Four-time C&D winner (good, soft), all in the autumn off higher marks; may just be on the downgrade but the handicapper's been quick to ease off and Billy Loughnane is back up for the first time this year.
Front-runner who returns to turf 4lb higher than when last seen on it after a Polytrack win in the winter; 0-11 round here down the years and needs to bounce back from a lesser effort at Lingfield a month ago.
Highly tried on occasion by Ben Brookhouse and regressed sharply last year prior to being sold for 5,000 in October; big prices and well held in four AW runs for this yard, which also saddles Havana Club; hard to latch on to unless there's been market support behind him.
String of poor efforts under both codes since picked up from Ralph Beckett; wind surgery in the winter didn't help improve things, likewise the first-time blinkers worn last time.
Regressive maiden who's been turned over as favourite a couple of times on the AW of late, latterly looking to have no complaints at a very short price; claims again back on turf for the first time for her current yard but there can only be so many excuses.
Debut for a seventh different yard having been beaten at short prices three times for James Owen this year, latterly in a visor (off today); not convincing in a few runs over this trip.
String of poor efforts since an Irish win over further last summer, finishing well behind Volendam on the AW last time; first-time headgear will need to make a big difference on this return to turf.
Regressive maiden (1m-1m4f) who's with his third yard already; has shown enough on the AW this year, however, to suggest he can play a part on today's turf debut, down another 3lb.
Couple of ordinary efforts on the AW since unseating in February but he returns to turf on a career-low mark, 1lb lower than when winning over C&D last spring; the hood returning could help and he ought to fare better.
C&D winner for Millie Wonnacott off a 3lb lower mark last autumn; heavy ground may have been behind a lesser effort here on her final start and she's one to consider on comeback.
Maiden who had plenty of chances at a similar level last year; well held first time out in his three previous seasons and he is some way down the pecking order back from his latest break.
Serial slow starter who's done most recent racing over 7f and looked to find this trip stretching her a couple of times; capable if getting away and finding the race setting up for her but she's been expensive to follow in 0-50 company latterly.
Has not run on turf since 2023 and this is the first time she's ever gone beyond 7f; typically inconsistent since since eight-month layoff and it could well be all or nothing again.