Paw Uma finally shed the maiden tag after eight starts here last week, exploding to gap her rivals by over eight lengths where she made every post a winner.
The daughter of Tiggerlong Tonk has missed the money only once during her short career and maps to get another tidy run up on the speed from the wide box.
Likely racing with confidence, she’s capable of putting it all together now, as the price suggests.
Where’s Walter has done a stack of racing for a four-year-old, particularly over the 410m trip where he’s won on a whopping 18 occasions.
The son of Hostile owns a speedy 23.17 track/distance PB here at Horsham, far and away the quickest of any dog in this field.
Poised to strike stepping back up to his preferred trip following a place effort two back at Ballarat, he looks a nice value play in an open contest.
Field Day has done some of his best racing from Box 4 with three wins and a place to his name.
A winner of two of his last four starts, the son of Hooked On Scotch maps to get a tidy run in behind the leaders in what is also his first look at the Horsham course.
Paw Kramer should find the early tempo to his liking after leading for most of the way last week over a touch shorter.
The son of Fernando Bale went down fighting over his final few steps, beaten by the barest of margins when stepping back harshly from racing over 525m the start prior.
Providing he gets away cleanly, he’ll land on the bunny early and give a nice sight yet again.