidence alone. Oscar's Candy ran a fine second in the same grade last time out and merits respect stepping up in trip. With You steps up in class but showed ability at Keeneland.
- ORAIA steps up in class but arrives on the back of a runner-up effort at Keeneland last time out and looks the one to beat. You're In Heaven drops in class and showed a placed effort in higher company. Angel Bella has course and distance experience and merits a place.
- ROCKFEST has been a model of consistency, finishing second in four of the last five starts on turf, including a runner-up effort at this course and distance last time out stepping up in class. Quintillion drops in class and placed at Ellis Park over the same trip. Bright Skittle showed a fine second at Keeneland over C&D and merits respect stepping up.
- GETTING AFTER IT showed a runner-up effort here at Churchill Downs and a placed finish at Keeneland in the same class, making her the one to beat. Lexico ran on well to finish second at Keeneland last time out and merits respect. Shared Vision drops in class and has a C&D win to her name.
- ORDER RESTORED is a model of consistency, placing in all five recorded runs and finishing a close second at the same class last time out. Leedu placed at this trip in similar company and steps up in class with solid claims. Got The Ring showed a placed effort on turf and switches to dirt.
- TRAMUNTANA ran a fine race when finishing second in this same class at Keeneland last time out and looks the one to beat stepping back to this trip. High South merits respect after a consistent run of placed finishes at allowance level. Moonlight Dash also caught the eye with a runner-up effort at Keeneland last time out.
- CONSEQUENTIAL holds strong claims on forecast price and has course experience at this level, making him the one to side with last time out at Keeneland. Obra Prima showed promise on debut here over C&D. Feeling Grand steps down in class and posted a placed effort on turf earlier in the season.
- TARANTINO arrives on the back of back-to-back wins at Keeneland last time out and looks the one to beat stepping into this Churchill Downs claiming contest. Banned For Life steps up in class but won impressively last time and merits respect. Charlie Foxtrot won here last time out and cannot be dismissed.
- OUT OF DEDUCTIONS showed a willing third in higher class last time out at Churchill Downs and a placed effort at Ellis Park in a stronger race gives it the edge. Sea Singer and Baltimore Heart also merit consideration.
- TAP BONNET steps down in class and brings strong placed form from higher-grade company, finishing second last time out. Charming Jazel also drops in class and placed third in a higher-grade race last time. Vortex Express ran second in a higher-class race last time and merits respect.
- SHARONS ANGELS drops in class and showed ability when runner-up at Del Mar over this exact trip, making this a prime opportunity stepping down. Cause Ima Boss has placed consistently here and merits respect, while Ifyouneedmecallme ran well last time out in higher company.
- SHANKAR has three C&D wins to his name and won this C&D trip last time out, making him the one to beat stepping up in class. Elevated Game won last time out at a lower level and merits respect. Shure ran a fine second here over C&D last time out and completes the shortlist.
- SAN VALENTINA ran a fine second over C&D last time out and looks the one to beat stepping back to the same level. Up N Up and Succy's Song also merit consideration stepping up in class.
- ST. ARMANDS KEY brings a clear class edge stepping down into this claiming contest, having placed in higher-grade races at Gulfstream last time out and at Churchill Downs and Ellis Park in recent starts. Memphis Pharoah ran a fine second here last time out and merits respect stepping up in class. Extravagant Prince also placed at Belterra Park in a higher class race and could make the frame.
- REITERATION arrives here in fine fettle, having finished runner-up last time out and placed third in the run before, showing admirable consistency at this level. Mega Wich merits respect after a placed effort over C&D and Bout Tree Fiddy drops in class having competed at a higher level.
- SMOKINGHOT JUSTICE drops in class and brings strong placed form from higher-grade races, making her the one to beat here. Spooky Ridge has been consistently placed at this level and merits respect. Inclusive Justice ran a solid second last time out and remains a threat.
- MO RAMBO arrives dropping in class having finished a fine runner-up in a higher-grade stakes race last time out and looks the one to beat. Siesta Sky ran a solid second here last time and merits respect, while Ephesian Cat has placed at this course and distance before.
- SEVEN BEACHES won the trial last time out in gutsy fashion and boasts four C&D wins to her name, making her the one to beat stepping up in class. Hh Shakem Cate also won last time out and placed in a higher-class stakes race here. Suzys Kristine ran a close second last time out and merits respect.
- EOS RUNNING ROXIE has been a model of consistency, finishing placed in all five recent runs and goes well at this course, making her the one to beat here. S C Sotol ran a fine second last time out and merits respect. Fa Lillys Of Wins finished runner-up last time and remains competitive.
