Perth 17:00 Odds Comparison

Dictated to get off the mark in a change of headgear at Market Rasen last time, and while unlikely to get it all his own in front here, he's still one of the more interesting types in a modest handicap.

Irish bumper winner dictated to capitalise on a falling mark in a Plumpton handicap hurdle but could only run to a similar level when fourth of 9 on chase debut at Warwick last time.

Winning pointer showed his first form over hurdles (following a breathing operation) when third of 10 on handicap debut here (3m) on Wednesday, underlining that his yard is in much better nick of late.

Irish maiden doesn't look well treated off his inflated British mark, though still merits a check in the betting given who trains him.

Long-standing maiden ran well to finish fourth in a much stronger race at Musselburgh before not being seen to best effect over a longer trip at Sedgefield (27f) on latest start. First-time visor/strongly-run 2½m could suit, and he may be worth another chance.

Debut bumper winner placed for the second time in novice hurdles when third at Newcastle on qualifying run, and while he's entitled to come on for that, the handicapper hasn't taken any chances with his opening mark.

Maiden whose best efforts have come at Carlisle, running as well as he has when third of 8 (no match for front pair) there last time.

Stoutly-bred sort shaped with a degree of promise on qualifying run at Musselburgh (17f) last time and could improve now sent handicapping over a longer trip.

Point runner-up was already on the retreat when making a serious error on handicap debut at Carlisle (19f) last time, though he should at least stay this far if settling better.

Point winner did finish third in a thin Ayr novice last season, though there was little promise in his chase debut at Kelso on latest start, and he has something to prove with cheekpieces added on handicap hurdle bow.