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Yarmouth 3:45 pm

AI Verdict

DEEP HAVANA tops the bill, backed by consistent form—five seconds and a recent victory—over six furlongs, though his 20-day layoff may slightly blunt his early pace. Pilu follows, a progressive gelding with a recent win and improving recent runs, though his 26-day break could see him start cautiously.

Kodi Lion is a credible threat; his sole win came over six furlongs, and he's fresh (13 days), but his two ninths suggest he's not yet fully in sync. Art Lover and Purosangue are both distance winners with pedigree backing them, but neither has shown recent competitive form.

Midnight Thunder is the only colt, but his C+D win and improving recent run (second last start) make him a dark contender. Ray Mon Dough and Dapper Valley have class, but their form lacks consistency. Westport is a multiple winner but has struggled of late, while God of War and So Darn Hot lack recent sharpness.

The race is open, but Deep Havana's recent pattern and Pilu's improving trend give them the edge. Midnight Thunder could cause a stir if he suits the trip. The going favours those who can handle soft ground, but none have shown recent adaptability. Joe Leavy and Rossa Ryan are both capable riders, but H Al Jehani's experience on Deep Havana could prove decisive.