- GRAY DAY drops in class and boasts a string of placed efforts at this trip, making him the one to beat stepping back down. Gottomakeithappen ran a solid second here last time out and merits respect. Biscuits And Grits has course and distance experience to his name and could fill a place.
- ROSIE B has won both career starts in authoritative fashion, most recently landing a same-class stakes race last time out and looks the one to beat. Some Given Event steps up having won last time out at this course. Chicabee drops in class and has a win to her name.
- EXODUS has been a model of consistency, finishing runner-up in three of his last four starts at the same level and looks the one to beat stepping back to this trip last time out. Golden Hurricane comes down in class and showed a placed effort over the same distance. Nacua was beaten favourite on debut and merits respect.
- WORTHY OF IT ALL arrives on the back of a course win last time out and looks the one to beat stepping up in trip. Two Twenty Two drops in class and boasts a strong recent winning record. Kettle Coalmine won at this level not long ago and merits a place in the frame.
- SWEET KYLIE looks the one to beat after a narrow runner-up finish at this course and distance last time out. Loriblewitup makes her debut with strong market support. Pyramid Scheme steps up in class having placed twice in lower grade recently.
- LITTLE SHANCE arrives here in fine fettle, finishing a close second at C&D last time out and boasting two wins in the preceding runs. Judy's Comet drops in class and could outrun his price, while Fast And Friendly placed at C&D last time and merits respect.
- WILD COTTON steps up in class but arrives unbeaten in three starts and won last time out with authority, making this a fascinating test. Carnival Rock ran a fine neck second in a higher-grade race last time and brings strong claims. Mitochondria won impressively last time out and cannot be dismissed.
- WATER INTO WINE is the standout on form, having won over this exact distance on dirt and finishing a close second in a higher-class stakes race. Skytree won over C&D last time out and merits respect, while Mor Stormy ran a fine second here last time out.
- ITZA KITTY arrives here in fine fettle, having finished third at this course last time out and runner-up over C&D on turf, making her the one to beat on this surface. Crafty Lawyer won last time out and merits respect stepping up in trip. Starship Discovery drops in class and could outrun her odds.
- DUNCAN IDAHO is the standout on career record and drops in class, though all recent runs have been on dirt; the switch to turf is the key query. Kosher Cowboy brings a dominant winning profile and steps down in class. Yes I Am Free ran a fine second over C&D last time out stepping up in class.
- CASH CUSTOMER is the standout here, winning last time out over C&D in game fashion and boasting an outstanding course and distance record that makes him very hard to oppose. French Onion chased home the selection last time and merits respect, while Where Ya At Vince brings strong C&D form and could make it a fascinating contest.
- GOTTAGETITBACK boasts an impressive record at this course and distance and drops in class, making it the one to beat on the strength of multiple wins here. Crafty Conquest ran a solid second at this course last time out and merits respect. Alfie Solomons placed here recently and could complete the frame.
- GOOSE HUNTER arrives in fine form, winning last time out and placed in the two runs prior, making him the one to beat stepping onto dirt. Rose's Pepino and Winter's Ghost both bring placed efforts to the table.
- FRIENDLY LUCY ran a fine second last time out at this course and looks the one to beat stepping back in trip. Spatula has placed consistently at this distance and merits respect. Late Spring Night showed ability when placed in higher class company and isn't without a chance.
- WISHFUL THOUGHTS ran a fine second in this exact class and distance last time out, surging gamely late, and looks the one to beat stepping back to a track where a distance win is already banked. A Single Glance bolted up last time and brings strong claims on first try at this level. Arapaho Nation won here and finished third in the same race as Wishful Thoughts recently.
- SOUPER JUSTIFIED won here over C&D last time out and has course and distance form to call upon, making him the one to beat. Mr. Colossal drops in class after a placed effort in higher company and merits respect. Unaffected has placed twice over C&D and remains competitive at this level.
- BACK WALL BANDIT won this C&D last time out and boasts a strong overall record, making her the one to beat. Blast Of Mischief also won here last time and merits respect, while Gwen To Win drops in class and brings recent winning form.
- POZO steps down in class and brings strong placed form, including a runner-up finish at Pimlico last time on turf, and looks the one to beat on this dirt return. Dont Even Think has placed twice at this course and distance and merits respect. Explosive Run drops in class and a placed effort in higher company earlier in the season keeps her in the picture.
- DON'S LAST RIDE won last time out at this course and distance and looks the one to beat stepping up from maiden company. Torotoro placed here over C&D and merits respect. The Piranha has placed twice at this course and could run into a spot.
- LADY CHARLOTTE arrives in fine fettle, winning at this exact level last time out before a close third here most recently, and looks the one to side with. Magnolia Wind has posted back-to-back placed efforts at this level and merits respect. Serious Nonsense steps up in class but won last time out with plenty in hand.
