Irinka Benji is as honest as the day is long, missing the money only five times from his 16 race starts.
The son of Feral Franky is looking to build on two runner-up performances here at Wentworth Park over the same distance, and does appear better suited this time from the inside box.
His track/distance PB of 29.77 seconds stands out in this field and he looks to have enough late speed to make his presence felt out of the home turn.
The unbeaten Rinsed The Lot continues his rise through the grades with sights set on a seventh consecutive win.
He made every post a winner last week over this same journey, finding something extra in the finish to draw clear by a length.
Two of his wins have come from Box 2 so far and he should run most of these off their feet if he steps well.
Zipping Kerr tends to do her best racing from wider out.
The bitch by Zack Monelli has won on a couple of occasions from Box 8 and there’s no knock on her recent form featuring a win and a place here at Wenty Park.
Her best track/distance of 29.83 seconds is among the quickest in this field and she should prove very hard to hold out in the late stages.
His Fernando is a two-year-old with real talent out of Fernando Bale.
His debut win at Temora really caught the eye and he has certainly lost no admirers finishing runner-up in three starts since.
He should be better for his first look at 520m last week when beaten only a length by It’s A Freeze from out wide. Draws a better box this time and should feature on the early speed once lids fly.