Won over five furlongs at Lingfield on good ground in June, having finished a half-length second at Leicester earlier that month, and those efforts make her interesting in this grade. Her current mark of 54 is 4lb above the Lingfield winning rating, so a little more is required. She was sixth at Wolverhampton on Standard going in August, although a defeat of two and three quarter lengths was respectable enough. Myla Coppins has ridden a winner at Southwell, bringing some successful course experience to the saddle.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Won over six furlongs here on 17 October in this grade on Standard going, giving her a solid piece of recent course form. A 2lb rise to 53 asks a little more, but leaves her close to the rating she won from. The drop to five furlongs is the main question, although her Newcastle second in June, beaten three quarters of a length, offers encouragement at this distance. She was less effective over five furlongs at Newcastle in September, finishing seventh and beaten five and a half lengths.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Close placings at Brighton in September and October give him a chance, including a third beaten three quarters of a length over six furlongs on 6 October. He failed to match that here on 17 October, finishing tenth over six furlongs and beaten seven lengths. Today's return to five furlongs brings him back to the distance of his Lingfield all-weather win in November 2025, so the shorter trip holds no obvious concern. A mark of 51 is 12lb below that Lingfield winning rating, giving him scope if he can recover his better form.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Won over five furlongs at Wolverhampton in February and runs from just 2lb higher here, leaving him on a mark he can be competitive from. His March efforts included a second there and a third at Newcastle, while his latest fifth at Wolverhampton was beaten only a length and three quarters. A half-length second over this course and distance in June 2025 also gives encouragement that today's conditions suit him. He returns after 216 days away, so his ability to reproduce that form following the absence is the main question.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

His fifth over five furlongs at Newcastle on 16 October was a more encouraging effort, with only two and a quarter lengths separating him from the winner. A fourth over six furlongs at Pontefract on 29 June, beaten two and three quarter lengths, also shows he can get competitive at this level. He runs from 48, a further 2lb lower than at Newcastle, giving him more leeway if building on that effort. The concern is his return to Southwell, where he finished eleventh over six furlongs on both 16 and 31 August.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Her eighth over seven furlongs here on 15 October, beaten twelve and a half lengths, leaves her with plenty to find on recent form. She drops two furlongs in distance and 3lb in the ratings, giving her a different test from a mark of 47. Five furlongs did not bring a stronger showing at Newcastle in July, when she finished seventh and ten lengths behind on Standard/Slow going. Donagh Murphy has ridden a winner from six mounts in the past fortnight, providing a modest positive from the saddle.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Returns to Class 6 after finishing eleventh in a Class 2 at Bath on 13 September, beaten seven and a half lengths over five and a half furlongs. Her mark of 43 is 6lb below her six-furlong win at Lingfield in August 2024, giving her scope if she can recapture that form. However, she was beaten eight and a half lengths when seventh over today's course and distance on Standard going in April. Scott Dixon's extensive experience at Southwell is a positive as she switches back to the all-weather.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Needs to put a heavy defeat behind him after finishing ninth at Brighton on 28 September, beaten 37 and a quarter lengths over five and a half furlongs. His fifth over this course and distance in April was more respectable, beaten three and three-quarter lengths on Standard going. He is now 3lb lower than for that April run, giving him a chance on that showing if he can leave the Brighton effort behind. He also finished fourth over five furlongs at Bath in May, beaten three and a quarter lengths, although that was on firm turf.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Finished seventeenth over six furlongs at Thirsk on 1 July, beaten sixteen and three quarter lengths on good to firm ground, and that leaves him needing a substantial revival. He returns after 117 days away, with a mark of 42 that is 3lb lower than for the Thirsk run. Today's drop to five furlongs changes the test, but his course-and-distance effort in November 2025 offers limited encouragement. He finished seventh on Standard going that day, beaten eight lengths, so a much stronger performance is required here.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.