TimeformBlog

Babycakes won handicaps at Wolverhampton and Sandown last year. She found this sort of mark beyond her on her final two starts last year but the booking of Frankie Dettori suggests a big run is expected on her return.

Nahab is a physically imposing filly who swept past the whole field at Lingfield last time to make it two from two for the year in handicaps on the polytrack. She has form on turf and should go well in her hat-trick bid.

Wallis is a lightly raced filly who ended 2010 on the up, winning a six-furlong Kempton maiden before producing an improved effort to follow up in a handicap over the same trip at Lingfield. She is clearly speedy but should stay a mile judged on her pedigree.

Mazamorra won a Goodwood maiden and a Wolverhampton handicap in 2010. The assessor looked in charge when she was last seen, however, and the same story is expected on her return here.

Night Lily won four handicaps in 2010 and went in again at Lingfield in February. She was better than the bare result in the Spring Cup last time and is definitely capable of making her presence felt off a lower mark.

Ela Gorrie Mou improved again in 2010, winning a handicap at Windsor in June. She is entitled to come on for her recent return over a mile and a quarter here, but is vulnerable to less exposed types.

Rosedale ended 2010 in fine form, winning two of her last four starts, the first of them here off a much lower mark. She is versatile as regards ground, but will need to improve to take this on her reappearance.

Timeform 1-2-3:
1. Nahab
2. Wallis
3. Night Lily

Timeform View: Nahab and Wallis are both progressive and possibly the pair to concentrate on, the former just preferred, though Night Lily is potentially well handicapped on turf and shouldn't be underestimated.

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