Weekend Preview: Like A Demon can wrap up 2016 on a positive note

His previous outing was in this race in 2015, when he finished third behind Ice Cool, which gave the form plenty of boosts on his way to a 22lb higher mark. The bounce factor shouldn’t be an issue for Like A Demon, and he can take this at the expense of Wee Tiger, who ran well over a longer trip last time, and has strong place claims once more.
Edwulf will be hard to beat in the opening race, a beginners’ chase. Joseph O’Brien’s horse ran reasonably well when third behind Min on his seasonal debut, and, last time out, would likely have finished second behind Thursday’s Grade 1 winner Our Duke, had he not unseated at the last in a beginners’ chase.