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- It was always going to be tough for William Buick to get off impressive Lockinge winner NOTABLE SPEECH for progressive stable companion Opera Ballo and so it has proved. Charlie Appleby's charge produced a devastating turn of foot to win the Newbury Group 1 at the expense of More Thunder and Zeus Olympios and is taken to confirm the form. He was only fourth in this last year behind Docklands, but is arriving in better form this time around and can finally get his Royal Ascot success.
- CONFUCIUS left a lasting impression on his Curragh debut when denied by the narrowest of margins and built on that promise when easily breaking through at Naas. Given his connections, the son of No Nay Never looks the perfect type for this race and can follow in the hoofprints of Caravaggio, Arizona, River Tiber and Gstaad, with Ballydoyle responsible for four of the last 10 Coventry winners. Also a son of No Nay Never, stable companion Great Barrier Reef is unbeaten in two starts and commands respect, while James Doyle opts to ride Hamilton winner Royal Heritage of the Wathnan trio and he could be one for the each-way players. Cut A Dash and Siouxperb are just a couple more to consider.
- It wasn't a huge surprise when American Affair won this 12 months ago and, given the recent form of Jim Goldie's yard, he cannot be dismissed, even though Australian challenger OVERPASS looks really strong this year. Bjorn Baker's speedster was last seen finishing a very creditable fourth in the Group 1 T J Smith Stakes at Randwick in April and also boasts a pretty smart piece of form at that track in October when a close-up fourth to a certain Ka Ying Rising. Night Raider has won both starts this season, including when beating American Affair in Haydock's Temple Stakes, and he looks the pick of the UK runners. Rayevka didn't run too badly in the Champions Sprint here last autumn and is another to consider closely.
- Having landed the Irish 2,000 Guineas in fine style, Gstaad is sure to be in the thick of the action once more. The son of Starspangledbanner merits respect in his quest for a third Group/Grade 1, but his Newmarket conqueror BOW ECHO is difficult to oppose. George Boughey's unbeaten colt impressed with his finishing effort in the 2000 Guineas at HQ and there could be a lot more to come this season. The progressive Talk Of New York has only tasted defeat once in four outings and shouldn't be underestimated after putting his rivals to the sword in the Heron Stakes at Sandown last month.
- Although without a winner in this contest since 2018, Willie Mullins could be set to taste glory again with REACHING HIGH. The five-year-old was just touched off on his stable bow at Leopardstown and was denied a clear run when favourite for the 2025 renewal. A year-long absence shouldn't be an issue and, granted better luck, compensation could be on the cards. Joseph O'Brien is enjoying a fantastic season, with Chester Cup seventh Puturhandstogether well worth a second look, while last year's Cesarewitch hero Beylerbeyi is expected to prove more competitive back up in distance. Irish raiders Westminster Moon, Bunting and Galileo Dame add further spice to the mix.
- WIMBLEDON HAWKEYE is a really interesting contender in here on the class drop. Last year's Nashville Derby winner ran a cracker at this meeting 12 months ago when fourth in the King Edward VII Stakes and performed well enough on his return in the Brigadier Gerard at Sandown behind Ombudsman. There isn't anything of that calibre in here and James Owen's colt is taken to go very close. Haatem won this last year and commands respect for the in-form Richard Hannon yard, while Galen got within a length of him that day and is noted, as is Ghostwriter.
- VALIANCY is difficult to get away from and can send his supporters home smiling. He is the clear pick of the Wathnan trio in the finale and an 8lb rise for his comeback success at Hamilton is probably fair given he confirmed Haydock form with Ride The Thunder in no uncertain terms. The Cracksman gelding is really progressive and it's going to take a big performance to deny William Haggas' inmate another victory. Aeronautic drops down from Group 3 company and boasts every chance, while Daiquiri Bay and Gamrai are closely matched on Newmarket form and it wouldn't be a surprise if they were heavily involved.
- Having supplemented a winning debut at Haydock with a close-up second at Ffos Las, Persian Land is likely to be in the thick of the action once more. David Evans' charge looks more than capable of scoring at this level and he isn't taken lightly, but OUT OF THIS WORLD edges the vote. The Space Blues colt ran out a ready winner on his opening bid over C&D and there should be more to come. Waasil and Fasthope are others of interest.
