Kia Ora Bloodlines To Headlines (Bm68)

Won its last start by 4.5L at Kembla Grange and sits among the quickest recent time figures in the field, 3.5 lengths a km under the track average. It has won 2 from 4 starts on good ground and draws barrier 2 for a soft run, with jockey form also helping the case. Watch whether that barrier and the good ground hold up, as the case rests heavily on its recent speed and form.

Placed first-up (1 from 1) and runs well fresh, with trainer C J Waller 31% above expectation across the last 100 runners. In-form jockey Tommy Berry is riding 38% above expectation across the last 100 rides, and it draws barrier 1 for a soft run. Its class, age and sex all support the case, though it has no standout speed figure to lean on.

Won its last start by 7L at Kembla Grange and has won 1 from 2 starts on good ground. Trainer form and class add to the case, though a class move is a concern. The main thing to watch is the wide barrier 7 of 8, which it must overcome.

The C J Waller/Tim Clark combination is striking 44% above expectation across the last 100 runs, and it draws barrier 3 for a soft run. Class and a favourable running style add to the case, along with jockey form. The main concern is a class move, so that is the thing to watch, and it has no standout speed figure.

This is its first run back from a spell and it has no first-up record yet, so there is no proven form to lean on from a fresh start. No single rating driver stands out in its favour. The main thing to watch is how it performs first-up after the break.

Won its last start by 1L at Sale and is resuming today, having placed first-up (1 from 1) and running well fresh. Trainer C J Waller is 31% above expectation across the last 100 runners, and experience and age and sex add support. The main concern is a class move up, so watch how it handles the step up in grade.

Won its last start by half a length at Kembla Grange and has won 1 from 2 starts on good ground. Trial form and in-form jockey Rachel King, riding 25% above expectation across the last 100 rides, support the case. The concern is its fresh record, and a class move adds further doubt, so watch both.

Owns the quickest recent time figure in the field, 4.0 lengths a km under the track average, and won its last start by 3L at Nowra. Class, age and sex add support, though a class move is a concern. The main thing to watch is the wide barrier 8 of 8, which it must overcome.