Cork

The only winner at this 2m1f distance (1 from 3) and the most experienced horse here with 10 races, but her recent form is poor with a 6th and 8th in the last two. She excels on better ground, not today's normal conditions.

Four races without a win but showed minor form with a 3rd once, though she's been beaten a long way in recent tries. 85 days off before the 11th-place finish at Cork is another red flag.

A 6-year-old making her debut is genuinely unusual—most horses race much younger. No form to assess whatsoever, so this is a genuine gamble into the unknown.

Two races, two pulls-up, zero finishes—this horse hasn't completed a race yet. At five years old with nothing to show, it's hard to make a case for her here against runners with actual form.

Four-year-old with three races, zero wins or places, and pulled up once at Cork before. Recent form of 11th at Kilbeggan doesn't suggest she's made progress.

Making her racecourse debut at five years old, which is unusually late with no form to assess. At 101.0 odds, she's a genuine unknown in a field where most rivals have raced multiple times.

Seven years old with two races, two non-finishes, and just raced nine days ago with an 8th and 9th. This is a horse going nowhere fast.

One race, a 10th-place finish, and never raced on normal ground before—almost no evidence to work with. The 101.0 odds reflect how little is known about this five-year-old.

Making her racecourse debut at five years old with no form on record. Like other debutantes here, she's a complete unknown, though her trainer E Sheehy has no help history with this jockey.

Two races, zero wins, and hasn't raced on normal ground before—never even finished a race (one pull-up). The 149-day absence before returning to an 8th place is not encouraging.

A 4-year-old with just one race—a 12th-place finish at Cork 24 days ago. Youngest in the field and well beaten, with no evidence of ability.

A 4-year-old with one race—a pull-up at Listowel 63 days ago—and never raced on normal ground. There's simply nothing to suggest she's ready for this step.

A 4-year-old with two races and one place finish, showing at least some capability. But with no detail on recent outings (forms marked as unknown) and zero wins from two tries, she's lightly tested.

Just one race—a 12th-place finish at Killarney 17 days ago—with no course or ground experience. At five years old, this is essentially a debut horse still.

Making her racecourse debut at six years old, which is exceptionally late. With zero racing experience and no form to work from, she's as much a mystery as the other debutantes.