1. Balon Dor: (96+) Stuck on gamely for a neck win at Musselburgh (good to soft), and that form has received a few boosts since. The Lily Agnes was always going to be on the cards next, and he represents locally based connections; respected.
2. Ziggys Phoenix: (96+)Similar to fellow Middleham Park runner Ziggy’s Dream in both name and ground observations, with Ripon success gained on soft (built on debut effort). He ranks very high in calculations granted a similar surface.
3. Parkside Boy: (95+)The form of his Dundalk success (AW) looks muddling as the four runners finished in a heap, but he turned over an odds-on Ballydoyle colt and could prove useful. This Irish challenger is interesting.
4. Ziggy’s Dream: (92+) Justified favouritism in a small field at Doncaster (soft) where she had the run of things but proved too good for her rivals and won going away. Very appealing if the ground is similar, given the debut evidence.

These are the top four contenders based on the provided information, with no additional horses overlooked in the rankings.