Hot Trainer Mikey Bowen has got King Roly back in top form since fitting him with blinkers for his last two starts and he looks capable of landing a second course-and-distance win of the season at Worcester.
He found the Summer Plate at Market Rasen won by stablemate Queensbury Boy a bit too competitive but took advantage of calmer waters when successful in the headgear at Worcester in August.
King Roly went like the best horse at Cartmel last time, earning the 'Horse In Focus' flag, though was collared late by stablemate Pour Les Filles. Heading the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings, he can win again.
Back King Roly in the 13:05 at Worcester
This race sees a third consecutive meeting at Sedgefield between Aimeric and William Yeats, the score between them one apiece, but Jennie Candlish's gelding Aimeric gets the nod to come out on top this time.
The son of Frankel was placed in listed company on the Flat for Roger Varian and Karl Burke but after taking a while to get going over hurdles, he's getting the hang of things in that discipline now.
Snatched up close home when runner-up in his first meeting with William Yeats, he earned the 'Horse In Focus' flag when turning the tables on that rival last time and can follow up heading the Timeform ratings.
Back Aimeric in the 15:20 at Sedgefield
David Menuisier halted a barren spell with a pair of winners towards the end of September, and he can strike again with Get Outta Here who had gone close to ending his stable's losing run at Windsor a month ago.
Get Outta Here won well at Lingfield in May and has been placed in three of his four starts since, being unlucky not to win at Goodwood next time and earning the 'Horse In Focus' flag on his latest start.
Racing well off the pace in a modestly-run race, he did well to finish within a neck of Luzon Heights at Windsor after one of his usual slow starts, and he's interesting stepping up to a mile and a quarter now.
Back Get Outta Here in the 15:59 at Nottingham