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Glen Buck has only had five starts thus far and the fact that the son of Lope de Vega has won four of them suggests he has a fair amount of ability. Impressively pulling clear of his rivals at Southwell when last seen, he could become a Listed performer before long.
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Cloud Cover won a Listed contest at Deauville back in December and was a comfortable winner of a competitive handicap over course and distance next time. It’s hard to argue with a 3lb rise and she can win again before the handicapper catches up.
Party Bear is thriving over 7f and she won with plenty in hand at Southwell recently. The handicapper has put Karl Burke’s thoroughly unexposed filly up 7lb since but she’s entitled to find some more improvement.
Glen Buck has only had five starts thus far and the fact that the son of Lope de Vega has won four of them suggests he has a fair amount of ability. Impressively pulling clear of his rivals at Southwell when last seen, he could become a Listed performer before long.
Sky Majesty is unbeaten in three starts thus far and that includes victory at Group 2 level, having won at Chantilly in October. That form suggests William Haggas’ filly should be levels above the opposition here and it would be a surprise if she fails to maintain her unblemished record.
Roaring Legend is absolutely flying recently and remains unbeaten in three starts for Hugo Palmer. He had any amount in hand when scoring by five lengths at Lingfield in February and a follow up victory could be on the cards if in similar form this time around.
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Paradoxical completed a four-timer at Wolverhampton last month and was a narrow second to Mr Baloo on his next start. He’s better off at the weights this time around and should be capable of running a big race here.
Destructive has turned a corner since being gelded and Michael Bell’s runner has won his last three starts. He looked smart when winning a trial at Lingfield last time out and it might take more than a 6lb rise to stop him here.
Pals Battalion hasn’t finished outside of the first two in seven starts since November, winning three times. The most recent of those successes came at the expense of William Dewhirst at Newcastle last time out and a 2lb higher mark shouldn’t prove too problematic.
Listed winner Marshman also scored on his last start in handicap company. That success came over course and distance and although an 8lb higher mark will make life harder here, it would be no surprise if he was to carry top weight to victory.
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Carbine Harvester has been progressive since switching to handicaps and the lightly raced three-year-old has won four of his five starts in this sphere. William Haggas’ colt is carrying a 6lb penalty courtesy of his recent success at Kempton but there should be more to come.
Bravo Zulu is a prolific winner on the all-weather and has been in particularly good form recently, winning his last two starts. The first of those came over course and distance and the handicapper only pushed him up 3lb for the latest success, so he could be worth keeping on side.
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