Lingfield

Winner over C&D in January. Back to form when doubling his tally for the year at Yarmouth latest. Has been competitive off higher marks than this and is ideally drawn for one with his style.

Strong-travelling sort wasn't disgraced when fourth behind Michaela's Boy at Yarmouth last time. Seemingly a much better horse on the all-weather, and he makes plenty of appeal in a race that should be run to suit.

Front-running type. Shaped as though still in good heart when third behind Michaela's Boy on hat-trick bid at Yarmouth latest. Stall 8 isn't ideal, and he may just set this up for a closer.

Hit and miss this year. Back on the same mark as when narrowly successful over C&D in March and stable form looks to be turning a corner.

Winner of 3 of 6 starts as a 2-y-o. No match for well-treated one at Redcar last time. Strongly-run 5f could see her recapture the best of her juvenile form.

Quirky sort. Didn't get the best of runs in a competitive handicap at Windsor latest. Should get an ideal toe into the race from stall 2 and can go well with Oisin Murphy retained (aboard for previous 2 victories).

Wolverhampton maiden winner (6f). Split a borderline useful pair when runner-up on return here (6f), but he was below form on first try over a shorter trip at Brighton last time.

Gained breakthrough success on the turf course here (5f) last summer. Needs to bounce back from a couple of lesser efforts, but return to all-weather should suit his strong-travelling style.

Three-time winner over 6f at Dundalk. Probably in need of a break when below-par on final start there for Denis Hogan. Has been freshened up and is entitled to at least be competitive on stable debut.