Aidan O'Brien's juveniles can step up markedly from their first start and the fact that Enistymon holds a group1 entry suggests significant progression is expected here.
There are many unknown quantities in the field but our selection should put his experience to good use and the forecast prices are hinting at a healthy price.
John Gosden has his string in a rich vein of form and this unexposed son of Sepoy looks to have every chance of remaining unbeaten.
He returned from a lengthy absence to win readily at Nottingham and he has the beating of William Haggas' Bayroot based on that form.
More to come. Frankie booked.
Year Of The Tiger was considerately handled when finishing seventh in the Chesham Stakes and he looked mightily impressive when cruising to victory at Naas last weekend.
This is a quick-turnaround against some smart looking types but it will take a very good thing to derail him based on that performance.
Big player.
The Bunbury Cup is as tricky as they come but we are expecting some extra place enhancements on the day making our two e/w pokes look good value.
Both of these finished strongly behind Guineas winner Billesdon Brook at Chelmsford latest and this represents a drop in class, plus the form has subsequently been boosted at Group and Listed level.
Dupioni doesn't hail from one of the powerhouse yards but she looks to have a brilliant chance for Rae Guest in the 16:05. She is evidently held in high-regard (thrown into listed race on second start) and her latest outing over C&D really caught the eye.
She was slow away that day before staying on from a hopeless position and you can't help but think they had this race in mind.
Dream Of Dreams has got better with age and now looks to have progressed into a top class sprinter so he has to be feared, but Commonwealth Cup champion Advertise bounced back to form returned to 6f and will be a tough nut to crack.
He is 4/5 over 6f, with his only defeat coming to Calyx, who at his best would be a short priced jolly for this race.
The Maritime Cargo Handicap rounds off the July meeting and we are sweet on the chances of Dubai Tradition.
His form has stacked up well thus far and his recent victory was visually impressive being eased down in the final stages. He is over the same trip here and again meets good ground.
The one to beat.
