Eight juveniles will line up for the $1.01-million Caymanas Park Two-Year-Old Sprint tomorrow, a native-bred maiden special weight over 6 furlongs (1,200m).

It is a wide-open race on paper, with two first-time starters adding plenty of intrigue to a field that already has some promising form.

Here is how they stack up:

1. AWHODAT: (2 b f by Bern Identity – The Genesis) – Has been knocking at the door with a second and two thirds from three starts. She does not look like a winner in waiting, but she is honest enough to be in the mix again for a share.

2. AGAIN AND AGAIN: (2 ch f by Sensational Slam – Wiedersehen) – The well-anticipated debutante. She has been training very well coming into this and looks ready to make a big first impression. A win on debut would surprise no one.

3. YEET: (2 b f by Kettle Corn – Runallday) – Has shown little in two starts so far and will need a major turnaround to figure here.

4. GLAMA GIRL: (2 b f by Bern Identity – Indian Bluff) – The consistent one. She keeps turning up and running her race, and she should once again be good enough to grab a piece of the pie.

5. GENNA GENNA LINKS: (2 ch f by Kettle Corn – Golden Glory) – The other debutante. She has been training fairly well and should run a creditable race first time out, though she may need the experience.

6.IN YAH SKINS: (2 b g by Bold Conquest – Kitty Hawk) – A nicely bred gelding making his first start. This will be a learning run for him, and he should benefit greatly from the exposure.

7. CHOOSE JAMAICA: (2 ch f by Aveenu Malcainu – Raise Your Voice) – Was beaten 19 lengths into fourth on debut on October 17. Little improvement is expected here.

8. CLOCKY TEE: (2 b c by Bern Identity – Miss Formality) – He gave a good account of himself on debut, finishing a neck second to Pop Rocket over 4 1/2 furlongs (900m) on October 31. With the step up to 6 furlongs in his favour, Clocky Tee will be gunning for top honours here.

— Ruddy Allen