Ayr 16:08 Odds Comparison

Winner of 3 listed races already at this track, she produced a career best with a smart third in the Group 2 Temple Stakes at Haydock and should take all the beating back in calmer waters.

Successful in a juvenile listed event at Newmarket (6f) this time last year, but she hasn't won since and was unable to match her improved effort in the Group 2 Temple at Haydock when sixth of 8 in the Scurry Stakes at Sandown last time.

Third to Beautiful Diamond here on final start for Mark Usher and ran a remarkable race (very slowly away) to finish a close fourth in a 6f handicap at York last time. Interesting on just her fourth start for excellent yard, though needs to prove her antics at the start were a one-off.

Night of Thunder filly who impressed when landing back-to-back all-weather events last summer and justified support to make it 3-3 on return/handicap debut at Doncaster (6f). In deeper waters, however, she should have the speed for 5f and is a sprinter very much on the up.

Thrived as a 3-y-o for excellent yard before nearly adding to her tally at Yarmouth on return and wasn't disgraced on the softer ground than previously faced when fifth in the Epsom Dash latest. Needs a bit more up in class, however, a strongly-run 5f ought to suit.

Most progressive when winning 5 handicaps last season, including over C&D, and she has to be on the shortlist having taken her form to a new level when third in a listed race at Carlisle last time.

Fourth in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot this time last year, she made a winning return in a heavy-ground maiden at Cork but promised more than she delivered when only beating one home in a 15-runner listed race at Naas on her latest start.

Won 6f all-weather maiden last autumn and while she ran as well as could be expected when fifth of 15 in a listed race at Haydock on reappearance, more is needed on first start over the minimum trip.

Having displayed plenty of speed in winning her first 2 races over 5f at Southwell, she was seen to good effort on second start in a handicap when third in the Epsom Dash last time. This looks considerably tougher, however, isn't fully exposed.

Off the mark in pretty good style at the Curragh (6f, heavy) on reappearance but found listed company too competitive at Cork subsequently, and it's likely to be a similar story here.

Low-mileage 4-y-o who overcame a significant absence to make it 3 wins from 5 on return at Wolverhampton. Probably still feeling those exertions at Nottingham in late-April and while given time to recover, she's been pitched into a competitive listed event.

Fairly useful sort who's won a trio of 5f handicaps but has typically fallen short at this level, doing all she could when fourth of 8 in a listed race at Cork latest. Blinkers go back on instead of visor.

Went with plenty of enthusiasm when off the mark in a maiden at Kempton (7f) on final start for Ollie Sangster last October. Has since joined a new yard, however, she faces a stiff task tackling 5f/listed company for the first time.

On the up in handicaps last summer before putting a poor run behind her when fourth in a good-quality all-weather to sign off the season, but she needs more pitched into listed company on what is effectively her return (unseated at the start at Thirsk last month).

All-weather maiden winner who seemed to show improved form when fifth in a listed race on the all-weather at Chantilly (6.5f) on final start for Amy Murphy, though she was well positioned in a race where it paid to be handy, and has plenty to find on stable debut.