Windsor

Turning out just seven days after her last race is brave or desperate, and her record of 6-7-8-20-10-6 shows she's been all over the place without winning once. The quick turnaround suggests the yard are grasping for answers, and 22.0 odds feel like a stay-away bet.

Another maiden who's never raced on fast ground, now facing it for the first time after a run of 8-8-7 in her last three outings—she's moving backwards, not forwards. At 23.0, she's one of the drifters nobody wants.

One placed finish from four races and a recent third at Newmarket (29 days ago) gives her the most recent form of note, but she's still a maiden and her draw in stall one is unhelpful on a track where low draws win just 14% of the time. At 15.0, there's some value if she can repeat that Newmarket effort.

A big step up in class (three levels) for a filly with zero wins or places from four races—the recent 29-length beating at Newbury tells you everything about where she belongs. At 23.0 odds, the market has no faith, and rightly so.

This filly has placed three times from six races but has never won and faces a critical test on fast, dry ground for the first time—a genuine unknown. Her odds have drifted sharply from 1.1 to 28.0, suggesting the market doesn't fancy her chances in this competitive field, and that long layoff (78 days) won't help against fresher rivals.

Only three career races means we're in uncharted territory here, and his record reads 6-5-4 with no wins; the gap between fourth-placed and sixth-placed finishes suggests he hasn't found his level yet. Running for the first time with jockey Jason Watson adds another question mark.

The longest absence in the field at 110 days is a red flag, and she's stepped up two classes without ever showing she belongs here—her record of 6-11-6-12 is grim reading. The fact she's somehow still 23.0 after all that tells you the market is unimpressed.

Seven races, zero wins, zero places—the worst record in the field by some margin—with her last six finishes reading 8-7-7-6-11-7. Stepping up two classes after a 54-day absence is cruel handicapping for a horse going nowhere fast.

Never raced on fast ground and his form of 10-9-9-5 shows no pattern of improvement, just random scattered results. Running for the first time with his jockey Georgia Dobie adds uncertainty, and 41.0 odds reflect the field's indifference.

Only three races on the board and she's finished 9th, 8th, and 7th—a downward trend that's impossible to ignore. Her trainer's yard may have nine winners this season, but this filly isn't delivering them, and 36.0 odds feel generous.