Tinie & Charlesy DJ Set Maiden Fillies' Stakes

Air Quest filly who makes little appeal on pedigree. Very green on debut and well beaten. Hard to fancy.

Henrythenavigator filly whose dam was a smart middle distance filly. Trainer does well with his fillies and any market support would make her interesting but trainer and jockey have just a 2.22% (1-45) strike-rate when teaming up around here and yard have been a little quiet in recent weeks.

Oasis Dream filly, cost 130,000 gns as a yearling but resold for just 4,000 gns earlier this year. Not disgraced on debut at Windsor and entitled to come on for that run so no surprise to see her run into a place.

Oasis Dream filly, half-sister to miler Star Blaze and dam was a Listed winner. Very disappointing on debut when too green to do herself justice here last week but entitled to have learned plenty from that and trainer does well with his fillies. Top South African jockey booked but yard have been a little quiet.

Sixties Icon filly related to sprinting types. Struggled and too green to do herself justice on debut at Windsor; trainer not had any recent winner on the Flat so looks opposable.

Kheleyf filly, cost £2,000 as a yearling. Well beaten on both starts to date and very slowly away each time. Likely to struggle again.

Indian Heaven filly whose dam was a winning stayer. Likely to need more of a stamina test than this but trainer has been going well in recent weeks so not discounted.

Sepoy filly, cost 82,000 gns as a foal and 200,000 gns as a yearling. Beaten favourite on her starts last season and just failed to get up at Newmarket last time but already gained an official rating of 85 and a repeat of her performance last time will likely be enough to take this contest. Good chance on all known form.

Paco Boy filly who cost just £600 as a yearling. Has finished last on both her starts to date and hard to forward with any confidence. May do better when switched to handicaps.