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Soft-ground 7f winner as a juvenile who hit form with back-to-back wins at Wolverhampton and Southwell (again 6f, AW) in April; pulled out twice from intended engagements last month but he's totally unexposed at 6f on turf and will be a key contender in the hat-trick bid if in the same mood.

Group 3 win and Group 1 third in France as a 2yo but lost his form in 2025 and beat only one home in both starts for this yard last month; best watched unless the market suggests otherwise.

Off the mark for this stable at Newmarket in September; lively in the betting for both starts this spring and he built on a midfield finish at Newbury when fourth of ten at Ascot (again 6f, good) four weeks ago; respected from the same mark.

Versatile regards ground; six wins include two here (7f/5f) and he was second in this race last year; yet to get going this term but there was the faintest hint he might be on the way back at Chester (5f) last time and maybe the return to this trip can help; mark fine.

Goes well fresh and he scored on his seasonal/handicap debut last April; again ran well when close third off this mark on his comeback (also Ripon, 6f) this term; he didn't back it up when suffering a heavy defeat at York last time, albeit from a poor draw, but this represents a drop back in grade so he's not dismissed.