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Off The Pulse won a maiden at Wolverhampton last time but Kohlaan won a handicap at Warwick on his latest start and makes more appeal. Surround Sound took advantage of his slide down the weights at Redcar recently but has shot straight back up the handicap with a 9lb rise. Corn Snow and Polar Chief both disappointed last time having won their penultimate starts and it could pay to stick with STEPPING AHEAD in this. Elaine Burke's charge won doing handstands at Pontefract on Tuesday and a 6lb penalty looks unlikely to prevent him recording a quick double.

Pressure Point is a brother to former stablemate and Group 3 winner Visit amongst others and any strong support for the newcomer could prove significant. The same comment applies to Samoan as he's a brother to Oaks heroine Dancing in The Rain as well as four other winners. However, STRESA ran well when beaten a couple of lengths on her comeback at Kempton and John Gosden's filly gets the vote to put her experience to good use and open her account. Odeliz finished behind a subsequent winner when fourth on her debut over track and trip and she makes more appeal than Manchestar and the returning Twary.

AL FURAT has slipped down the handicap since last winning and after showing signs of a resurgence at Newcastle last month, Ron Barr's charge gets the nod. Blazing Desert seems best on the Polytrack nowadays and Knox Overstreet is better over a longer trip. Call of Duty looks a threat as one of his two victories over course and distance came in this race last year while Teide Peak goes well for today's amateur jockey and the partnership won at Wolverhampton in December. Tapis Libre looks best of Mick Easterby's duo on his seasonal debut.

Cono Zur won last year's renewal off the same mark as today and should go well from the front while Majestic Dream is also back on a winning mark, though he's yet to score over today's trip. ALBAQAA went close in this grade at Newmarket last time under today's apprentice and finally looks set to end his long losing run. He gets the nod ahead of a few of these looking to make amends for recent disappointing efforts. They include Toga Tiger, Steel Stockholder and Silverware but Restaurateur should have come on for his reappearance and makes more appeal than plating race winners Prime Exhibit and Classic Colori.

FEEL LIKE DANCING finished last of four in the Chester Vase earlier this month but this is less competitive. John Gosden's colt should be more at home in this company and is preferred to the hat-trick-seeking Red Runaway, who scored at Chester last time but is closely matched with Van Percy on that running. Rundell made a bold bid on his handicap debut at York last week and makes more appeal than recent maiden winner Flashheart. But both should be thereabouts ahead of the more exposed pair Blue Wave and Naru.

Richard Fahey won last year's renewal and Gabrial's Kaka is one of a host of lightly-raced contenders. Code Of Honor, Georgian Bay and recent course and distance winner Hay Dude can also be included on that list but HERE COMES WHEN gets the vote. Andrew Balding's charge beat the previously undefeated Breton Rock at Chester last time and is fancied to reverse earlier running with Baltic Knight. The latter finished third behind Dundonnell in Listed company last week and stablemate Alhebayeb also ran well in a decent handicap at Newmarket on his reappearance. Newstead Abbey is upped 10lb after landing a hat-trick on his latest start and Country Western was beaten off today's mark at Headquarters last time having recorded a double before that.

Favourites have a good record in this contest and POLAR VENTURE will be somewhere near the head of the market. He's won three of his six starts on Polytrack and was just denied at Kempton in March by the progressive Yeeoow. Willie Haggas' charge is taken to make a winning debut on Turf and is preferred to Saloomy. The latter will have come on for his first start for a new trainer at Ascot and will be winning soon off his current mark while top weight Whozthecat isn't out of this after a close-up second at Thirsk last Saturday. My Son Max had been in good form before disappointing at Newmarket last time and Chester Aristocrat is another to consider along with Henry Bee and Midnight Dynamo.

Mappin Time's only victory of last year was in a division of this contest so he's not easily dismissed off a lower mark today. However, he finished a long way behind MISSISSIPPI when the latter was second at Doncaster three weeks ago and David Barron's charge gets the vote to go one better. Pea Shooter is looking to take advantage of a slide down the weights but Tango Sky arrives in better form after completing a double over 5f when successful at Hamilton last week. Waking Warrior was only beaten a length at Ascot recently and that form looks stronger than Go Go Green and Meandmyshadow's recent placed efforts.

Four-year-olds have won both previous renewals and today's representatives of that age group have strong claims. Sandy Lane dead-heated for first at Ripon last month but has a 10lb hike to contend with as he goes in search of a hat-trick. BOOTS AND SPURS is preferred as he's been upped only 2lb for scoring over a mile at Lingfield a fortnight ago and there looks more to come from him this season. Zacynthus has a shout after finishing third at Doncaster and King Of Eden can get involved if back to his best after failing to figure in the Victoria Cup at Ascot last time. Redvers finished much closer in the Victoria Cup but could only manage fifth in this last year while Ducal has the past form to figure but blotted his copybook when refusing to race at Newmarket last week.

ENOBLED got off the mark in good style at Goodwood earlier this month and today's drop back in trip shouldn't be a problem. He can make a winning start in handicap company ahead of recent Warwick winner Capo Rosso. So Beloved has lost his way a little since winning a maiden at Salisbury but is dropped in class today while George Rooke is another lightly-raced sort likely to make his presence felt. He had a recent pipe-opener at York when not far behind runner-up Lazarus Bell. Rebel Magic hasn't raced since August so Yourartisonfire makes more appeal back on a faster surface.