Dual course winner Redredrobin could make an impact if building on her promising Kempton reappearance, while Chourmo (second choice) could also be given a chance if returning to the sort of form that resulted in four turf wins last year. There is a query over the likely ground conditions, but otherwise it's hard to oppose SKY SAFARI (nap) who remains an unexposed and progressive filly having won three of her four starts.[David Bellingham]
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0-7 since his successful 2yo debut; not disgraced when finishing in midfield in competitive handicaps at Newbury and Newmarket (both 1m, good) since returning last month; drops again in grade but he needs a bit more.
Showed some smart form in defeat in his younger days, finishing fourth of eight behind Auguste Rodin in the Group 1 Vertem Futurity; runner-up three times last year, but failed to beat a rival on last month's Kempton return (7f, AW) and is now 0-18; best watched.
Made it 3-4 when making a successful return from 178 days off at Kempton (1m, AW) last month; now 6lb higher and has something to prove under the likely conditions (debut win came on soft) but she remains an unexposed and progressive filly; major chance.
5-23 on the AW and just 1-12 on turf, albeit his win came over this trip on good to firm ground at Haydock last summer; still 10lb higher, though, and well beaten on his return to grass at Newbury (1m2f, good) eight days ago (did too much early).
1-10 for Jim Bolger, the win coming in a Leopardstown maiden (1m1f, heavy) last October; looked to need the run after six months off when fifth of six on stable debut at Ascot (1m, good to firm) a fortnight ago (third has won since); should do better and holds each-way claims.
Better known as an AW performer (7-40) than turf (2-13); 2lb lower than when winning on grass at Ascot last summer and has scored once over this far on the AW, but his other eight successes have come over 7f; this may stretch him.
Dual course winner over 6f though has won several times over 7f elsewhere; hasn't had many goes over this far, but ran well when third of ten on this month's Kempton reappearance (1m, AW; 50-1); could make an impact if building on that.
Last three efforts (two on AW, one over hurdles) leave plenty to be desired, but he won four times over further on turf last year and could be given a chance if returning to his best with conditions likely to be in his favour.
1/5 Odds Place 1,2,3
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