John Guest British EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes (Plus 10)

Siyouni filly, cost €260,000 as a Breeze-Up purchase. Likely to want further than this on pedigree and the fact she's hooded perhaps not a positive sign. Others preferred.

Cityscape filly, dam a full-sister to both Irish Derby and Gold Cup winner Fame And Glory as well as Yummy Mummy (dam of Legatissimo). Yard in flying form in recent weeks, running at around a 30% strike-rate and yard do well with their newcomers/juveniles. Should run well.

Bated Breath filly, related to Listed winner Stipulate and AW winner Syndicate, dam was a half-sister to Group 3 winner Stronghold. Outrun her odds of 20/1 on debut and got the hang of things late on. Should come on for that run and appreciate the step up trip; leading claims with Moore booked.

Dubawi filly, dam a Listed winner and won over this trip as a two-year-old. Promising debut effort at Newmarket earlier in the month and that's likely to have been a decent race. Yard's runners can improve plenty from first run to second and each-way claims here once again.

Camelot filly, cost €80,000 as a yearling. Half-sister to some useful types including Group 3 winner Meiner Eternal and Listed winner Warsaw, dam a half-sister to two-year-old Group 1 winner Silca's Sister. Bred to be very smart and yard's debutantes often ready to go. Interesting runner.

Shamardal filly, cost €470,000 as a yearling. Half-sister to several winners including Group 3 winner Stellar Mass and dam is a sister to Group 3 winner Leporello. Nice pedigree but bred for further than this; can't be ruled out if there's market support. Trainer and jockey have an excellent strike-rate when combining.

Dubawi filly, very green on debut at Newbury. Would have to come on a vast amount for that run but yard are in form and champion jockey booked.

Poet's Voice filly, beaten out of sight on debut at Newbury and looked very green. Yard have a good strike-rate with their juveniles but they would appear to have stronger claims with Lady Godiva.

Mastercraftsman filly, half-sister to Group 1 winner Journey and dam a winner of the Prix Royal-Oak. Beautifully bred but trip looks sharp on debut and may do better with time.