





A smart filly but so far she has proved vulnerable when tackling G2 or G1 company. More positively she did surge to a runaway 7l victory in Listed company on soft ground at Ascot.
Continued her progress from last season when returning with a stunning Royal Ascot G2 victory on suitably slow ground. Her G2 win at Goodwood last time was decisive but she is better at this trip than that 2800m.
Looked to thrive on the muddy ground when winning a 1600m G3 at The Curragh in 2020, her only win so far. Some decent runs in top events this season but without looking like winning.
Lightly-raced but a long-striding filly whose trainer thinks she will be well suited to York. Despite a wide trip and racing too keenly, she very nearly won a G2 over this trip at Royal Ascot on her latest start.
Trained by Aidan O'Brien who has a fine record in this, but facts and figures suggest that this filly will be a big-priced outsider here, having twice been very well beaten in G1 company.
Had begun to look disappointing until Royal Ascot when - despite a wide trip – she was pushed into the lead 400m out in a G2 over this trip, and always just in control after. Rested since then, she could progress further.
Has developed from a good into a champion filly this year. She led from the gate to win a G3 here in May, before destroying her rivals in G1 Classics at Epsom and The Curragh with devastating acceleration. Hard to beat if still at the top of her game.