Wolverhampton 17:15 Odds Comparison

Low-mileage 3-y-o who put it all together to get off the mark under an aggressive front-running ride at Kempton (7f) in March. Should get the longer trip on that evidence and with the form working out well (second has won twice since), he's worth siding with again.

Lightly-raced 3-y-o who showed improved form when runner-up in first-time cheekpieces on handicap bow at Leicester, doing well to keep the long odds-on favourite honest, and he's expected to go close again.

Free-going sort made it back-to-back course victories on return from 3 months off here (9.5f) last time. Course form looks solid and with the slightly shorter trip unlikely to inconvenience, she's expected to go well in her hat-trick bid.

Newcastle novice winner backed up a solid C&D run when 1½ lengths third of 10 to Imola on her latest start and is relatively unexposed for one in this grade.

Rejuvenated since joining current yard and was well positioned to make it 2 wins in 4 starts under this rider at Thirsk last time. May find life tougher from a wide draw off 2 lb higher, though.

Posted his best effort for a while when successful in this grade at Kempton last time, ending a losing run stretching back to early-2022, but he isn't an obvious type to follow up from 4 lb higher.

Capitalised on a falling mark with a narrow success at Lingfield last time, though he isn't an obvious one to follow up under an inexperienced rider, given his recent tendency to blow the start.

4-time winner who continued below his best when seventh of 11 in a C&D handicap earlier this month.

Fared better than previously with the run of the race when fourth of 5 on qualifying run at Newmarket (7f). Has a 10-month absence to overcome but is well worth a go in first-time cheekpices/over a longer trip on handicap debut.

Veteran who landed back-to-back course handicaps (7f) earlier in the year but has looked badly out of sorts in recent starts.

Having hinted at ability last year, he was presumably amiss when running poorly on return/handicap bow at Haydock (7f, 18/1), though it's hard to be confident even with tongue strap back on.

C&D winner looks to have lost her way, faring no better than on stable debut here last time.

Won at Lingfield in February for William Muir & Chris Grassick but subsequently lost his form and showed nothing on stable debut at Chepstow (7f, soft, 50/1) last time.