#1 Galvanic is easy to like here; he returns to Class 4, where he is best performed, receives a jockey upgrade with Hugh Bowman in the plate, and has drawn ideally in barrier 2 against modest competition. #4 Snowalot tries the all-weather for the first time, but that shouldn't pose a problem. Zac Purton will hop back in the saddle and combines with an in-form David Hayes, which bodes well for his chances. #11 Reliable Profit broke through for his first win in fine style in Class 5 last start. Despite the rise in class, he has a nice low gate in his favour to ensure he maps a chance. #2 Forever Folks is a reliable course and distance performer and remains in good order after his last-start course and distance win.