A total of seven horses stood their ground for Saturday's £700,000 contest at this morning's 48-hour stage.
Moon Ballad will be re-equipped with a visor as he bids to add to Godolphin's good record in the race but Aidan O'Brien feels the ground is currently too fast for High Chaparral and could re-route last year's Derby winner to Longchamp next weekend unless rain arrives.
The title of champion sprinter could also be decided at Haydock on Saturday after Oasis Dream and Airwave headed a field of ten 48-hour declarations for Saturday's Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup this morning.
Oasis Dream will start from stall five as he bids to add to his wins in the July Cup and the Nunthorpe Stakes.