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Knocking on the door last season and is fancied to land a breakthrough success, having shaped with plenty of promise when fourth of 9 at Kempton on reappearance.

Mayson gelding ran his best race stepped up to 7f when third of 8 at Wolverhampton in January. That form has taken a few knocks, but he's worth a go over this longer trip on that evidence.

38,000 gns son of Lope de Vega didn't pull up any trees in a trio of starts last year, but yard has had success with this family and he could improve now sent handicapping following a gelding operation.

Some promise in trio of all-weather starts for current yard and may do better for the switch to handicaps.

26,000 gns son of Toronado didn't look a sprinter when fourth of 10 at Kempton (6f) last November, and having been gelded since, could well make more impact switched to a longer trip/handicap in first-time hood.

320,000 gns Lope de Vega filly again didn't show much when last of 5 in Lingfield novice in late-February, though her price tag and the booking of Oisin Murphy suggest she could make more impact handicapping.

Again shaped well in similar company when third of 5 at Wolverhampton last time. Benefits from the addition of cheekpieces and a good-value apprentice and makes appeal on turf debut.

Showed a good attitude when providing her trainer with his first winner at Wolverhampton last time, and with a couple in behind improving since, she needs considering off a 2 lb higher mark.