Kempton Park 18:30 Odds Comparison

Scopey son of Mehmas who improved on a promising debut third when second in a Newbury maiden (7f) 12 days ago. Still looked a work in progress then and he's a big player here with prospect of more to come.

Showcasing colt who made a bright start without proving any match for the winner when second in a Leicester novice (7f) 18 days ago. Rates a likely improver with that under his belt

€130,000 yearling, No Nay Never colt. Half-brother to several winners, including 1¼m-1½m winner Brilliant Light and 11.6f-1¾m winner Golden Flame, both useful. Dam, 1¼m winner. Noteworthy newcomer representing leading stable.

Sea The Stars gelding who didn't go unsupported when making a winning belated debut at Newcastle (7f) at the start of the month. This no easy task conceding chunks of weight to a host of 3-y-os but he's open to improvement nevertheless.

Night of Thunder colt who proved much sharper with his debut run behind him when second in a C&D novice 4 weeks ago. Fully expected to be on the premises again from a handy inside berth.

Time Test filly who has run to a similar level both starts to date, taking third close home in a C&D maiden 4 weeks ago. Handicaps over longer trips promise to be more her thing after this.

Lope Y Fernandez gelding who showed ability at long odds when fifth in a 12-runner Lingfield novice (1m) 2 weeks ago, travelling better than many to the home turn. Entitled to improve but bred to be suited by longer trips in due course.

Starman gelding who showed only greenness when last of 6 in a Lingfield novice on debut 9 days ago.

Pinatubo filly who was green and never figured under hands and heels ride when fifth in a Newbury maiden (6.5f) on debut in October. Another likely type to do better in handicaps further down the line.

Offered little in pair of quick-fire maiden/novice runs last summer. Returns for new yard/after 9 months off having been gelded but handicaps over longer trips promise to be more his bag moving forward this campaign.