My Pension Expert Fillies' Handicap

Raised her game when opening turf account at Doncaster (8f) in May and good efforts in defeat on July course and Goodwood more recently. Needs to bounce back from a below-par effort at Ascot last time, though.

Haydock maiden winner on debut and made a successful return to double her career tally in a novice event there in June. Proved disappointing since, however, and no surprise to see headgear now applied.

Dual winner this year who wasn't seen to best effect when good third of 8 in handicap at Wolverhampton (8.6f, 2/1) 18 days ago. Races off same mark here and is one for shortlist.

Not disgraced in handicap company since making a winning return at Wolverhampton but is unproven on slow ground and looks on a stiff mark at present. Cheekpieces on first time.

Resumed winning ways at Goodwood (8f) in May and acquitted herself well in defeat on next 2 starts. Out of her depth in listed company latest but better is expected here.

Gained reward for some agonising defeats when winning at Beverley (5f) in August and back to that sort of form when third of 10 in handicap at Redcar (8f, good to soft) 18 days ago, not ideally placed. Likely contender.

Bagged her most valuable success yet in 1m fillies' handicap at Ascot in May but has not been in same form more recently, including when down the field here 18 days ago. Makes limited appeal.

€350,000 yearling by Night of Thunder who made a winning start for David Simcock in 7f fillies' novice in the mud at this course last November. Not disgraced in better company here in May and remains with potential, now sent handicapping for new yard. Worth monitoring in market.

Caused a 66/1 shock over this C&D in May and arguably surpassed that performance when scoring at Goodwood in August. Handicapper may be in charge now, however.

Still looking for first success but added another creditable run to her CV when good third of 8 in handicap at Epsom (8.5f, soft) 24 days ago. Cheekpieces on first time. Should give another solid account.