Progressive sort well worth who won a valuable Redcar handicap in May. Has a bit to find on form and disappointed at Royal Ascot but well worth another crack at this level and not ruled out with Moore taking over in the saddle.
Running well in three attempts at Listed level this year and produced a career best when only beaten 1L at Royal Ascot last time out. Has C&D form in the book and likely to run well here.
Has been a shade disappointing this year and while he won a Listed race at Windsor last year, this would require a career best effort and hard to fancy after a poor run at Ascot last time out. Needs first-time cheekpieces to spark a return to form.
Group 3 winner at York last year and the runner-up from that day has franked that form with two Group wins subsequently. Shaped as if amiss in a Group 2 when last seen but he should be bang there dropped in class if he's fully fit on return.
Winner of this race last year and will love the fast ground here. Needs to put a trio of below par efforts from this campaign behind him and this is a stronger race than last year's renewal but he has each-way claims.
Non-Runners
1
(6)
First Sitting26
Weight: 9-10| Age: 7
T: C F Wall J: G Mosse
NR
3
(5)
Emirates Flyer23
Weight: 9-7| Age: 7
T: S bin Suroor J: Non Runner
NR
8
(3)
Connect34
Weight: 8-11| Age: 3
T: C G Cox J: Andrea Atzeni
NR
Forecasts
Euginio (7/4), Mustashry (11/4), Spark Plug (9/2), Big Country (5/1), Connect (13/2), First Sitting (13/2), Morando (7/1), Emirates Flyer (14/1)
Mustashry will be hard to beat if he's 100% after 280 days off the track but with a slight concern over his fitness, EUGINIO is preferred after an excellent run at Royal Ascot last time out. Connect is the only three-year-old in the line up and Clive Cox's colt has already won at Listed level; with a less exposed profile than his rivals, he may be capable of a big run.