Monday tips: three each-way selections from Katie Midwinter

Course-and-distance winner Amazonian Dream finished third in the race last year and could at least match that effort this time around from an 11lb lower mark. He's 15lb below his last winning rating and emerged with credit from a Kempton handicap when last seen, beaten only a length by Hockney when equipped with a first-time visor, which remains on.

The seven-year-old gelding has plenty of course form in his favour as well as form in this race, and he's on a lenient mark as he bids for a ninth career success. Holding strong each-way claims under Tyler Heard, Amazonian Dream could pose a threat on the back of a promising effort and may be capable of showing further improvement this season.

Returning from a 244-day absence on yard debut for Declan Queally, Moonovercloon warrants consideration as he has previously run well following a break over hurdles when third to Chapeau De Soleil at odds of 50-1 in a Listed contest from a 12lb higher mark.

He's winless since August 2023 when winning from his current rating of 114, but has put in a number of good efforts since then including against tough opposition, and could feature if ready after a break in this contest.

Under 3lb claimer Philip Donovan, Moonovercloon makes appeal at the weights from a mark 15lb lower than his chase mark. He's a capable and more experienced hurdler, and is one to consider each-way.

Riley Rocks may be worth keeping the faith in for Dylan Cunha as he remains unexposed in only his fourth handicap start, 1lb higher than his previous win at Southwell. He could be capable of progressing beyond his current rating of 76, having shaped with promise so far during his career, and his latest run in a competitive handicap at the Derby Festival can be forgiven.

The son of Sergei Prokofiev was unable to get into a threatening position at Epsom, but he's capable of better and caught the eye in his penultimate start at Goodwood when staying on strongly after finding daylight when failing to get the run of things in the closing stages. There's some substance to his form as his maiden win has produced three subsequent winners, and Start Me Up recently franked his handicap debut success, too. 

Riley Rocks is related to a number of winners, including black-type achiever Tenaya Canyon and Sergio Parisse, who showed good form early in his career, and there could be plenty more to come from him, making him one to note.