HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Frankel filly who was a close second starting out the July Course (6f). Turned over at short odds in a small-field Salisbury novice next time but got it right switched to all-weather at Kempton 3 weeks ago. Limit not yet reached and 7f won't be a problem.

Sioux Nation filly who was runner-up on her first 3 starts before landing short odds in a weak race at Lingfield (6f) in July. Relished 7f when a fast-finishing second on the July Course last month and the third has advertised the form since. Well weighted.

Blue Point filly who overcame inexperience to make a winning debut in a 6f Newbury maiden (firm) in July. Bare form of that nothing to get carried away with but she cemented a solid start to her career when runner-up under a penalty at Goodwood (7f, heavy) 3 weeks ago. Should have more to offer.

Overcame obvious inexperience when a 40/1 winner on debut at Windsor in July (6f) and defied a penalty in the manner of a useful prospect over the same C&D 3 weeks later. 7f should be within range and she's in the right hands to go on progressing in nurseries.

Kingman filly who built on placed effort at Newbury on debut when landing short odds in 6f Ayr maiden last month. Didn't immediately reap the benefit of 7f on nursery debut at former track a week ago.

Mehmas filly from a family her yard has had success with. Promising fourth starting out over 6f at Newbury in July and while she hasn't built on that twice since, she appeals as the type to progress with racing.

Awkward head carriage a feature of her early performances but she's found only one too good all 3 starts, upped to 7.5f at Beverley 10 days ago. Nursery debut.

Seen to maximum advantage when second of 7 on the July Course last month but surprisingly for one upped to 1m, she lacked a change of gear when last of 4 on all-weather debut. Nursery debut and yard hitting form.

Opened her account in Ayr maiden (7f, good to firm) prior to digging deep to make a successful nursery debut at Thirsk (good). Progress has levelled off since and she looks vulnerable to improvers.

Promise amidst obvious inexperience first 2 starts and didn't need to improve to land the odds at Epsom on first try over 7f a month ago, driven out. Can remain competitive in handicaps.

Promising third on debut before finishing well held in the Sweet Solera. Got off the mark with sights lowered in a 1m novice (first 3 runs on the July Course) and this a far more suitable assignment than the Group 2 May Hill Stakes at Doncaster 2 weeks ago. Back in distance.

Shaped with plenty of encouragement when second of 11 in maiden at this course (7f) on debut last month, nearest at the finish. Can make a bold bid with improvement to come.

Big effort pitched into a Group 3 on debut when beaten only a neck by subsequent Queen Mary winner Victorious at Naas in May. Hasn't built on that effort since, though faced a stiff task in the Moyglare here (7f) 13 days ago. Respected in these calmer waters.

Attracted support and ran to a fair level on debut when seventh of 16 in maiden at this course (7f) 5 weeks ago. Clearly thought capable of better so he could be in the mix this time around.

Made an encouraging debut when second of 8 in maiden at Cork 17 days ago, travelling well for a long way behind an above-average prospect. Entitled to take a step forward from his first run.

Foaled March 19. 175,000 gns foal, Blue Point colt. Dam unraced half-sister to useful 2-y-o 6f winner Nidhaal. Watch for market clues with yard also running Controlla.

Wasn't seen to best effect in valuable sales race at Naas on debut in August. Shaped as if amiss when eased off at Dundalk 6 weeks ago, but she's worth another chance to build on her initial promise.

Foaled March 27. 17,000 gns yearling, €13,000 2-y-o, Harry Angel gelding. Dam 1m/8.3f winner from a very good family. Has a useful standard to aim at on debut.

Some encouragement on debut and stepped forward from that effort when 3¾ lengths eighth of 14 in maiden at Leopardstown (7f) 5 weeks ago. Will need to find more again in this contest.

Foaled February 5. Ten Sovereigns filly. Dam unraced half-sister to smart winner up to 6f Encrypted out of useful French 1m winner Disclose. May just be better for this first experience.

Hinted at ability first time up when seventh of 11 in maiden at Naas (7f) 9 days ago, nearest at the finish having had to pick way through. This run should reveal more dropped in trip.

Looks to have been brought along gradually in a trio of maidens so far, dropped back to 6f when sixth of 8 at Cork on latest outing. Will be of more appeal in handicaps.

Foaled May 5. €10,000 yearling, Space Blues filly. Half-sister to several winners, including smart winner up to 7f Hamza (2-y-o 5f winner) and 7f-8.6f winner Grandstand. Dam maiden (stayed 1m) half-sister to very smart 5f/6f winner Dandy Man and smart 5f/6f Anthem Alexander.

Always behind in C&D maiden on debut and fared no better when well held at Naas 9 days ago. Looks to be up against it.

Foaled March 21. Nando Parrado filly. Dam 6f winner. Faces a difficult task making her first start.

Capped a productive 3-y-o season with a hat-trick success over C&D (good to soft) last October. Below par both starts since going close in a tactical race at Hamilton in June. Lurking on a dangerous mark if return to this track/another change of headgear does the trick, though.

Had some strong juvenile form prior to overcoming a 20-month absence in impressive style at Southwell in June. Never placed to justify favouritism in a well-contested York handicap before pulling away his chance in a listed event at Sandown latest. Remains well treated if putting it all together.

Ended useful juvenile season on a high when runner-up in 7f listed event at Chantilly. Wasn't beaten far despite trailing the field in the Craven on return. Gelded since finishing third in German Group 3 in April and seemingly has plenty on at the weights on first start in open company.

Top-end handicapper who hasn't fired on either start since a cracking second in the Golden Mile at Glorious Goodwood. Does have a good record at this course, though, and looks well worth another chance with sights lowered.

Only 2 lb higher than when landing the 2025 Lincoln for William Haggas, however, has been operating a notch below that level for a while now. Hasn't helped his cause by blowing the start on 2 of his 3 starts for present yard, either, latterly in the Golden Mile 8 weeks ago.

Down the field in the Solario on the back of his Kempton novice win last summer. Much improved for return to front-running tactics when landing a useful handicap at Kempton latest. Mixed messages regarding the strength of that form and has more on his plate up in grade here.

Very much back on the up when completing a double over C&D (good to firm) last month. Seems unlikely to benefit from a strongly-run race on this occasion but still looked to be in good form when beaten 5¾ lengths in his hat-trick bid at Ascot subsequently.

Free-going sort. On the up when successful at Newmarket/Epsom prior to having excuses in the Hunt Cup/Golden Mile. Shaped as though back in reasonable form when beaten 5 lengths at Doncaster (1m) last time and handicapper has at least offered a 2-lb reprieve.

Never looked like justifying support when bidding to land a third career heavy-ground handicap at Goodwood in June. Tendency to race freely gives pause on return from 3 months away, and he could be one for later in the autumn.

Hasn't been seen to best effect on either start since finishing 4 lengths third in a solid York handicap in July. Given a chance by the handicapper following latest tardy start, though will need to be sharpened up by return of more severe headgear to end a long losing streak.