Mighty Fleur has proved a revelation since fitted with cheekpieces, winning her last four starts, with the last two coming over fences.
She won in the style of one who has plenty more to offer returned to chasing at Uttoxeter in June, and confirmed that impression when proving better than ever on her recent return at Worcester.
Mighty Fleur displayed another jolt of improvement as she brought up the four-timer on her return to action at Worcester last month, easily drawing clear of her rivals from the second-last. That performance suggests she can handle this step up into listed company and, open to further improvement, she looks the one to beat.
Back Mighty Fleur in the 13:00 Bangor
Jack Dempsey remains a maiden, but he ran his best race to date when runner-up over a similar trip to this at Carlisle three weeks ago.
He shaped much better than previously - certainly compared to his first two starts in handicaps - sustaining his run well from a long way back while many were floundering.
That was his first start for five months, so he's entitled to take a step forward now, and this Horse In Focus has the ability to go one place better now, representing a yard that has had success in low-grade handicaps at this course.
Back Jack Dempsey in the 14:13 Ayr
Broadway Honey is really thriving at present, winning four of her last five starts, with all of those coming over fences.
She's been on the go more or less since May, but appears to be thriving on her racing judged by her latest win at Huntingdon where she proved better than ever.
Her team have found Broadway Honey another small-field event which suits her run style and, with a very likeable attitude, she remains one to keep on side turned out under a 7lb penalty in a race which looks no stronger than her last one.
Back Broadway Honey in the 14:21 Warwick