- With an official rating of 81, a race of this nature looks within FOZZIE's compass. The Kodi Bear gelding didn't appear to see out 1m2f at Pontefract recently and this emphasis on speed is sure to see him in a better light. Indefensible arrives on the back of a close-up second at Thirsk and he may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of the lightly-raced Bee Farmer.
- EMERALD ARMY has been knocking on the door of late and compensation could be imminent. A 2lb nudge up the ratings for the five-year-old's latest second at Carlisle looks workable and he may be able to repel Oselton. Craig Lidster's inmate returned to form with a good runner-up effort at Doncaster and a similar performance is likely to see him involved. Lope Y Linda and Crystal Aurora are others of interest.
- Miss Brazen had little chance after being slowly away at Musselburgh, but she must merit consideration dropping in class. A reproduction of her C&D third last month could see her trouble the judge and she isn't easily dismissed, but FIERCE rates as the most solid proposition. Paul Midgley's gelding has posted two creditable efforts in defeat this year and a fifth career victory may beckon. Azuinthejungle is the pick of the remainder.
- Anificas Beauty sprang a surprise when scoring over C&D at 66/1 and shouldn't be underestimated in her follow-up bid, while Little Ted arrives in good heart judged on his latest second at Musselburgh. However, the pair could be worth taking on with HOSTELRY, who was too far back when finishing fifth over track and trip 20 days ago. The veteran is effectively 6lb lower with Tom Kiely-Marshall's 5lb claim factored in and she ticks plenty of the right boxes.
- John Wainwright has his string in good order at present and DANDY'S ANGEL could be poised to strike. The veteran signalled a return to form when weakening into third over 1m4f at Hamilton recently and dropping back in distance looks ideal. Inspiring Speeches is dangerous when dictating the pace and his latest fifth at Catterick suggests that his turn may not be far away. Hijo De La Luna is the pick of the remainder.
- Dan Skelton's string continue in flying form and Louis Veron is sure to prove popular after opening his account at Warwick recently. However, the five-year-old does have more on his plate shouldering a penalty, which could leave the door open for MASKARVEL. Although turned over at short odds when third over C&D 17 days ago, the Masked Marvel gelding has a race of this nature within his compass judged on previous performances. Reopposing second Take The Boat completes the shortlist.
- Having ended last year's campaign with several creditable efforts in defeat, Northern Rose must enter calculations on her return to action. That said, the six-year-old remains a maiden after 23 attempts over hurdles and it could be worth chancing stable debutant DUBLINOFFICECALLIN. Now under the tutelage of Kerry Lee, he was said to be unsuited by softer ground conditions in his follow-up bid at Perth last month, but his previous victory there marked him out as one to keep on side. Estate Planning is a feasible alternative.
- A ready winner on his chase bow at Market Rasen, LHEUR DE GLOIRE looks more than capable of going in again. Although the five-year-old faces stronger opposition, a 6lb rise is unlikely to halt his progress. Nibras Gold arrives on the back of a solid second at Bangor and he should be in the mix once more, while Hereford winner Not So Sobers could figure if taking to chasing.
- Having proved no better for a change of scenery when finishing a well-beaten fifth at Ludlow, Hooper looks up against it once more. Edelak came good at the third time of asking in this discipline when scoring with something in hand at Huntingdon and an official rating of 111 looks workable judged on his Flat ability. However, the hat-trick seeking MACHETE BEACH rates as a more solid proposition.
- Although HARRYS HOPE ended last year's campaign with a no-show at Cheltenham, previous efforts suggest that she has more races in her. The eight-year-old had finished a good second at this level at Worcester on her penultimate outing and a reproduction of that performance may prove sufficient. Two To Tango found only a rejuvenated rival too strong here last time and he's feared most, ahead of chasing debutant Tamarind Bay.
