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Trust No One looks to have a massive chance to go back-to-back tonight. He comes here fresh from a dominant first career win at Newcastle just 12 days ago. While he faces a familiar rival in Onyeisi, Trust No One proved he had the "extra gear" to pull clear in the final furlong of their last meeting.

Gilet looks set for a major run now that he returns to his ideal distance. He ran a very good second over this same course and distance in December. While he was slightly disappointing when fourth last time out at Lingfield, that race was over a longer distance (1m 2f), which didn't seem to suit him. Back at 1 mile on a track where he has excelled before, he should be highly competitive.

Appier looks set for another strong run. He comes into this race in excellent form after a winning effort over 2 miles at Wolverhampton earlier this month, where he led from start to finish. Although he has a small 2 lb weight increase to carry today, he remains a key contender in this Class 5 handicap. With trainer Richard Bandey boasting a strong recent strike rate and regular jockey Kieran O’Neill back in the saddle, he has every chance of following up on his recent success.