Hardly the most frequent winner and is 0/6 on the AW but his last two runs have shown some promise. Left poorly placed last time out having proved hard to settle he's probably better judged on his Newcastle third prior to that when he conceded first run to the pair that beat him.
Showed improved form when winning at Wolverhampton off a break in February and followed that up with a C&D win on his penultimate outing. Failed to repeat the hat-trick last time out but still ran a creditable race and should be competitive here.
Winner over hurdles who has been mixing that discipline with outings on the AW this winter. Has offered little on the Flat of late though and hard to know what to expect now.
Developed into a decent middle-distance filly on the Turf last year winning twice at Newbury and Lingfield. Also ran well on her final start of last year when tried over 1m6f at Nottingham. Interesting contender back from a break and on her AW debut.
Surprise winner of his last start over 1m5f here when wearing a tongue-tie for the first time gaining his first win since 2013. Has been hurdling and chasing in the meantime and faces a tougher test here in a bid to follow-up.
Still a maiden after 11 attempts on the AW but has run several sound races and the cheekpieces (first-time) appeared to help him last time out. Should be capable of winning a race off around this mark and not totally out of this.
Forecasts
Tartan Bute (6/4), Amanto (4/1), River Dart (5/1), Corpus Chorister (6/1), Marshall Aid (7/1), Chartbreaker (12/1)
Corpus Chorister could well turn out to be the best of these in time but she is giving away race fitness here to a few of the runners and that may just prove to be her undoing. Marshall Aid and River Dart both deserve to win races on their recent form but may have to give best to TARTAN BUTE who still looks on a good mark as he bids to make it three wins in his last four starts.