NOBLE SUPERIOR (8) has the most reliable exposed form, having run second at this track at both starts this campaign, beaten just under a length two back and then half a length last start when again respected in an open market. He is still a maiden, but barrier 1 and repeated 1200m placings make him the one to beat. SUPREME WIN WIN (6) is harder to price on race evidence as a debutant, though the $120,000 yearling purchase has Zac Purton booked and Mark Newnham has had 2 wins from 16 debut runners in the sample supplied. SPEEDY POWER (5) has the winning form, scoring by a length last start after getting clear late, and his earlier third gives him a solid two-run platform. CIRRUS SPEED (14) was beaten as favourite last start but still finished third and had won a Class 5 the run prior, so he remains a genuine danger if he repeats that track-and-distance form.