Spotlight: Short-priced favourite for two bumpers in the spring when promising third at Warwick (good) and winning in convincing fashion at Perth (good to soft); this half-brother to top-class jumpers Douvan and Jonbon should have lots more to offer and could be major player on hurdle debut.

Spotlight: Went close in a bumper at Hereford in April and won one by 9l when favourite at Worcester (again on good) in May; bred for much further but he should be a promising recruit to hurdling.

Spotlight: Won 16-runner Doncaster bumper (good to soft) on debut in January and good fifth of 15 in Grade 2 Aintree bumper (good) in April; should have a good future over jumps; commands respect.

Spotlight: Bought for 205,000euros in 2023 and this half-brother to Grade 2 hurdle winner Maria's Benefit was a hot favourite when winning easily on debut at Chepstow (2m, good to soft) last November; well held when favourite for another bumper at Windsor (soft) in January, however, and left Paul Nicholls; it will be interesting to see if his backers return for this hurdle/yard debut.

Spotlight: Brother to high-class Envoi Allen; runner-up in Irish maiden point in March 2023; ran in two Exeter bumpers on heavy ground early in 2024, making all on first occasion and good second next time; had wind surgery that April and not seen since due to a minor injury but, for such a strong yard in which he's still well regarded, he needs a close look.

Spotlight: 150-1 in Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival (2m, good to soft) last March in his third race but always prominent to be fourth of 17; big shout if he takes to hurdling and, although it's basically a Flat pedigree, one of his half-brothers has won a hurdle race and five chases.

Spotlight: Won Irish maiden point in May 2024; both his British bumpers showed some ability, third of 11 here (good) in March last time, but much more is required on this hurdling debut; market strength should be instructive.

Spotlight: Ex-Irish; Flat winner who is 0-13 over hurdles and 0-3 chasing; some hurdling form is pretty useful, including for four races in a row in December-March last term, but he ended his Irish days out of form over fences and his recent debut for new yard, back hurdling, was also on that lower level.

Spotlight: Bold show at Uttoxeter in May in his first bumper and made all at Newton Abbot (again on good ground) ten days later; brings promise but today's company should be a lot more demanding.

Spotlight: Second in bumper at Kempton (soft) on debut; beaten 23l in two Listed bumpers last winter, so others have much more substantial claims.

Spotlight: Outsider for two Worcester bumpers (good) in June, showing more on debut but both runs were modest form; best watched for now.

Spotlight: First foal; dam multiple point winner, out of maiden half-sister to Kerry National winner Native Performance; failed to complete in three Irish maiden points but runner-up in the other two and fetched £22,000 in July.