'He's got a huge engine and is definitely up to winning a big pot' - Adele Mulrennan and Dougie Costello join our panel

Which high-class two-year-old do you expect to come out on top in the Dewhurst Stakes (3.00 Newmarket)?

Paul Binfield, Paddy Power Zavateri is probably the best juvenile in Britain and is likely to head the market for the 2,000 Guineas if he can add this Group 1 to his victory in the National Stakes at the Curragh. Eve Johnson Houghton has a real star on her hands and Zavateri is tough and genuine to boot. He can cement his claims to be champion juvenile by beating Gstaad for a second time. 

Dougie Costello, jockey Distant Storm has good form in the book from his first success on the July course and that was dependent on a strongly run race. He’s only a Group 3 winner but looks likely to take the step forward. Zavateri looks the main danger. He's done nothing wrong and has beaten Gstaad in his own backyard. 

Harry March, race analyst Distant Storm pulled too hard when third in the Acomb and the switch to more patient tactics seemed to do the trick when he impressed at Newmarket last time. The form of his debut win has worked out exceptionally well and his course experience should stand him in good stead.