- Having finished fourth in a stronger contest at Fontwell last month, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HICONIC to regain the winning thread. A 1lb ease in the ratings can only help the nine-year-old and she gets the vote ahead of Ocean Heights. David Pipe's gelding arrives on the back of a respectable third at Newton Abbot and a reapplied visor could eke out some improvement. Handicap hurdle debutant Backer Bilk may fare best of the remainder.
- HAPINESS' pedigree is mainly about speed on her dam's side, but sire Camelot imparts plenty of stamina and the 140,000gns purchase will have given connections plenty of encouragement with her narrow debut defeat at Chepstow. She stuck to her guns well so the extra quarter-mile is expected to play to her strengths. Talitha Rouge also made a bright beginning to her career at Redcar and is put forward as the primary threat, ahead of Frankel fillies Hello Friend and Counter Intuitive.
- U Turn ended his first campaign in good heart and has been gelded during his time off. He does have a layoff to overcome, in contrast to SIMBA'S PRIDE, who had to settle for fifth when favourite to supplement a Ripon triumph at York on Friday. He wasn't helped by the way the race panned out and is worth another chance. Dragon Spin was beaten when meeting trouble over C&D, but she won well at Nottingham before that and is respected on that basis.
- There would be no more deserving winner than Taygar but she may have to play yet another supporting role, this time behind FRANTIC. The well-bred daughter of Frankel has let favourite-backers down in two of her four appearances - most recently on her handicap debut at Leicester - but the winner has gone in again to frank the form and Ed Walker's filly has plenty of scope. Pull The Rug finished with a flourish for fourth in a blanket finish here and will relish the extra furlong, with a visor another source of potential improvement.
- IT JUST TAKES TIME is no stranger to success at this circuit and he gave notice his winning turn could be just around the corner when finishing second at Wetherby 12 days ago. A bold showing looks assured but keep an eye on Woodstock, who finished a close-up third here two starts ago and posted another solid effort in defeat at Beverley last time. City Captain is also noted.
- This could be a battle to the line between last-start winners MILITARY GIRL and Marajito, with the former shading preference on a hat-trick following a narrow success over C&D. Marajito got back in the winning groove at Ripon and looked on good terms with herself, while King's Crown boasts solid course form and Spendmore Lane is taken to run her usual honest race.
- CROCUS TIME arrives in the middle of a real purple patch and it will take a brave punter to take her on following determined triumphs at Redcar and Wetherby. She likes to be up near the pace, if not making it, and everything points to another bold front-running display in this handicap sprint finale. The dangers are Knicks and Westgate Warrior.
- Imola has seemingly forgotten how to run a bad race and had Silky Lass back in third when completing a course double, while Rhythm N Rock also arrives in winning form after rolling back the years at Kempton. They lack the scope for improvement of PENTONVILLE, though, with George Boughey's expensive purchase suggesting his turn was imminent when touched off by an odds-on shot on his handicap bow at Leicester. Fellow three-year-old Quick Quasar has been much improved since a gelding operation prior to going handicapping and is feared most.
- BALLISTY confirmed the promise of his debut third in a Goodwood event that has worked out really well when going one better at Newmarket. He had a subsequent winner a length and a half back in third at HQ and is fancied to make his own breakthrough now. Ventura Power has shown ability at Windsor and will appreciate stepping back up to 6f. Newcomer Laylaty is from the extended family of Sheikhzayedroad, but should have more speed as a daughter of Ardad.
- With Hadlan's Nottingham seventh probably setting the standard, it will be surprising if this doesn't go to a newcomer. Top of the list is MACAU, who cost 40,000 euros as a yearling and holds entries in the Super Sprint and Two Year Old Trophy. Radahn's price rose from 14,000 euros as a foal to 34,000gns a year later and he is expected to hit the ground running. Comeonfeelthenoise is bred to be quick, and the well-bred Cool King is worth a look too.
- GO LOCKERS GO failed in his hat-trick bid at Nottingham, but has been given a little break since and is well worth another chance stepping back up to 6f and returning to the all-weather. He won over the trip at Chelmsford in March and should still be improving. King Of Chaos showed a bit more at Brighton and isn't without a squeak, likewise Enter Sandman.
