Racing Posts analysts reveal who most caught their eye on All-Weather Finals Day

I was really taken by the effort of Spark Plug in the Marathon. He was beaten only four lengths despite a difficult passage, eventually running on well in the closing stages to finish third. He is rated higher on turf, and despite being an eight-year-old, the 2016 Cambridgeshire winner has now proved he stays two miles, which opens a lot of doors. A two-time Listed winner, race fitness could see him snare another decent prize before long.

Maddy Playle, reporter

Kachy was electric as ever in the Sprint, and although he's clearly better on a tight-turning all-weather track like Lingfield, it would take a brave soul to presume he can't translate that form to turf. Chester will be his track of choice and I expect him to continue his blistering run as we move through the season. Looking at the beaten horses, Deputise's second-placed effort proved he has progressed over the winter. He can exploit his mid-90s mark, while Clon Coulis would have hated the track and shouldn't be overlooked back on turf.