Rebel Path got off the mark for the season at Windsor last Monday, and with that being an apprentice race, Stuart Williams' gelding escapes a penalty in his follow-up bid over the same course and distance.
Swapping the cheekpieces he'd worn on recent starts for a visor, Rebel Path was a gutsy short-head winner last week from Rory's Royale, cashing in on a much-reduced mark which he can race from again here.
Three of Rebel Path's four wins for his current stable have come with apprentice Olivia Haines in the saddle and the partnership is maintained here where they head the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings by 2 lb.
Back Rebel Path in the 15:42 at Windsor
David O'Meara has his string in good form, having the 'Hot Trainer' flag, and his four-year-old Donna Nook looks worth another chance from her current mark in Thirsk's fillies' handicap.
She looked primed for a big run at Ripon earlier this month only to disappoint as favourite but had been in good form in some better-grade handicaps prior to that and is now 1 lb lower than for her last win.
That came at Ripon in June in a first-time tongue tie before she made the frame in her next four outings and, heading the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings, she can double her tally for the year.
Back Donna Nook in the 16:51 at Thirsk
There looks to be the potential for plenty of pace in Windsor's five-furlong contest and that could set things up nicely for Dragon God who comes from a bit further back in his races.
Previously with Tony Carroll, for whom he got off the mark at Yarmouth last month, this will be Dragon God's first start for Jack Morland who has enlisted Billy Loughnane for his stable debut.
On his last run, which came over today's course and distance three weeks ago, Dragon God didn't get a clear run in third behind Faustus but is better off at the weights with that rival here and can turn the tables.
Back Dragon God in the 17:12 at Windsor