Perky Penny was impressive on debut over this course and distance and will have taken plenty of benefit from the experience.
Starting from box two she showed good early speed but just looked to get a bit lost and stuck on well to finish a close second and put up a big gap back to the rest.
With natural improvement, she’ll be very hard to beat here.
Hara’s Pepper resumes off a break.
A winner at her first three starts she had no luck last time here over 515m, crowded early and she was then hampered along the back.
She steps out over this shorter trip for the first time but does possess good early speed and from the inside draw, she looks a top chance.
Tea Sea Gem will line up for her first run around Albion Park.
From seven starts, the speedy youngster has only tasted defeat on one occasion and that was in a photo finish where she was nailed right on the line.
All her runs have been over the 288m at Ipswich but her wins have been dominant.
She’s certainly talented and I think she’ll prove too slick for them here.
Give Me Bucks is building a very tidy record and looks well placed to make it three straight wins.
The son of Aston Dee Bee proved far too good here two starts back with an all-the-way win, where he extended his margin to 8.25 lengths on the line.
Last time he didn’t have the easiest of runs but showed plenty of tenacity to get the job done.
With even luck, he’ll be hard to beat again.