- KEEP IT CLASSIC was hugely disappointing when letting favourite-backers down at Lingfield but there is some ability there and if he can come back to his Haydock form when a close second, he must have a cracking chance in a race like this. Mick The Hat posted a career-best effort when third at Ffos Las on his handicap debut and joins Risk Averse Rebel on the shortlist.
- ROCKAFELLER SKANK should take some stopping following back-to-back Yarmouth victories in this grade. He toyed with his rivals when winning on the bridle last Thursday and that was his first attempt over 1m2f, having won the previous day over 1m. Richard Spencer's charge ought to go very close to completing the hat-trick assuming he'll transfer his good form to the all-weather. Arlecchino's Rex and Sorted cannot be taken lightly, but this is all about Rockafeller Skank.
- SPACEMAN and Argy Bhaji were both beaten favourites on their latest outings but unless Project Wallace takes a big step forward from his Newcastle fourth on debut, it's likely that one of them will repay those punters who keep the faith. The Richard & Peter Fahey inmate just edges it as he's not as exposed as Argy Bhaji and seemed to improve for dropping to the minimum distance at Newcastle.
- STUDY UP might be the way to go in the finale, but it's only a tentative vote given the really competitive nature of the race. A winner at Leicester two starts ago, he was narrowly denied by Beachborough Girl over C&D last time and is weighted to reverse that form now 1lb better off for a short head. Asian Journey is another to watch out for.
- POWDER (1) has been second on both starts, the latter in a maiden at Chateaubriant late in May. He is preferred ahead of OSER ROSE (6), who can take a step forward from her latest start in a maiden earlier this month and be competitive. VALENTIA (7) is another to take seriously after a good fourth on her debut at Fontainebleau last November. She can have a say, as can EPONA DES MOTTES (13), who has some good aspects to her profile and is worth a market check.
- CICCIO BOY (4) has been performing well on the artificial surfaces this winter and is also capable on turf. He is given the nod over GRANDPA CEN (3), who was a pleasing second in a competitive Class 2 handicap at Bordeaux Le Bouscat late in April. FELIX AUX ORMES (1) is a consistent operator that can not be ruled out of the top four places. SERINES (7) is another to consider each-way off an attractive handicap mark. KER WELEN (9) is also worth consideration after a recent creditable effort at this track 18 days ago.
- GREAT ART (13) ran well when second over this track and trip late in May and has solid claims of getting back in the winner's enclosure. He can edge this over MARSIHO (3), who has been in good form at Parislongchamp on his latest three starts and this lightly raced gelding has more to come. SAXON VILLAGE (1) could be a sensible option for the each-way enthusiasts to latch on to. CHESTER SKY (12) likes this track and trip and makes up the shortlist.
- TOOCOOLFORSCHOOL (14) has a liking for this course and distance and looks well positioned at the weights to return to winning ways. She is taken to come out on top. POMME SURETTE (6) rates the main danger after finishing fourth over this course and distance in late May, one place behind the selection, and should be competitive once again. BEAUTIFOAL (12) is capable of bouncing back to form and holds solid each-way claims, while COUR DU ROI (4) appeals as the best of the remainder.
- NEAR FLY (2) has been running in handicap's of late, with success two runs back at this track and trip in early May. He is preferred ahead of SOCIANDO (11), who was back in second in the same race at this track in May behind the main selection and can be competitive. BEST SISTER (14) ran well at Argentan when third six days ago and warrants consideration. DONNALUCATA (9) is another worth a mention.
- GYPSEA (8) could be the answer to this claiming event. She has shown signs of talent in better company on her two starts and this lightly raced filly has plenty more to come. MAZATLAN (10) ran well to be sixth at La Teste on her latest start in mid-May in a claiming race and has a previous placed form in this grade. ULTIMO MINUTO (2) can improve from his debut in a Class 3 race and is interesting down in class. MORO NAABA (7) has a nice profile and is worth a market check on his racecourse bow.
