Windsor stages a rare Group 3 on a Monday with an intriguing Winter Hill Stakes where several have the potential to do better, but it's hard to side against Owen Burrows' Champion Stakes entry Raaheeb.
The brother to Baaeed and Hukum won his first two starts, notably when making an excellent impression in the Classic Trial at Sandown where he was well on top at the finish after showing a fine turn of foot.
Not considered mature enough for the Derby, he was beaten for stamina when fourth in the Irish Derby but remains one to be positive about and heads the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings back down in trip.
Back Raaheeb in the 16:15 at Windsor
Midnight Media was too free in her early races but she's an improved filly now that she's learned to settle and is really thriving at present for William Muir & Chris Grassick, having a third win in her sights.
She got off the mark in a handicap at Wolverhampton, doubled her tally in uncomplicated fashion at Nottingham last month and was unlucky to be beaten a head over tonight's course and distance last week.
Not getting the run of the race, unlike winner Melting Snow, Midnight Media earned the 'Horse In Focus' flag for that run, and off the same mark stands out in the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings fully 8 lb clear.
Back Midnight Media in the 19:30 at Wolverhampton
Five-furlong specialist Fiorella Princess has been with a few different trainers, and she very nearly made a perfect start to life with her latest yard, that of Robert Cowell, when narrowly beaten at Lingfield last time.
Having to do plenty to get across from the widest draw early on, she quickened to lead entering the final furlong only to be headed in the dying strides by Whizzy Dizzy, earning the 'Horse In Focus' flag.
The pair meet again here and Fiorella Princess can make amends on slightly better terms, heading the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings and with Billy Loughnane in the saddle for the first time.
Back Fiorella Princess in the 20:30 at Wolverhampton