 
               
			 
			 
	1409m – Turf
| 1 | Balon D’Or | A winner on his debut but failed to make a huge impact in a G3 and Listed race and now drops into handicap company, also rising in trip. | 
| 2 | Bits And Bobs | Ran a dismal race when favourite for a Carlisle novices’ event – perhaps inconvenienced by the rain-softened ground. His two previous starts including a maiden victory had been encouraging. | 
| 3 | Mission To Moon | Has shown promise on all three runs, just finding one rival too good in 1400m encounters on his last two starts. Kicks off his handicap career now. | 
| 4 | Doddie’s Impact | A cheap purchase who proved to be a bargain when outgunning 15 rivals on heavy ground at Doncaster in April. Reappeared 103 days later when weakening at Newbury. Wants slow ground. | 
| 5 | Sarakana | Despite unseating her rider before the start and then missing the break, she managed to easily record a 40-1 shock victory at Haydock on her debut. Last of 17 in an Ascot G3 subsequently. | 
| 6 | Gamraan | Jason Watson partners this colt for the first time. An especially promising effort in June when a close third at Doncaster. Handicap debut and from a stable that have won this before. | 
| 7 | Lincoln Legacy | Ran a good third considering that she was penalized for a Kempton win, at Windsor in June. Her pedigree suggests that she should be fine on this rise to 1400m. | 
| 8 | Count Palatine | Didn’t figure in a Listed event at Royal Ascot on his second start, doing better in a 1200m novices’ event at Newbury last month. This trip should be OK but he’ll need to have progressed. | 
| 9 | Macanudo | Has finished second on his last three starts – all in novices’ events – with the figures suggesting gradual improvement. Blinkers fitted here. | 
| 10 | Persian Phoenix | Has turf winners in her pedigree but in four starts so far has performed better on an all-weather surface. | 
| 11 | Phone Tag | Although beaten 6.75L third on his latest start, he had a difficult passage and was making some late headway. The first two that day have not enhanced the form since though the fourth has won. | 
| 12 | Gray’s Inn | Already a proven winner over this trip and in handicap company, justifying favouritism at Chester. Despite then looking to face a difficult task in a Listed event at Sandown, she ran a very solid fourth. | 
| 13 | Conde | Has shown gradual improvement and led for much of the way when third at Chester last month. Up to 1400m – which should suit – and into handicap grade now. | 
| 14 | Marroof | Some encouragement when placed on his first two starts but then faded tamely after racing prominently at Yarmouth. Gelded since then. |