Registered as the Stardom Stakes, the seven-furlong Listed contest for juveniles looked like attracting a top-class field at the five-day stage but only six will go to post, and most look exposed.

The same cannot be said of Titus Mills, however, who has won his only start to date. That he was able to do that bodes well - Meehan's juveniles invariably improve a great deal for their initial experience and he battled well to hold off the consistent, if winless, Noonenose.

While the runner-up has finished second again since, he now has a rating of 85. The third and fourth both won next time out to give the form a very solid look. The Dubawi colt holds some fancy entries later in the season and if he is to take up any of those, victory here is a must.

Richard Hannon has admitted he is running short on ammunition in his battle to be crowned champion trainer but Humdrum should add to his tally in the EBF Racing UK Maiden Fillies' Stakes. Well beaten on her debut, the daughter of Dr Fong has finished second the last twice. While the form of those races is nothing to write home about, the step up in trip should hopefully see her in a new light.

Not many trainers are quite as hot as John Gosden at the moment so it is likely to take a fair effort to stop his Liberty Cap in the George Anthony Celebration Nursery. A son of Street Cry, he has had a busy campaign and is no superstar. But one win and two placed efforts from six starts shows he has the right attitude.

His last run was particularly noteworthy, as he had far from a smooth passage at Windsor which did not help his cause against a progressive favourite in Piso Sour, who could turn out to be very useful for the Hughie Morrison yard. Liberty Cap was five lengths clear of the third himself and would be most unlucky to bump into something similar to Piso Sour in this.

Godolphin's Sahafh looks a good thing in Lingfield's EBF Maiden Fillies' Stakes. The Rock Hard Ten filly has had the misfortune to bump into a couple of smart recruits in her early career.

Third behind Cape Dollar on debut, who has since finished third in the Prestige Stakes, and second behind Ed Dunlop's Musharakaat, who is very highly thought of, is decent form in the context of this race. She cost nearly 500,000 pounds so a win will be vital for breeding purposes.- Press Association