Similar form when runner-up in 5f novice events at Leicester and Haydock to date, and looks to have been found a fair opportunity to improve his record for a yard in form.
Swiss Spirit half-brother to 7f winner Eldey. Irish-based trainer 0-27 this season, but can ready one, and worth a check for signs of market confidence.
By Garswood out an unraced half-sister to Group 3 winning sprinter Definightly, and has kept on well when runner-up in a pair of 6f events here to date. Sure to win races, but drop to 5f not an obvious move.
Heeraat half-brother to a couple of modest 5f winners, but cheaply bought and already gelded, and he weakened tamely after showing speed on his debut at Redcar recently.
Kodiac colt who stepped up on modest debut when keeping-on fifth of 18 in valuable York seller last time. Probably helped by strong pace there, and this looks tougher on debut for new yard having left Jamie Osborne.
£30,000 Breeze-up buy by Kodiac and related to winning sprinters, but weakened quickly on debut at York last month having shown pace, and plenty more required to get involved now.
Related to plenty of winners, and showed speed on debut here in May before weakening sharply late on. Should improve, but something to find on form.
Forecasts
Gabrial The Wire (10/11), Blyton (15/8), Socru (8/1), Lady Kinsale (9/1), Beika (16/1), Packington Lane (25/1), Frow (25/1), Willett (50/1)
There isn't much to choose between BLYTON and Gabrial The Wire, but the former seems more suited to this trip, and gets the verdict as a result. Socru looks best of the rest, for all there's a hint of him being flattered by the strong pace at York last time.