Highclere Thoroughbred Racing EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes (Plus 10)

Leroidesanimaux filly, half-sister to useful Listed winner Abingdon and dam closely related to several Group winners over middle distances. Looks to be bred for plenty further than this but shouldn't be dismissed if there's any market support.

Iffraaj filly, cost 19,000 gns as a foal and 120,000 gns as a yearling. Related to several useful winners around this trip and has some eye-catching entries. Looks a suitable test on debut and yard's first-string; she's a player if she handles the ground.

Scat Daddy filly, dam a Grade 3 winner, sister to Group 1 winner Bronze Cannon and half-sister to Group 2 winner Across The Stars. Beautifully bred but likely to want further than this and Cosgrave prefers Beshaayir.

Oasis Dream filly, cost 120,000 gns as a yearling. Half-sister to a winner over this trip and dam was a Group 3 winner and half-sister to a Group 3 winning sprinter. Plenty of speed in her pedigree and yard in excellent form. Should go well.

Big Bad Bob filly, cost 20,000 gns as a yearling. Half-sister to six winners including two Group 3 winning sprinters and dam was a 6f two-year-old wnner herself. Yard's debutantes often need the run but likely to be the first-string on jockey bookings and has a nice enough pedigree.

Kodiac filly, cost 19,000 gns as a foal and £65,000 as a yearling. Dam a half-sister to sprint winner Oasis Moon. Pedigree suggests she may enjoy some cut in the ground and yard are in form. Market likely to reveal expectations and interesting how she compares to stablemate Hula Girl.

Nathaniel filly, cost 40,000 gns as a yearling. Half-sister to a middle distance winner and dam a half-sister to Listed winner Dolores. Likely to want further than this and trainer's record at this course is uninspiring.

Captain Gerrard filly, dam a useful stayer and half-sister to Listed placed Nabbaash. Yard's newcomers have been a little more forward this year and trainer excels with his fillies but this one will surely need further to be seen at her best.

Holy Roman Emperor filly, cost 65,000 gns as a yearling. Half-sister to sprinter Pixeleen and dam also has an attractive sprint pedigree. Very green on debut here and only minor improvement last time when well beaten at Newmarket. May appreciate the drop in trip but others preferred.

Mayson filly, cost £10,000 as a yearling and 75,000 gns as a two-year-old. Half-sister to a pair of winners and dam a half-sister to Grade 2 winner Lauro and a German Group 3 winner. Holds some fancy entries and trainer excels with his juveniles who have been in particularly good order this year; leading claims.