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Corolla Point looks to be weighted to get his revenge on Air Force One, who beat him by three-quarters of a length at Beverley and is now two pounds better off. He won his final two races last season and could have needed his first run at Beverley to reach his best form.

Cerulean Bay won consecutive races at Goodwood last autumn, which has pushed him to a high handicap mark of 103. He still runs competitively and should go close at York.

Bold Light has not won since March 2025, but he won three times that season and has been dropping back down the handicap lately while still running well. He is now being tried in a first-time tongue tie.

See The Fire could have needed her first run of the season at Nottingham, when only winning a Listed event by a neck, but she should now be spot on to win this Group 2 event against three rivals.

Aspect Island improved at the end of last season when dropping in distance to sprint trips, winning a Class 4 handicap at Yarmouth by a wide margin. He then followed with consecutive third places in the Group 3 Cornwallis Stakes at Newmarket and the Grade 1 Juvenile Sprint at the Breeders' Cup. He was not disgraced first time out when seventh of 14 in the Group 3 Abernant Stakes over 6f at Newmarket, where he faded late on.

Ludvig Åberg is capable of being close to the top of the leaderboard throughout the PGA Championship and is good each-way value for a top-7 finish.

Ludvig Aberg is capable of being near the top of the leaderboard throughout the PGA Championship. He is good each-way value to be the top European golfer.