Wexford

An eight-year-old with five races and no wins or places on her record — the sort of profile that says she's racing but not competing at the level required. Her most recent fourth at Ballinrobe is her best effort in recent memory, but it's still a long way from the judge.

Placed in two of his last three races, most recently third at Kilbeggan 14 days ago, suggesting this six-year-old is starting to piece things together after nine outings without a win. His recent form trajectory is the best story in the field after years of struggling, but he's still unproven at this level.

Four races, four defeats, and never raced on normal ground — that's a damning combination for a five-year-old mare at Wexford today. The best she's managed is fourth place, and her recent form of 7-6-4-11 shows her struggling to get competitive even when running.

Twenty races, zero wins, and now 10th at Killarney just 22 days ago — this six-year-old mare is still searching for that elusive breakthrough after years without finding it. Three places from 20 attempts tells you she occasionally runs well enough to touch the frame, but consistency and winning are two different things.

Lightly raced with just three career outings and still searching for his first place finish, but the trend is encouraging — 10th, then 14th, now 8th shows he's finding his feet. At three races in, he's got time to develop, but needs a significant step forward to trouble this field.

Four races without a win or place finish, most recently 11th at Kilbeggan and 13th at Punchestown, marks this five-year-old mare as a horse still searching for her level. The 41.0 odds are about right for a horse who has finished no better than 11th in any of her recent outings.

Absent for 105 days — the longest absence in the field — and carrying a 41.0 price despite a rating above field average, which tells you the market has serious doubts. Five races without a win or place finish, and a pulled-up run in her record, suggests Thurman is a long way from being competitive at this level.

Pulled up just yesterday at Wexford and unplaced in five career races, with 41.0 odds reflecting the market's view that he's way out of his depth. Racing on his home track just days after failing to finish is unlikely to change the narrative.

Four races, four finishes in double figures — a 5-year-old who has never once threatened to trouble the judge in any outing. At 61.0 odds and heading nowhere on recent evidence, this horse is running out of chances to prove he belongs at this level.

Lowest rated in the field at 77 (7lbs below average) and pulled up just yesterday at Kilbeggan — a clear signal that this five-year-old is struggling badly at present. Ten races without a win or place finish, and a recent run that saw him fail to complete, tells you he's the worst prospect here.

Relatively inexperienced at just four career races with two places to show, but his most recent 10th at Kilbeggan and his 12th before that suggest he's going backwards. The 4-year-old is young enough to learn, but these results don't inspire confidence at this stage.

The only horse who has won at this distance and course combination, most experienced in the field with 43 races, and rated 14lbs above field average — but he was 14th at Sligo just yesterday. At ten years old, he's got the profile and knows this track, yet his recent form has been poor despite having won here before, making him a puzzle rather than the obvious choice the odds suggest.