EBF Stallions Novice Stakes (Plus 10)

Made good strides from his debut to his second start, when he won over 6f (soft) at Ayr in a similar contest. Carries a penalty for that, which will make him vulnerable to some of this field, but we know he can win now and he should remain very competitive today.

50-1 and beaten 15½L on debut at Ripon (6f, good) last month and this looks like it will be about getting more experience in to him. Hard to see him winning until he has enters nurseries.

£35,000 yearling and a half-brother to 7f winner Loaded. Dam is a 1m 2yo winner, out of a half-sister to Group Three 7f winner With Reason and 1m Group Three 2yo winner Jural. Yard has had juvenile winners this season, though not quite firing as well as normal on that front, so a market check is suggested.

Sent off at 16-1 on debut here (6f, good to soft) last month but arguably outperformed those odds to run 3L third of eight. Looks capable of a fair bit of improvement for that experience and likely to be a leading player today.

Perhaps a shade disappointing when sent off at just 4-1 on debut, but beaten 6L at Hamilton (6f, good to firm). Not one to write off by any stretch of the imagination and should be capable of a fair bit more.

16-1 but did well when beaten just over 3L on debut at Thirsk (6f, good to firm) last month. Any improvement on that would give her decent claims here and she can go well.

looks the stable's second string given how they performed first time out, though not by much. Was 33-1 and beaten just under 5L (6f, good to soft) at Ripon. May improve for better ground as well as that experience, so not ruled out of the prizes here.

Out of a mare who was placed over 5f (AW) and is a half-sister to US 1m1f Grade One winner Singhalese (dam of Japanese Oaks winner Sinhalite) and 6f-1m winner Docofthebay, out of a 5f-6f GB/US winner. Nice enough pedigree and yard has had a couple of juvenile winners this term, so market check advised.

Finished one place and a neck in front of Bibbidibobbidiboo at Thirsk on debut and represents a yard that has been in tremendous form of late. Should not be far away.

Half-sister to 5f winner East Street Revue and Danish 1m1f winner Autumn Revue, out of 5f (inc at two) to 7f winning half-sister to 6f 2yo winner Waterline Blue. Grandam also a 6f 2yo winner. Lovely pedigree and although yard's debutantes usually need the run, they did send out a first-time winner recently. Market check advised.