PeakFormers

Improved to win last two outings since being stepped up to today's trip of one mile. Had come from the rear to win those two races by short margins, so looks still well-in from a 4lbs higher mark. Should be just as effective on this quicker ground as it has ran well on good to firm.

Solid form pick after beating Dash of Spice who has since won twice including at Royal Ascot. 

Goes for the four-timer after bolting up by 6l at Lingfield on latest outing. Still well-in at the weights here as future mark will be 5lbs higher.

Progressive 3-y-o colt who beat subsequent winner Buridan over the same course and distance on latest outing. Appeared to have won with something in hand and this mark of 89 could underestimate him on handicap debut.

Won this in 2016 and was unlucky not to follow up when just touched off by Big Orange last year. Likely to be ridden closer to the pace this time and with conditions in favour can outstay these rivals.

Good effort to lead close home after not looking entirely comfortable on the downhill Epsom course latest. Should be better suited to Ascot today with it's stiff uphill finish and has the beating of his main rivals on recent form.

Steps up in class but won by 5l on debut at Newmarket showing an impressive turn of foot. Form looks solid enough as he beat Octave who had won it's previous outing and the tip could be good enough in a very competitive race.

Improved form to come from the rear to win a Leicester handicap last time out. Looked to have had more in hand than the 4lbs higher mark here and should be effective on this quicker ground.

Hat-trick seeker who made all and ran on gamely to win a 17 runner York Handicap on latest outing. Looks well suited to this course and although 8lbs higher will be carrying the same weight and receives 5lbs from main rival Western Duke. 

Goes for the hat-trick after beating Ripp Orf who had previously won a 27 runner class 2 handicap at Ascot. 6lbs higher today but travelled well and pulled away from Ripp Orf close home.