Expect Douglas Whyte to ramp up the pressure - on himself - as the end of season approaches, with the 11-time premiership winner chasing his own record of 114 wins in a season.
The jockeys' title has been a one-act affair for a long time, but the extra motivation of a record in sight could help lift the already super-competitive Whyte to another level, and propel him to Jockey Challenge success.
A two-meeting suspension incurred on Wednesday will only add to his hunger, leaving him with 13 meetings to make up the 20 wins he needs to match his mark set in 2005-06.
The South African has won two of the last three Jockey Challenges, including finishing-off last Wednesday's contest early with a 36-point effort, and a full 10-ride book sprinkled with short-priced favourites has him installed 1.65 favourite.
He starts the day with Sean Woods' last-start winner Diamond Knight, who has drawn on the right side of the track.
In race two, he climbs aboard Island Spring, who is a touch unreliable and drawn wide, but will win in a race in Class Five soon.