Race Insights: Jacka Stands Alone back after 18 weeks from a strong camp. Enuff Pills first-up after 24 weeks with a trial placing. Diamantina Rose narrowly beaten when heavily backed last start at Warwick fresh. Dont Call Me Honey back from 15 weeks and drops to non-metro. The sprint looks a match race between the top two.

Back after an 18-week break and comes from a strong camp that excels with fresh runners. The inside draw in barrier 1 is a massive advantage over the sharp 860m trip. He will roll forward and attempt to lead throughout. Will take the power of beating and looks the clear top selection.

First-up after a 24-week break and has a trial placing in the 168 days since last race, adding significant confidence. He has a sharp first-up record and handles soft ground. The middle barrier gives jockey options to find cover. Looks threatening and the main danger to the favorite.

Narrowly beaten when heavily backed last start at Warwick when first-up, finishing a close second. The Cameron H Richardson trained mare handles soft ground and will strip fitter. Wide barrier is a concern, but her racing pattern is to settle back and finish hard. Each-way claims at the price.

Competitive maiden: Enchaanted disappointed as a favorite last start at Kilcoy on soft when fresh. Yoweri trained at an astute stable and drops back to non-metro. Indamouse resumes from 26 weeks after a solid only start. Weather finished midfield last start and gets blinkers on first time. Open contest.

Trained at an astute stable and comes back to race in non-metro company after competing in stronger fields. The gelding has placed previously on soft ground and the stable is in top form. Wide barrier is a concern, but his racing pattern is to settle back and finish hard. Don’t dismiss – looks the top selection on class.

Disappointed when placing as a favorite last start at Kilcoy on a soft track when first-up, finishing third after being held up. The run would have brought her on significantly, and she comes from a strong camp. The middle barrier gives jockey a perfect run. Serious player and the main danger.

Resumes from a 26-week spell and finished strongly to end up midfield at only start at Sunshine Coast, showing promise. He has trialled well between runs and looks primed for a bold showing. Looks threatening at a nice price for exotics.

Quality maiden over the mile: Trofeo resumes from nine weeks and gets blinkers on first time. The Hindustan placed at long odds last start at Kilcoy on soft and has three placings from three runs this prep. Oompa drops to non-metro grade. Youmeanddupre steps down to non-metro and should run fitter.

Takes the step down to non-metro grade after competing in stronger metropolitan company. She should run fitter for past attempts and the 1400m journey suits her strong finishing profile. The stable has an excellent record with horses dropping in class. A winning chance and the top selection on class.

Resumes from a nine-week spell and gets the blinkers on for the first time, a gear change that often sparks improvement. The inside draw in barrier 2 gives jockey a perfect run throughout. He handles soft ground and looks primed for a bold showing. A winning chance and the main danger.

Placed at long odds last start at Kilcoy on a soft track and has three placings from three runs this preparation, showing remarkable consistency. He handles soft ground and will settle midfield. Cannot be ruled out and represents great value for exotics.

Staying test: O’Caldino on a four-day backup after failing as a favorite last start at Toowoomba on soft. Waverley finished seven lengths off last start at Ipswich with blinkers coming off again. Hell Follows ran eighth last start at Kilcoy. Whatjeudoin’ finished midfield at Ipswich on heavy. Stamina is paramount.

Finished seven lengths off the winner last start at Ipswich on a soft track, but the blinkers come off again – a gear change that previously sparked improvement. The inside draw in barrier 2 is a massive advantage over 2000m. He handles soft ground and will strip fitter. Not without each-way claims and looks the top selection.

Short backup of four days after failing to win as a favorite last start at Toowoomba on a soft track. The quick turnaround suggests he has pulled up well. He commands respect and the stable is confident. Wide barrier is a concern, but his racing pattern is to settle back and finish hard.

Finished midfield last start at Ipswich on a heavy track, hitting the line strongly. He comes from a good stable that places stayers perfectly. The 2000m journey suits his strong staying profile. The real danger in the race at a generous price.

Quality sprint: Chantilly must respect the Tony Gollan trained runner drawn the rails. Iced Chocolate back from a let-up after midfield run at Gold Coast fresh. Thunder Award resumes from 23 weeks with a trial placing. The top pick looks hard to beat from the inside draw.

Must respect the Tony Gollan trained runner who draws the inside rail. The stable has an outstanding record at provincial tracks and with runners first-up. The 1100m journey suits her sharp finishing burst. She will settle just off the speed and prove very hard to hold out. Serious player and the clear top selection.

Resumes from a 23-week spell and has a trial placing in the 167 days since last race, adding confidence. He has a sharp first-up record and handles soft ground. The middle barrier gives jockey options to find cover. Don’t treat lightly and the main danger.

Back from a let-up and finished in the middle of the pack last start at Gold Coast when resuming, but the run was full of merit. He will strip fitter and the 1100m suits. The stable is in form. Don’t dismiss for exotics.

Three-year-old feature: Sheza’s Destiny led all the way to win maiden at Ipswich on soft and returns to non-metro. Zousain Girl won maiden at Chinchilla and drops back. Hard As Brok ran fourth at Ipswich fresh. Encrypted Feeling won at Gatton two runs back. Strong juvenile contest.

Led all the way to win last start and break maiden status at Ipswich on a soft track, proving she handles wet conditions. She races back at non-metro class where she should find this easier. The wide barrier is a concern, but her racing pattern is to roll forward. Major contender and the top selection.

Won once this prep at Gatton two runs back, proving she loves this track configuration. She races back at non-metro class and the stable is confident. The 1400m journey suits her strong finishing profile. Capable of getting into the money and the main danger.

Ran fourth last start at Ipswich when first-up, finishing close behind the winner. He races back at non-metro class where his best form has been achieved. The middle barrier gives jockey a perfect run. Strong place chance at a nice price.

Feature race closer: Fortuneer has three placings from seven runs this prep and placed second last start at Beaudesert on soft. Maragical has two placings from six metro runs this prep and drops to non-metro. Moonshine Run resumes from 27 weeks and placed last start at Ipswich on heavy. Privalova has speed to overcome wide draw.

Has three placings from seven runs this preparation and was amongst the placegetters last start running second at Beaudesert on a soft track. The inside draw in barrier 2 gives jockey a perfect run throughout. He handles soft ground and the 1400m suits. Commands respect and the top selection.

Has two placings from six runs this preparation at metropolitan level and comes back to race in non-metro company. The class drop is significant and the stable is confident. He handles soft ground and will settle midfield. Not without each-way claims and the main danger.

Resumes from a 27-week spell and placed last start at Ipswich on a heavy track, proving he handles wet conditions perfectly. The wide barrier is a concern, but his racing pattern is to settle back and finish hard. Could upset at the price for exotics.