Looked very professional for her age when landing a Listed contest at Sandown last time on just her third start, value for more than the winning margin. Should prove tough to beat again up in grade.
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Looked very professional for her age when landing a Listed contest at Sandown last time on just her third start, value for more than the winning margin. Should prove tough to beat again up in grade.
Caught the eye on debut when a narrow second in a small-field maiden at Sandown, showing plenty of ability. Holds a Group 2 entry and is entitled to come on a lot for that effort.
Progressive last year and caught the eye when beaten less than three lengths into fourth in a 5f Newbury handicap when last seen. Raised only 2lb for that, she is entitled to be in the mix.
Won over 1m2f twice on grass last summer and she impressed when scoring at Kempton on Wednesday over 1m4f. Has favourable terms at this level and should go well again.
Got off the mark in handicaps at Hamilton last month and was a fine second in a tougher race at Haydock since, beaten by a progressive rival. Should be bang there again.
Won this corresponding race very easily last year before winning a Listed contest at Ascot on soft ground. Hasn’t been at his best this year but cheekpieces go on now and should improve for a return to this track, despite a tricky draw.
Looked very professional for her age when landing a Listed contest at Sandown last time on just her third start, value for more than the winning margin. Should prove tough to beat again up in grade.
Won the Listed Amethyst Stakes over 1m at Leopardstown in May but looked like something was amiss when tailed off in the Duke of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot when last seen. Nonetheless, a big player at this level if back to her best.
Given a positive ride when taking advantage of a career-low rating at Ayr three weeks ago and this trip should be fine. Still remains well ahead of the assessor judged on his older form.
Won three times in the United States earlier in his career. Won over 6f at Thirsk in May before dreadful run in the Stewards’ Cup but was a fine third in a Shergar Cup contest over 5f at Ascot when last seen and is entitled to respect.
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