Goodwood

First time on a racecourse and there is very little to build on — her trainer Diego Dias has recorded no winners from his only run in the past two weeks, making this a thin profile on both horse and yard. The positive is that Hollie Doyle rides, and she has been in sharp form with seven wins from 51 races in the past fortnight — easily the most active jockey in this field. Honest assessment: the data here is slim, and she will need to outrun her 10.0 odds against more fancied rivals.

No racecourse form to speak of, as this will be his very first run, but he has a live jockey in Saffie Osborne who has been the busiest and sharpest rider in the field recently — seven wins from 32 races in the past two weeks. Draw 2 puts him right in the low-draw sweet spot where the stats strongly favour winners at this course and distance. He is one of the more interesting debutants purely on those two angles.

First time on a racecourse and carrying the widest draw in the field — and at this course over five furlongs, that high draw is a real disadvantage, with high-drawn horses winning only 7% of races compared to 12% for low draws. He is by Dark Angel, a sire well known for producing fast, precocious two-year-olds, so the breeding is encouraging. But with no form to go on and an awkward stall, he faces a tough ask first time out.

No racecourse form to assess, but she draws the best stall in the field — box one — which is a genuine advantage at Goodwood over five furlongs where low draws dominate. Richard Hannon's yard has sent out five winners in the past two weeks, so there is at least some stable confidence to lean on. She is priced at 8.4, making her the most fancied of all the debutants, which suggests the market has some interest here.