Divine Nature can pile on some late pressure from out wide.
The son of Blue Moon Rising won by a staggering 8.2 lengths two runs back before stepping up to tackle the 595m trip for third last week.
He’s done some of his best racing from out wide and should be in this for a long way.
Fred Rose’s late speed should be on full display from the inside box.
He’s a multiple track and distance winner this boy, his best coming in an impressive time of 29.15 seconds – far and away the quickest in this field.
Coming off two solid efforts over shorter, the rise in trip should see him hard to beat.
In The Hub has won on five occasions from Box 1 and is always a major threat over the 515m trip.
Ten of his 16 career wins have come over this journey and he certainly lost no admirers winning by close to six lengths last week.
There’s good early speed engaged in this contest and he should be one of the hardest to catch.
Cruising Billy can mix his form but he’s typically hard to beat first-up off a break.
Two of his three wins have come from out wide, while he’s no stranger to winning over this trip with his best coming in a time of 29.52 seconds here at Sandown Park.