Tomorrow’s 5.05 at Wetherby has a moderate pace scenario, and True Promise looks ideally placed to take advantage. With the top HRB rating and a consistent recent run at Kempton, he stands out as the strongest selection. Shavkat, while second on the ratings, is still unexposed in handicaps and might find improvement for the new yard, making him a reasonable backup. The lone front-runner, Without Flaw, is unlikely to set a strong pace, reducing a pace collapse scenario. Ultimately, with the race shape favouring one on or near the pace, True Promise should be right there. The selection is strong, and if there’s a saver, Shavkat is the only alternative.