Graham Clark marks your card for Wednesday's action with four selections across Nottingham, Kempton and Musselburgh.
1.20 Nottingham: Shaffron (NAP)
Shaffron is taken to build on his last time out win at Haydock Park by taking a step up in trip to two miles in his stride.
Trainer David Menuisier looks to have found the ideal spot for the son of Sea The Moon, who ran out a clear-cut winner over an extended mile-and-three-quarters last time out.
That victory was achieved on soft ground, which he will get again here, and although a six-pound rise demands more, he looks more than capable of finding further improvement against a field of largely exposed rivals.
2.45 Musselburgh: Tolstoy
Tolstoy might be well into the twilight of his career at the age of seven, but he can secure a second win of the campaign now returned to a mile.
It was over the same trip he was successful four starts back when landing a Class Five classified contest, the same grade he now finds himself back in, at Doncaster.
His three subsequent defeats, dropped back to seven furlongs in Class Four contests, have all been respectable enough.
A slow start at Doncaster last time out did not help matters, before he stayed on well after meeting trouble at a crucial point to finish a solid third, which points to a big run on the cards here off the same mark.
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2.53 Nottingham: Deedaydiva
Things have failed to go right so far this season for Deedaydiva, however her last two starts have suggested she is capable of getting her head back in front.
Having been badly in need of the run three starts back at Lingfield, following a mid-season break, the daughter of Churchill has since finished a close fifth at Kempton Park and third at Yarmouth.
She remains on a career low mark, which she should be up to exploiting, and conditions are very much in her favour, given how she likes to get her toe in.
Carrying top weight is never easy, but Deedaydiva looks up to do just that, in a race that looks weaker than her previous one.
5.00 Kempton Park: Heathcliff
Heathcliff was set a stiff task in a warm conditions race over course and distance last time out which featured genuine Group horses, however reverting back to handicap company should see him more at home.
That run was his first since finishing a solid fourth behind Paborus in the Group Three Chipchase Stakes, form which looks strong after the winner was only just denied a Group One success in the British Champions Sprint.
His record suggests he is clearly a better operator on the all-weather, and while he is 15lbs higher than his win in this race two years ago, he has a good draw to work from in stall one, which can help him get in a good position to attack.