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Oh So Charming is the second-favourite at 6.5 odds but sits only 9 pounds below the field average—a modest claim at this level. His last three runs have been indifferent (12th, 5th, 2nd), and crucially, he has zero wins from 12 starts on good ground, which doesn't favour him on today's normal conditions.

Rich Belief boasts the best career win rate in the field at roughly 1 in 6 races across 39 outings, and won at Wexford just 14 days ago. He's top-rated here by a meaningful margin, though his 6th place at Dundalk last week and preference for good-to-yielding ground (not ideal on normal conditions) means he's vulnerable despite the editorial backing.

Bryson is a 6-year-old still searching for a maiden win after eight races, with just two places to his name—making him the least experienced winner in this field. He's drifted sharply in the market from 2.5 to 10.0, and with a 6th place finish just three weeks ago, there's no evidence he can trouble the principals here.

God Of Thunder is top-rated by 5 pounds and has a solid record on normal and good ground (2 wins from 13 starts), which suits today perfectly. However, his last two runs show 6th and 10th place finishes, and with just four wins from 48 races, he's fighting against poor baseline form—even if the conditions stack in his favour.