Looks set to be the favourite thanks to the last two wins at this C&D last month, with a similar weight to the last handicap this filly can handle.
Could well see off challenges from Ascot Dreamer who will head up the front of the pack but Beau Warrior will look to gain the momentum towards the end after holding up in mid-division to track the early pace setters.
Has great form coming into this race coming off the back of plenty of places, while just coming up a little short at this course last time out in November but looks set to be much more equipped for this one as the long break and change of stable and owner can now come to fruition.
Needs to finish stronger than her only 4 starts but if she does could be difficult to beat.
Again one that can track the leaders and then challenge later on for the lead just like she did at Wolverhampton in October.
Goes well over these distances and has experience on this C&D as well which could prove pivotal in this race with horses with less experience.
Only raced just last week here at 5f and managed an impressive fourth place to a strong field.
Another horse with plenty of chance with most horses racing over the last week to chalk up these handicaps and to find the right distances.
Has travelled well over longer distances in the past so a 6f mark should help as he likes to track the leaders and power over the finish line as well.
The form has something to answer for but this field looks suited to give the right performance for our penultimate pick under the lights.
This French gelding looks impressive on pace and will definitely head up the field throughout or at least prominent from the off.
Among 17 current runners looks to have it all to do but with the form at 3m this shorter trip is much more preferable for this 7 year old.
Hasn’t done well in the shorter distances before but with the 3m win this field is much more suited.
