Daintree Idol owns three wins over the 520m trip here at Wentworth Park, her best coming in a tidy time of 29.56 seconds.
She was attempting a sharp rise in trip last week when runner-up to Hurricane Reign but is again a leading contender having drawn an inside box.
There’s no shortage of early speed on offer in this race, but she should be one of the fastest into stride soon after box rise.
Barefoot Dave rates highly with three wins to his name over the track and distance.
He was a little one-paced last week finishing second-last but was an impressive two-length winner here the start prior.
Capable of challenging for the early speed or saving something for the finish, he’s worth forgiving as he continues his rise through the grades.
Ruination is a talented two-year-old that should look to stalk the speed soon after box rise.
He produced a stunning three-length win from Box 1 at Maitland four runs back before going on to win by almost double that margin at Bulli from a wide draw a fortnight ago.
On class alone, he should take a power of beating and appears one of the better bets on tonight’s program.
Unbeaten two-year-old Rinsed The Lot has a chance to prove himself even further getting out to 520m for the first time.
The son of Barcia Bale has been all class winning all four of his starts at Maitland, his most impressive performance coming first-up when gapping his rivals by 11.5 lengths.
He’s armed with sustained speed and should be prominent early from Box 2 and take serious catching.