Tramore

Most experienced runner in the field by a country mile (40 races versus a field average of 10) and boasts the best career win rate at 1 in 10. He's shown three straight second-place finishes but then bombed at Galway, and crucially he's never won on good or firm ground — he's a standard-ground specialist.

Eight races, zero wins but four places — he's clearly shown up but can't break through. The youngest horse here at four years old and decent enough recent form (third at Sligo), but still hunting for that elusive maiden win across an increasingly frustrating career.

Lightly raced with two starts and no places to show for it — finished sixth and eleventh, suggesting he's running in the right ballpark but not competitive enough yet. At 61.0 odds, the market has marked him down as an outsider with everything still to prove.

Just one race under his belt and finished ninth at Cork 13 days ago, beaten nearly 64 lengths. These are the bare bones of form, and at 81.0 odds he's rightly treated as having serious work to do to even threaten this field.

A genuine rescue mission: this 7-year-old hasn't raced in 829 days (nearly two years) and returns with zero wins from three career races. The massive odds of 67.0 tell the story — he's a genuine longshot with everything to prove after a career-altering absence.