Both wins were over this trip at Chelmsford but has made the frame four times at this venue. Frustrating to follow in handicap company and beaten favourite on only previous run in a seller. Looks vulnerable again here.
Has been a good servant, winning 10-62, though has been unable to win from today's mark for several seasons in handicaps and has more recently been contesting these events. Doesn't have that much to find to be competitive and cheek pieces may help, although failed to deliver in only previous start wearing headgear.
Won a Bath handicap (1m2f) in September from a mark of 63, but has steadily regressed over the years and now drops in to this grade. Has won on AW at Kempton before, so likely to act on this surface on first run here, though has a bit to prove at the weights.
Three of his four career wins have been here, two of them over C&D and the latest in a 7f seller in December. Should appreciate the return to this grade after claimer and handicap runs since and has strong claims.
Has recorded four wins here from 1m-1m2f, one in a seller, while he also won over 1m3½f in Windsor seller last summer. Slight concern that he went out like a light here last time over 1m2f and whether he has the pace to take this drop back to 1m is open to debate.
The junior of all his opponents and nicked a claimer here (7f) when switched to that company on his third and most recent start. This is more likely to be his trip and with his significant allowance to drawn upon he has decent claims of a follow-up now switched to a seller.
WILLWAMS looks to have strong claims at these weights and with his claimer on board, so he is given the vote, while Chelwood Gate is likely to give him the most to do. Dana's Present may prove to be next best.