PRIME Performer can live up to her name by following up a debut success in Beverley's Nuffield Hospitals 50th Anniversary Celebration Novice Stakes.

The Acclamation filly won over this course and distance, despite being slowly away and being hampered, coming home a length and a half clear of the favourite, Irving Place.

Her trainer Bryan Smart has a talented team of juveniles, including Captain Gerrard, Unilateral and Maze, and Prime Performer looks another.

The Trader can show he is no back-number in the sprinting department by registering his first victory of the season.

The nine-year-old is by far the elder statesman of the party but he has hinted in his last two starts that he was ready to add to his 11 career victories.

Both came at Deauville last month where he was only beaten a head in a Listed contest over the minimum trip and a close fifth in a Group Three over six furlongs.

The stiff five furlongs of the Violet And Eddie Smith Memorial Conditions Stakes ought to suit Michael Blanshard's pride and joy.

His jockey Neil Callan, who has not ridden in him in public before, should be able to get a good position from stall five in the nine-strong field.

Flight To Quality can make it third time lucky in the EBF Beverley Annual Badgeholders Median Auction Maiden Stakes.

The Mark Johnston-trained youngster went down by only half a length to Sheekey at Musselburgh three weeks ago and that horse has since finished a respectable third to Cobo Bay in a competitive Ayr nursery.

Richard Hannon usually does well with his two-year-olds at Brighton where Elna Bright can defy top weight in the HBLB Nursery.

After opening his account at the seaside track in June, he went on to lift a Newmarket nursery but has since been beaten in two similar races there. He does, however, deserve another chance and is taking a slight drop in class.

Support Fund is a course and distance winner worth supporting in the Weatherbys Printing Handicap.

Eve Johnson Houghton's three-year-old struck here in July and was only beaten a neck by Dematraf in a 16-runner affair at Chepstow on her latest outing.

Samsons Son, out of luck in two decent races at Goodwood, can demonstrate his strength at Folkestone.