- LOFSONGUR ISLANDE (9) was a pleasing second at Saint-Cloud on her latest start and her style of racing gives her every chance of staying this extra 600m today. Her main threat could be FLAMINGWAY (4), who won over 3100m at this track in late May and can not be overlooked. KANDO (3) was a couple of lengths back in third in the same race as FLAMINGWAY (4) and can get closer on more favoured terms. ROATAN (1) is another to consider each-way.
- Hat-trick seeking LILI STAR (1) is difficult to oppose. She arrives on the back of a victory over 3100m at Saint-Cloud in late May, having previously landed a Group 3 PA contest. A model of consistency, she sets the standard. MADRINHA ROSA (2) looks the main danger after a solid runner-up effort in a Group 3 PA race at Saint-Cloud two starts ago, finishing behind the selection. MONTVALEZAN (4) has each-way claims following two recent placed efforts, while MERCI GABY (7) is best of the remainder.
- CASA DEL POETA (2) has been second on both of her runs, the latest at La Teste in a Class 2 hurdle in mid-May when not beaten far. With useful claimer Joshua Bryan taking weight of her back she is given the vote ahead of BELLE ETHEL (8), who has shown considerable talent in her two efforts over hurdles and looks a threat. NEIL DU SEUIL (1) warrants respect after three promising runs in claiming hurdles, when placed on each of them. NOVA DES LITEAUX (5) completes the shortlist.
- SKYRIDGE (2) ran with a good deal of promise at Saint-Cloud when a close up second on his debut and with improvement he can score at the expense of another promising type in PHOENIX BAY (4), who was fourth on her opening run at the same track over 1400m early this month. SWEET ROSE (6) was a narrow margin back in fifth in the same race and can have a say in proceedings. UKIYO (7) has a taking pedigree and is worth a market check on her racecourse bow.
- MAGUELON (4) made a winning start over hurdles in 2024 and has since developed into a smart chaser, recording three victories over fences, including a Grade 3 success in 2025. Back over hurdles, he sets a high standard. MR DIAFOIRUS (1) looks the main danger. He scored over hurdles at Wissembourg in early April and has acquitted himself well in stronger company recently. LUCKY DU LARGE (5) has shown promise in both appearances over fences and commands respect. LAMINA (6) also merits consideration.
- KNOSSINGTON (13) scored in good style over 1550m at this track in a Class 4 handicap late in May and is taken to follow up, although this looks an open contest. BEST LOOKING (1) appears the main danger after a series of consistent efforts, most recently finishing behind the selection in the same race last month. MAAVAH (7) was fifth in that event and cannot be ruled out, particularly for each-way purposes. VICKY (4) is another worthy of consideration
- THE LIKELY LAD (9) ran well to be second at this track in a handicap chase late last month and if emulating that performance he can go one place better today. TIPPERARY SUNSET (1) can bounce back after a below par run last time and be competitive. RISK OF LOVE (4) was a tad unlucky when falling last time and with a better round of jumping can be competitive. JOLI LOOK (5) makes up the shortlist.
- AN CHRISTINE (8) showed improved form on her handicap debut last month, finishing a close third behind AFTERGLOW (5). The step up in distance could unlock further progress. VITALY (4) looks the main danger. She makes her handicap debut after three promising efforts and could prove to be well treated by the assessor. ROLEXXA (2) shaped encouragingly when finishing fourth at this track recently and is another with solid claims. LADY MADEIRA (6) also merits consideration and heads the remainder.
- MANCHEGO (2) arrives on the back of a solid runner-up effort in a Class 4 chase at Cluny last month and is taken to go one better here. FAUDA (3) looks the main danger after scoring in a handicap chase at Auteuil in March on his most recent start and should provide a stern test. KAISER DE SIVOLA (6) is better than his recent form figures suggest and cannot be dismissed, while DJEMBE DAVIS (10) caught the eye with a good performance at this track recently and is another worthy of consideration.
- HANSOTTOGRUBER (9) has been in good form of late, producing three consistent performances, most recently when finishing second over this course and distance in mid-April. A repeat of that effort could see him go one better. THARPE (16) can be competitive, after recording three solid placed efforts at this track and should make life difficult for the selection. RED NUREYEV (5) appeals as a sound each-way option following his third-place finish at this track in April. JAZZMEN (6) is another to consider.
