Maiden winner at Chester before winning at Newmarket two starts later. Form tailed off towards the end of the campaign though and didn't beat a rival home at Chester last time out. Better ground may help but has something to find on form.
Won his first three starts and put up a big effort in the Cambridgeshire at the end of 2018. Impressive when winning on return at Haydock and remains open to further improvement.
Remarkable effort to win a handicap from a mark of 108 at Chester last year and has been running well on AW this winter, landing a big pot on AW Finals' Day. Only narrowly denied in Listed class at Windsor last time and should go well again.
Listed winner at Ascot on return when getting the better of the returning Barney Roy. That rival possibly not fully wound up for that test so it's probably best not to view that form literally. Each-way claims regardless.
Placed in Group class as a juvenile and won on return at Chelmsford. Narrowly beat Oh This Is Us in a career best effort in Listed class at Windsor last time but his age group have a poor record in this race and this track will pose a new question.
Non-Runners
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Weight: 9-6| Age: 8
T: D R C Elsworth J: Non Runner
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Forecasts
Zaaki (11/8), Bye Bye Hong Kong (13/8), Mordin (13/2), Oh This Is Us (8/1), Chief Ironside (16/1), Master The World (20/1), Zabriskie (66/1)
An intriguing renewal of this race but a chance is taken on the progressive MORDIN who finished runner-up in a typically competitive renewal of Newmarket's Cambridgeshire last year. The five-year-old looked better than ever at Haydock on return and can go well again here. Oh This Is Us is a consistent sort but Zaaki could be the main danger after his win at Ascot last time.