Dollar Chaser has been racing well without winning and he has an excellent chance to claim a maiden race win.
He has improved each time he has been seen at the races this campaign and I like the fact that he has been kept at 1000 metres.
There are a number of unproven horses in this field and, on exposed form, Dollar Chase does have a genuine edge.
Bankroll missed the start slightly on debut at Moe and that probably cost him victory.
There was a lot to like about the way that he found the line in the concluding stages of that contest and he should take good improvement from that effort.
Damien Thornton will settle him in the second half of the field from barrier ten, but he will be storming home late.
Imperial Lad is deserving of his status as a clear favourite in the Neds Peninsula Cup.
He never gave his rivals a chance when he bolted in to win at The Valley last start and a repeat of that effort would make him very tough to beat.
Jarrod Fry can take him straight to the front in the Neds Peninsula Cup and he will give his rivals something to chase.
Kamien is a much better chance than his current odds suggest.
He was poor at Cranbourne a couple of starts ago, but his form outside of that has been strong and this is far from the strongest race.
Barrier three is ideal and he will have every possible chance in the run.