- RAZ ON FIRE has been placed in all five recent starts and finished runner-up over C&D the last time out. Last Candy and Ima Midnight Lady also merit consideration.
- DANZA TAXI won impressively the last time out and looks the one to beat with strong C&D form. One Putt Richie finished second over C&D recently and Full Magazine placed third over C&D last time.
- AWESOME SUNDAY looks the one to beat despite a disappointing effort the last time out when finishing sixth. Life Of Saturdays and Alternative Grace also merit consideration.
- WIN WITH COLOR looks the one to beat after a solid runner-up effort the last time out and gets the vote. Girls Knicks Now and Steal Proud also merit consideration.
- GOVENOR HANK finished a game second the last time out and looks the one to beat with a C&D win to his name. Shortstop and Red Speedo also merit consideration.
- GOLD SMOKE looks the one to beat after finishing third over C&D when last seen and boasts five C&D wins. Tapinyourbluejeans and Gold Jerry also merit consideration.
- ARKY ROAD looks the one to beat after winning impressively at this C&D last time out and could handle this step up in class. Dinner At Crumpies and Bernin Tune also merit consideration.
- KARAZEST finished a good second over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat with further improvement expected. Turtle Pace also placed third in that same race and merits consideration. Milaalah has shown placed form previously.
- SEAMS LIKE DESTINY won impressively over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat with three C&D wins to his name. Dear Chairman and Passioned also merit consideration.
- SHE'S A FREUD drops in class and could benefit from the step down after finishing second in tougher company. Diva Banker and Latest Edition also merit consideration.
- BLUE EYED SCOUT won impressively over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat. Cue The Music and Grand Golden Road also merit consideration.
- BIG RICH finished a good second over C&D the last time out and that effort suggests he can go one better. Mad Magic and O P Firecracker also merit consideration.
- VICTORIA'S SHANCES won impressively at Keeneland last time out and drops in class for this assignment. Hot Rod Hottie and Good Mission also merit consideration.
- PEELING OUT won his maiden last time out and looks the one to beat stepping up to claiming company. Dignified Response and Addyson's Dream also merit consideration.
- LORD KING looks the one to beat after winning impressively last time out and should take all the beating. King Phoenix and Cast A Coin also merit consideration.
- OH MRS. MAISEL won impressively over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat. Turnupthemusic and Ligon's Legacy also merit consideration.
- DADDYS DREAMIN won over C&D the last time out and could follow up with the step up in class. Parking Lot Pours finished second at Oaklawn Park and Run Mama Run also merit consideration.
- RIOJA ALTA finished a close second in maiden special weight company the last time out and drops in class here. Midnight Legacy ran well when second at this level recently and Which Side R U On also drops down after a placed effort.
- LADY CHAOS looks the one to beat after an impressive winning debut over C&D the last time out. Turbo Lady finished second in this grade last time and Indiana Smoke Show won at a lower level before placing third in this company.
- KEEPIN IT CLASSY has won twice over C&D and finished third the last time out despite being heavily backed. Mr. Sensei and Do Ya Wanna Dance also merit consideration.
- GAME POINT won impressively the last time out and looks the one to beat after that commanding victory over C&D. Little Jake has won at this venue before and Franz Josef won on turf last time.
- GRAND HARBOR looks the one to beat after finishing a strong second over C&D the last time out. Grand Harbor and Jordans Deal both merit consideration.
- MODERN SOUND won last time out and has placed finishes in higher class races on turf. Click Here and Adorable Moments also merit consideration.
- THE KING STINGER broke his maiden over C&D the last time out and could follow up with another strong performance. Sly Guy and Parker also merit consideration.
- HES TOUGH showed promise when fourth on his debut and could improve stepping up in distance. Kv Power and Eagle N Flight are newcomers who warrant respect on debut.
- DREAMWIFEDREAMLIFE finished third at Keeneland last time out and could prove the one to side with. Fifth Gear and Mystery Date also merit consideration.
