Fairyhouse Special Offers Fillies Maiden

Danehill Dancer filly, cost 55,000 gns as a yearling. Debut run suggest she will need more time but not ruled out from a nice draw.

Zoffany filly, cost €21,000 as a foal and €32,000 as a yearling. Stamina and both her runs so far have suggested she'll want further than this. Of more interest when handicapping.

Born To Sea filly, cost €12,500 as a foal and €52,000 gns as a yearling. Big prices and well beaten on both starts so far having broken poorly on both occasions. Wide draw not ideal here and likely to be better in handicaps.

Dansili filly, half-sister to Group 1 winners Lord Shanakill and Together Forever amongst others. Excellent debut at the Curragh last month and should come on for that effort; every chance in this line up of going one better.

Frankel filly, half-sister to Group 3 winner Jet Away and dam was a full-sister to a Listed winner. Beaten favourite on debut and looked a bit too green to do herself justice but will have learned plenty from that.

Galileo filly and full sister to Irish Oaks winner Seventh Heaven. Half sister to three winners including Group 1 winner Crusade and beautifully bred. Debut last year was disappointing but entitled to do better this campaign. Market can reveal expectations.

Nathaniel filly, cost €135,000 as a yearling but sold for just £62,000 as a Breeze-Up purchase. Went well on debut, shaping like she would come on for that effort and trainer/jockey have a fine strike-rate of 33.33% (14-42) when teaming up together around here; leading claims.

Rip Van Winkle filly and dam was a middle-distance Group 3 winner. Well beaten on debut over this trip last month and looked in need of more time.

Fastnet Rock filly with more experience than the rest of this field having raced three times but very little else in her favour and she's missed the break on all three starts to date. Appears to be the yard's second-string and opposable.

Intense Focus filly, half-sister to Edge of Sanity. Excellent debut last week when runner-up at Leopardstown while her pedigree and debut run bother suggest she will improve for this step up in trip. Every chance of making her presence felt in this contest.

Pour Moi filly, cost €21,000 as a yearling, closely related to Listed winner Miss You Too and Group-placed Vitruvian Man. Dam was a middle-distance winner and half-sister to the dam of talented Covert Love. This trip likely to suit on debut but no doubt she'll have to be above average to score against these rivals.