Yarmouth

No form to go on, but Starlight Lass arrives with perhaps the most prestigious breeding in the race — her sire Dubawi is one of the most celebrated stallions in the world, with a long list of top-level winners to his name. She's trained by the high-profile Gosden yard, who have been in decent form recently. Her draw in stall 3 is also the best among the debutants, sitting in the low-draw zone that has historically performed well at this course and distance.

A debut horse, but one surrounded by plenty of positive signals — trainer William Haggas is in red-hot form, winning nearly half his races in the past two weeks, and jockey Tom Marquand has been equally sharp with seven winners from 27 rides recently. The editorial verdict names her as a potential pick despite having no race experience, and her sire Siyouni has produced some of Europe's best horses. The low draw in stall 1 is the best in the whole field at this course and distance.

Shushu ran just 20 days ago and finished second at Haydock — the only runner in this field to arrive with a place finish already banked, which counts for something. Trainer Roger Varian is a big name in flat racing and jockey Jack Mitchell has been in excellent form recently, winning 4 from his last 12 rides. She hasn't raced on slightly soft ground before, but that recent racecourse experience gives her an edge over several rivals making their debut today.

Another first-time racer with no form to assess, but the breeding is worth noting — her sire Wootton Bassett is one of Europe's most fashionable stallions, known for producing horses that hit the ground running early. Like several others in this field, her odds have drifted significantly, suggesting little confidence from those in the know. Everything is still to be discovered today.