Copper Knight

Not very big but an 8-times winner who always does his best. Has run well off a break before and still fairly handicapped despite top weight.

Leodis Dream

No worries that he comes here off a break as defied an absence to win well first time in 2019. However his handicap mark looks challenging.

Stone Of Destiny

His trainer reckons that he was unlucky on several occasions last season, until winning at Ascot.  This trip and good ground are ideal.

Count d’Orsay

In great form late last season with two wins and a good 2nd in a big field. Only problem is facing a career high handicap mark on this return.

Aplomb

His jockey steered him to victory in a handicap last August and the pair very nearly won another at Ascot in October. Any ease in the ground would help.

Makanah

Won first time off a break last season so no concerns there. He is versatile in terms of ground and tactics.

Street Parade

Led for most of the trip to win at Windsor early last season. Yet to win again despite near misses. Best on fast ground according to his trainer.

Encore d’Or

Has a higher winning strike-rate on the all-weather compared to turf. Has a sinking handicap mark following a mostly disappointing 2019.

Venturous

This speedster returned from a lengthy break to outclass his rivals in a modest all-weather sprint in January. Prefers a fast surface.

Blue De Vega

3rd in a 1600m G1 as a 3YO but has been a handicap sprinter for a long time now. He needs a strong pace to aim at.

Royal Birth

His last 14 starts have come on the all-weather but he is three times a turf winner. His jockey has only partnered him once before, finishing 2nd then.

Restless Rose

She was in good form in all-weather sprints earlier this year, winning twice. Also decent on turf and her trainer thinks she’s been unlucky a few times.