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Much improved with soft ground and a first-time tongue-tie on handicap debut at Bath (1m2f) last October, making all in good style; settling her has been a problem in her two 1m2f handicaps this term, when not setting the pace, and this is a longer trip; has some questions to answer, therefore, but there's also the suspicion she should still prove capable of better.

Third on debut in a 1m maiden in October 2023 but well beaten in his next two races and left Jim Bolger last July for 4,000gns; always behind on stable/handicap debut (1m2f; 14-1) seven weeks ago and best watched for now.

Reappeared last week with handicap wins from the front at Ayr (1m5f, good to soft) on Monday and Chester (1m6f, good; ridden by 7lb claimer) on Saturday; challenged in the latter but the win was never in doubt and he has the same mark today; this is a shorter trip but he looks capable of better still and is very much the one to beat.

Trained in Ireland where she's an 11-race maiden; bits of form give her a good shout but the latest was in a 9.5f handicap on soft ground in April, four starts ago; moves up from 1m2f and she is not stoutly bred.

Towards rear two winters back on his only two attempts beyond 1m2f (1m4f/1m3f); last season's highlights were a win and two seconds, latterly over 1m2f in the mud here in August; only two appearances this term, unseating during a flag start here (1m) last time but he was well backed that day, so a revival was seemingly anticipated.