Paw Harris should be one of the first few into stride, just like he was a week ago when he finished runner-up of the track and distance.
The son of Yozo Bale ran a time of 34.72 that night and maps to get a nice sit up front from wider out.
This Bad Boy was an impressive winner last week over much shorter, going clear by 8.8 lengths when stepping back to the 595m trip.
He’s facing a sharp rise in distance back out to 715m tonight but does have the inside box in his favour with plenty of late speed to burn.
Leo Bale brought up his hat trick last week with a stunning win from out wide by close to five lengths.
He’s clearly the class runner in this field and again looks suited from a wide box as he looks likely to get forward in the run and land on the bunny.
In a race lacking depth, this is his to lose.
Spencer has finally drawn a box closer to the paint after racing wide in his last few starts.
The son of Aston Rupee can mix his form, but he should have no trouble getting to the front and running his usual race up on the speed with a vacant box next door.
Back out over his preferred trip of 515m, this looks like the right race for him to score a well-deserved win.