- RAREST HOUR showed promise when finishing second in a larger field last time out and looks the one to beat stepping back up in trip. Gothel makes her debut with an attractive forecast price and merits respect. Warrior's Finale drops in class and could outrun her last run.
- TECHSTAR arrives here stepping up in class having won three of her last three starts, including a C&D victory last time out, and looks the one to beat. Our Golden Gator ran a solid second in this exact grade over C&D last time out and merits respect. Remembrall has placed consistently at this course and distance and shouldn't be underestimated.
- I CAN EXPLAIN ran a fine second in this exact class and trip last time out and looks the one to beat back on familiar terms. Watch Me Sparkle won last time out and brings strong recent form. Berlinwin placed at the same level last time and merits respect.
- ANTE UP TONY steps down in class and ran a solid second here last time out, making her the one to beat in this field. Added Touch also drops in class and showed a placed effort on turf recently. Olympic Star has a C&D win to her name and placed at this course last time out stepping down.
- SALINE RIVER has two C&D wins and drops in class, making this a prime opportunity stepping down from higher company. Casa Cielo ran a fine second over the same course and distance last time out and merits respect. Hedge The Risk finished a close second in a stronger allowance race last time and also steps down in class.
- KELCE has shown consistent placed form at this course, finishing runner-up and third in recent outings here and looks the one to beat stepping up in trip. Arco Thunder ran third here recently and merits respect with solid course form. Cocked Pistol, placed second at a lower level, could outrun his price stepping back down.
- SHELLEY'S SECRET won last time out at the same level and boasts two C&D wins, making this a strong fit. Mo Town Gold won last time out stepping up and merits respect, while Caymen's Soldier scored last time out and steps up with confidence.
- BENDER ran a solid second over C&D last time out and, with a strong overall record and the best market support, looks the one to beat here. Yellow Brick won over this course and distance recently and merits respect. Jacked Up drops in class and has winning form to call upon.
- STRONG POTENTIAL drops in class and boasts the strongest recent placed form, finishing runner-up in higher-grade company on two occasions. Atreidesreflection finished second at this level last time out and merits respect. Tiger Man Mckool steps down and showed ability with placed efforts in maiden company.
- MIRAGE steps up in class but arrives on the back of a runner-up effort in a smaller field last time out and boasts the experience to handle this trip. Drill Baby showed ability when placed at Laurel Park and merits respect. Mellencamp finished second in a six-runner field and remains capable.
- AUSTIN CRUISE looks the one to beat after finishing a close runner-up at this level last time out, having beaten favourite on three occasions. Coach Kev placed third in the same race and brings two course wins to the table. Consecrated steps down in class and was a placed second over the same distance last time out.
- GLINT OVER ESSA shaped with promise when runner-up last time out at a lower class and kept on for third most recently, making her the one to side with stepping up in trip. Flashy Affair is an unexposed newcomer who merits respect on debut. Another Seattle showed ability last time out and could make the frame.
- GRETNA GREEN has placed twice in recent outings at this course and looks the one to beat stepping back up in trip. Kavala showed a placed effort here and brings strong C&D form. Sparkling Silver won last time out and merits respect stepping up in class.
- OH OH SEVEN caught the eye with a narrow runner-up effort last time out, going down by a head in a higher class race, and looks the one to beat stepping up here. Glorious Revenge has placed repeatedly at this level and brings consistent placed form. Black Thunder ran a close second last time out stepping up in class and merits consideration.
- WILD RED won last time out on turf and boasts a consistent placed record over C&D on dirt, making her the one to beat stepping back onto this surface. Souper Sunday has strong C&D form and remains capable. Unheard drops in class and ran a solid second over C&D recently.
- AWESOME GRACE arrives here stepping up in class but brings consistent placed form, finishing runner-up in each of her last two outings and looks the one to beat. Matoaka drops in class after a creditable third in a higher-grade stakes race last time out. Shimmering Frost won over C&D and merits respect stepping up.
- MINIMUM FORTY arrives stepping up in class but has won at this course and distance and took a higher-grade contest last time out with authority. Give Me The Boots and Scary Speedy also merit consideration.
- NAMED FIREY arrives stepping up in class but won last time out on turf and looks the one to beat stepping up here. Lohan won over C&D last time out and merits respect. Flyonbye has a C&D win to his name and could make the frame.
- LEMON SWEETS shaped well when runner-up last time out and that placed effort at this course gives her the edge stepping up in class. Miss Brit drops in class and showed ability when second in a stronger race. Danish Cookie just missed last time out and merits consideration.
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