- REPAYNT won impressively the last time out over a longer trip on dirt and could prove effective switching to turf. New Ways To Dream and Memento Mi also merit consideration.
- OUT OF CENTS has been placed in three of his last four starts and looks the one to beat dropping in class. Chief Randel and Giacomo Casanova also merit consideration.
- CHARMING CHACHA won impressively last time out and looks the one to beat after that dominant display. Video Evidence was a close second the last time out and Betta Go Go Go won at Mahoning Valley two starts back.
- MY TWO AUNT JOANS won impressively over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat. North Warden set the pace before wearing down last time and Mean Tweets finished second over a shorter trip recently.
- ALL LEGAL finished a close second at Belterra Park the last time out and could prove hard to beat stepping up in class. Lucho and Titanio Coco also merit consideration.
- ZEN NATION won the last time out on turf and has been in excellent form with multiple wins at this level. Miss Jane Planar won impressively over C&D last time and Photo Finish steps up after a turf win.
- SCREAM MACHINE finished third the last time out and has strong C&D form with two wins at this track and distance. Patty's Having Fun and One Night Stand also merit consideration.
- THAT'S ENOUGH gets the nod as the market leader making her debut for connections that know what it takes. Almighty One finished a good second over C&D last time out and should go close again. Fun Time Lindsay completes the shortlist.
- GOOD ON YA finished a solid runner-up over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat with strong course form. Chips Legacy and Happy Instead also merit consideration.
- SPAN OF CONTROL won impressively over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat. Riding A Dream and Smokin' Hot also merit consideration.
- POPCORN N PEACHES finished third here last time out and that effort suggests she can go one better. Out In The Cold was runner-up in that same contest and Voodoo also merits consideration.
- HIGHTAIL FOX looks the one to beat after winning over C&D the last time out and should go well again. Ramblin Betts and One Step Beyond also merit consideration.
- CANDY REWARD looks the one to beat after winning a stakes race here last time and boasts an excellent record at this venue. Distant Winter won convincingly at Delaware Park three runs back and Lost And Found won twice over C&D earlier this year.
- REVOLUTIONNAIRE finished a strong second over C&D the last time out and looks the one to beat stepping up in class. Persisten and A Million Dreams also merit consideration.
- GUS'S GAL looks the one to beat after winning her maiden at this course last time out and could prove hard to catch. New Diamond and Mrs. Manicotti also merit consideration.
- NOT A SINNER looks the one to beat after finishing third in higher class last time out and has won twice over C&D. Lee's Baby Girl and Nikolina also merit consideration.
- FRANK BULLITT has been running consistently well in similar company and was narrowly denied by a short head the last time out. Warm Sun And Brew has been placed in four of his five starts and was only just beaten in a similar contest. Ballyvaughan Gig won last time but that was in a lower grade.
- DR. ZARNETT drops in class and could bounce back from a disappointing effort last time out. Sweet Lemon Drop finished a good second the last time out and Weekend Buzz was placed at this track recently.
- EXPRESS CRUISER drops in class after competing in allowance company and won over C&D when last successful. Otis Otis Otis and Rock The Red complete the shortlist.
- RUMBLE STRIP RON won over C&D the last time out and could follow up with another strong performance. Pecks Not Bad won impressively last time and Worthy Opponent finished second over C&D recently.
- DISTINCT RULER gets the nod as the most fancied newcomer in this maiden contest. Mkeracingreatagain and Jasper Valley also warrant consideration.
- KERRI'S MIRACLE won over C&D last time out and could follow up with another strong performance. Cause Of Love and Go Girl also merit consideration.
- DAME MAUDE CHARDIN won over C&D the last time out and boasts excellent course form with multiple wins here. Miss Classified finished second when they met previously and Lubu was narrowly beaten by the selection last time.
- FINALLY FRIDAY won over C&D at Mahoning Valley in December and could prove hard to beat despite a disappointing third last time out. Reckless L J and Petesoldfashioned also merit consideration.
- SIGHT UNSEEN has been running well in recent starts with consecutive runner-up efforts over C&D and gets the vote. Gamboling Ghost and Digital Footprint also merit consideration.
