Gilt Edge Girl 'has improved and runs well when fresh'.

2.35 Ascot Jean Bryant Memorial Handicap 6f Live ATR Card page 50 Key stat Luke Morris and Clive Cox are 5-19 (26%) when teaming up this season. Morris rides Gilt Edge Girl for Cox here What they say Richard Hannon, trainer of Bonnie Charlie "His last two runs have been better and he was only beaten a length at Doncaster. Dropping back a furlong is not a problem and we now know that we were fooled into thinking that he wants soft ground. He actually needs it on top, so conditions should be perfect."

Tom Dascombe, trainer of Noverre To Go "I think I was guilty of running him back too soon last time, but he is now really well. He's a course-anddistance winner, and I think he has a fair chance."

Chris Richardson, managing director of Cheveley Park Stud, owner-breeder of Enact "Her family improves with age, but this could be her last run unless she produces an improved performance."

Matthew Salaman, trainer of Rulesn'regulations "He had a couple of little problems in the spring and could possibly just need this first run back. We think he's improving and hope he will end up better than an 88-rated horse."

Clive Cox, trainer of Gilt Edge Girl "She did really well in the spring, since when she has had a break. She has improved with maturity and runs well fresh. I think the track will suit."

David Simcock, trainer of Brenin Taran "He was unlucky not to win at Bath, but has gone up 5lb. He will love the ground, but my big worry is his stamina over six furlongs at Ascot."

William Knight, trainer of Desert Icon "He runs well in handicaps off low weights and, although he is out of the handicap, we have a good 5lb apprentice to counteract that. He does to tend to lug left, so I think he has quite a good draw against the rail in stall one."