HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

1m course maiden winner. Shaped well when fourth back here on his handicap debut (1m again) and built on that when getting up late over 1m at Ascot (good to firm) 3 weeks ago. Almost certainly capable of better again, particularly at 1¼m.

Won 1m Southwell maiden in May and looked potentially smart when following up in 1¼m Doncaster novice (firm) in June. Seemed to find the Golden Gates at Royal Ascot a bit of a culture shock but could easily resume his progression with that first experience of a big-field handicap behind him.

Quite useful but hasn't really progressed since a debut win last summer, although it's possible 1½m may have stretched his stamina in the King George V handicap at Royal Ascot last time.

Winner of a pair of 1m novices at the start of the summer and progressed again when second of 6 on handicap debut at the Newmarket July meeting (1¼m, good to firm). Could have more to offer but the outside stall has the potential to be awkward.

Very useful effort when winning 1¼m handicap at the Newmarket Guineas meeting in May. Has backed it up with creditable efforts in defeat at Royal Ascot and the Newmarket July meeting but they underline that his current mark demands improvement.

Much improved when making successful reappearance on all-weather at Lingfield (1m) in May and backed that up in no uncertain terms when making a mockery of an opening mark of 85 over 9f on turf there in June. 9 lb higher in a much stronger race now but has the potential for better again.

Quite useful sort who won his first 2 starts but his mid-field finish in the King George handicap at Royal Ascot (1½m, good to firm) underlines that he needs more from his mark. Back down in trip.

Capped progressive juvenile season with all-the-way success at Chester (7.5f). Bettered that form when excellent fourth in Britannia at Royal Ascot on handicap bow. Only seventh at the Newmarket July meeting since but a step up to 1¼m could suit on breeding. Also tongue tied first time.

Useful performer who was a bit below his best when 4½ lengths fourth of 11 to Ciarrai Abu at Ascot (1m, good to firm) 20 days ago but he once again left the impression that a return to 1¼m will suit. Not discounted.

Took career record to 3-5 when seeing off 5 rivals at Musselburgh (1m, good to soft) on reappearance in April. Has met with defeat in 5 subsequent starts but has shaped well when reaching the frame in 9f handicaps back at Musselburgh the last twice and his stable has tasted recent success in this.

Useful performer who ran well when 4 lengths sixth of 18 in Golden Gates at Royal Ascot (1¼m, good to firm) last month but well below par over 1m at Sandown since. Quickly back up in trip.

Useful form. Winner of 2 novices and made a creditable start to his handicap career when fifth of 8 at Chester (10.3f, good to firm) 20 days ago. Remains open to improvement.

Promising start to his career, beating the reopposing Lean D'aislingean by ½ length when getting off the mark in 1m Ffos Las maiden (good) last month. Not obviously well treated from an opening mark of 87 but there should be more to come, particularly at 1¼m.

Ghaiyyath colt who has learned by the run, finishing ½-length second of 8 to Dark Whisper in maiden at Ffos Las (1m, good) 30 days ago, albeit with the run of the race from the front. Up in trip for handicap debut from a mark which demands improvement.

£165,000 breeze-up buy who produced a promising first effort when second in a Beverley conditions event (5f) in May, green early but coming home well. Subsequent Catterick fourth has to go down as disappointing on that basis but she's worth another chance to get back on the up.

Foaled March 7. €48,000 yearling, Dandy Man filly. Dam, 5f winner, half-sister to smart winner up to 9f Devonshire (won Ridgewood Pearl Stakes). Her leading yard boasts an impressive record of 15-50 with 2-y-o debutants so far this season and she commands obvious respect.

Left previous efforts behind when going close behind I Ready on return from 9 weeks off at the Curragh (6f). Should improve up in trip and makes plenty of appeal in his bid to go one better.

Proved much sharper for debut when winning 9-runner maiden at Bellewstown (1m) by 1¼ lengths earlier this month. Subsequently unsold for €84,000 in recent online sale and needs more to defy opening mark back down in trip.

Fifth behind a couple of next-time-out winners in solid Curragh maiden on debut (6f). Didn't build on his Bellewstown second when beaten favourite on qualifying run at the Curragh latest. No surprise to see him resume progress switched to a handicap/longer trip, though.

Progressed gradually in maidens before finding drop back in trip against him at Navan (6f). Should be seen in a better light now handicapping in first-time cheekpieces, for all Seven Nation Army has the more obvious claims of yard's duo.

Much improved with cheekpieces added when scoring by head from Seven Nation Army on handicap bow at the Curragh (6f) last time. The way he knuckled down suggests 7f could be within range and good-value claimer added following 7 lb hike in the weights.

Made the most of a handy draw when much-improved, ½-length second on qualifying run at Fairyhouse (6f, 100/1). May well build on that back up in distance for handicap bow.

Makes some appeal on pedigree. No impact in trio of Curragh maidens. Has almost certainly been campaigned with handicaps in mind and needs a market check off lowly opening mark.