Aidan O’Brien has won a remarkable six out of the last seven renewals and relies on the Group One-placed MOUNT KILIMANJARO. The Siyouni colt finished ahead of a subsequent Group Three winner and just behind stablemate, Twain, who was ante-post favourite for the 2000 Guinea, and is a likely contender for the G1 Epsom Derby.

The selection has scope to dramatically improve on a poor reappearance effort at Dundalk, with fitness now on-side and being trained by a master at this venue.

LADY VIVIAN could make a mockery of her opening handicap mark of 80. The daughter of Epsom Derby winner Camelot forged clear to win third-time-out in a Southwell maiden, ahead of a subsequent scorer, who finished an excellent third in Listed company at this track yesterday.

Her stable excels with middle-distance fillies, and it would be a shock if she weren’t able to rank higher than this initial handicap mark.

FAIR TAXES ought to be hard to knock out of the frame. The Irish runner should improve for his reappearance fourth at Dundalk. He has some experience at this course - running a credible third last August - from a high draw. Berthed from stall one here, a big run is anticipated, with the selection still relatively unexposed, especially on turf.

SOMEBODY is the only runner of the four current market leaders who has had a run before, finishing fifth on debut before a positive second last time out - both runs over todays 5f trip. If he breaks stronger from the stalls, which tends to come with experience, he holds plenty of appeal with three places on offer. 

SEX ON FIRE was the beneficiary of a first-time visor when scoring last time at Haydock. That was the Dark Angel gelding’s first turf success, with the hope of further progress now he’s got his head in front on grass.

A 7lb rise may not be insurmountable, given the fact he pulled nicely away in the closing stages and displayed plenty of pace when he made his winning move - which augurs well at this speedier track. 

Dual course winner, FOURONEOHFEVER, is forgiven a moderate display on reappearance at Doncaster. He runs from a 6lb higher mark than when last successful but has scope to rank higher, given the fact that he has only raced five times on turf. A fourth in a red-hot Royal Ascot handicap last term cements that opinion, and he races from a kind, low draw.