Third over six furlongs at York on 10 October, beaten three quarters of a length, he comes here in competitive form from the same mark. That followed another close third here over five and a half furlongs in September, giving his recent form a solid look. Today's 103 is 5lb above his June Newcastle win over five furlongs, so he has already shown he can cope with the shorter trip. Fifth in Class 1 company over five furlongs on heavy at Beverley in August, beaten two and a half lengths, also offers encouragement.

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Her Class 1 second at Sandown in July, beaten a length on good ground, sets a useful standard for this return to Class 2. She had also finished a close third in Class 1 company at Carlisle in May, showing that the Sandown effort was no isolated bright spot. Her latest eleventh at Longchamp on 4 October was less persuasive, although she was beaten under five lengths over five furlongs. She is now 2lb lower on 99, but heavy ground presents a different test from the good going of her Sandown placing.

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Won over five furlongs on heavy at Haydock on 26 September, a particularly relevant performance with the same trip and going awaiting him here. The 3lb higher mark of 97 asks a little more of him, but his effectiveness in these conditions is a clear asset. His subsequent ninth at Ascot came in Class 1 company on good to firm, and this return to Class 2 offers some relief. He was also beaten just a length and three quarters when fifth here over five and a half furlongs on 12 September.

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Beaten a length and three quarters when fourth over five furlongs on heavy at Haydock on 26 September, he has relevant form for today's conditions. He was beaten the same distance when fifth at Ascot on good to firm on 3 October, suggesting he remains competitive in Class 2. His September win here over five furlongs on good ground provides further encouragement for the return to this course and distance. He runs from 89, 4lb above that winning mark but 1lb lower than for both subsequent efforts.

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Successive six-furlong wins at Wolverhampton in March and Newmarket in April showed his ability, with the latter coming in this grade on good ground. Today's mark of 89 is 4lb above his Newmarket winning rating, leaving him with a realistic chance if he can recapture that form. He returns from 127 days off after finishing twenty-first over five furlongs at Ascot in June, beaten 12 lengths. A five-furlong win at Windsor in August 2025 offers encouragement for the trip, although that came on good to firm rather than today's heavy ground.

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Her close second over six furlongs at Newmarket on 24 September showed she can be competitive in this grade when things fall right. She was less effective over five furlongs at Ascot on 3 October, finishing tenth on good to firm, beaten four and a half lengths. Her August Hamilton win over five furlongs came from 84, leaving her 4lb higher today and with a little more required to win again. Her September 2025 success here came over five and a half furlongs on good ground, rather different conditions from today's five furlongs on heavy.

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His third in a Class 2 over five furlongs at Ascot on 3 October, beaten a length and a half on good to firm, puts him in the picture. Today's mark of 87 is 2lb above his five-furlong Sandown win on good to soft in August, so he remains close to that winning rating. An Ascot second on soft in October 2025 offers encouragement for testing conditions, but heavy ground is a separate question. He finished tenth over this course and distance on heavy on 25 October 2025, beaten seven lengths and three quarters, which tempers confidence.

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His second here over six and a half furlongs on 13 September came from today's mark of 86 and gives him a credible course claim. He failed to back that up at Ayr on 18 September, finishing twelfth over six furlongs on soft, beaten eight and a quarter lengths. The drop to five furlongs has some appeal given his narrow second at Hamilton over this trip on heavy in September 2024. He also finished a close fourth over six furlongs on heavy here in November 2025, so these conditions need not rule him out.

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His recent form needs reviving after seventh at Catterick on 17 October, beaten eight lengths, following another well-held effort at York on 9 October. Now down to 85, he is just 3lb above his June Redcar winning mark, which gives him some scope to be competitive again. His narrow Class 2 second at York on 27 June came from 90, so there is better form behind him than his recent results suggest. Grant Tuer's four winners from 15 runners in the past fortnight offer encouragement that the stable is in good heart.

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His third over five furlongs at York on 9 October, beaten a length and a half on good to soft, was a welcome return to form. He had won over this trip on heavy at Haydock on 4 September, so today's ground is a positive on that evidence. However, he finished ninth in Class 2 over the same course and distance on 26 September, beaten nine lengths on heavy. He remains on 81, the mark of his York placing and 4lb above his September win, but now steps up from Class 3 to Class 2.

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