Longines Irish Champions Weekend EBF Stallions Star Stakes (Fillies' Listed)

Finally justified favouritism at Kempton last time out having been backed on both her previous starts at Salisbury and Goodwood, finishing runner-up on each occasions. Only up 1lb for that but can hang under pressure and this is her toughest test to date. Place claims.

Firm ground winner at Bath three starts back but has failed to settle on both his subsequent outings. Has to improve to take any sort of hand here and will have to settle better too. Looks the least likely of her trainer's three runners.

Two from two so far and had no issue conceding weight to her rivals at Musselburgh last time out. This obviously tougher but every chance there's more to come from her and this jockey has a good record with the trainer when riding juveniles. Softer conditions the main question mark but leading claims if she handles them.

Casamento filly, cost €13,000 as a yearling. Half-sister to five winners, all campaigned at around this trip. Impressive win on debut at Ripon after a slow start and should come on for that run. Form of the contest not exactly been franked since but with more improvement likely it would be no surprise to see her run well.

Acclamation filly, cost €85,000 as a foal and €140,000 as a yearling. Dam's a half-sister to 6f Group 1 winner Lethal Force. Shaped well on debut when she stayed on for third and confirmed that promise with a comfortable win at Lingfield on her second start. Never got into it last time at Newmarket, possibly caught out by softer condition, and that could be a concern again here.

Kodiac filly, cost €88,000 as a yearling. Half-sister to several winners, most over a bit further than this and dam a middle distance Group 2 winner. Won easier than the winning margin suggests last time at Carlisle and step up in trip will only help; should go well for a yard that do well at this course (18.6% strike-rate).

Improved for her debut last time out at Haydock, making all and staying on in impressive fashion. Shapes like a step up in trip is in order and unproven on softer ground but trainer does well with his fillies and any market support should be noted.

Enjoyed softer conditions when winning at Chepstow in June and not disgraced in Listed company at Newmarket earlier in the month. Couldn't follow that up in Group company last time out after a slow start but can be forgiven that run and she should enjoy the drop in class and softer conditions. Yard have hit form and no surprise to see her run well.

Won on debut at Newmarket but couldn't follow that up in Listed company last time. Slowly away on both her starts to date and has to step up markedly on what she's shown so far.

Winner of a maiden at Fairyhouse on second start but couldn't land any sort of blow at Royal Ascot last time. Starts out for a new yard now and upped in trip; probably best watched this time around.