Poet's Dawn, another horse from the same trainer, recently won his third race in a row at Ripon.

Garden Oasis has won half of his 14 career races at a different location, but he also performs well at Pontefract.

He doesn't mind the track at Pontefract and won a race there a year ago with David Allan as his jockey.

Garden Oasis is now 8lb lower and was close to winning 18 days ago, making him a strong contender in this six-horse race.

Another horse from the same trainer, Le Beau Garcon, will be competing in a different race at a lower price.

Le Beau Garcon's recent performance hasn't been impressive, but he was rated higher a couple of years ago and is now at 67.

He performed well for most of the five furlongs at Beverley, but his jockey got stuck behind the leader.

If Le Beau Garcon starts well, he could do better than expected and possibly win, especially since the winner of his last race is a strong performer.

Some horses, like Sea Her Excel and Great, haven't done well with their draw, while Betweenthesticks seems to have reached his limit.

High Fibre is a popular choice for the Knight Frank Eastern Counties Handicap after winning a jumps race with a new headgear at Market Rasen.

High Fibre will wear the same headgear, and the longer distance might help him, but he only has one win in Flat turf events and might have bigger goals ahead.

Koala Rose is at a different stage in her career and was only narrowly beaten by Treble Nine in a Goodwood maiden contest.

She performed better than High Fibre in a previous race and can benefit from the extra distance to get her first win, receiving plenty of weight.

Racing returns to Haydock on Friday, where Syndicale, the half-sister of a great horse, will compete in the Zyn Strong Stride EBF Fillies' Restricted Novice Stakes.

Syndicale won her debut at Wolverhampton despite some issues and is entered in a Group One race next month.

Syndicale starts at a good point, and her first run should have taught her a lot, as some of her competitors might need more time.

If Halimede competes at Redcar or Lingfield on Saturday, she will be a strong contender to win again after her recent victory at Catterick.