Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden

Kyllachy filly out of a Halling mare. Shaped with some purpose on AW bow at Dundalk but failed to build on that at the Curragh last month. May want handicap company to be seen to better effect.

Kodiac filly, cost £22,000 as a yearling. Sister to a winner and half-sister to a juvenile winner. Dam a half-sister to a Group 3 winner. Interesting enough pedigree if the market vibes are good on debut.

Invincible Spirit filly, cost 1,600,000 gns as a yearling. Sister to Group 3 winning sprinter and half-sister six winners including Irish 1,000 Guineas winner. Only moderate promise on debut but yard's runners often come on markedly for their debut.

Scat Daddy filly, cost $500,000 as a yearling. Full-sister to a US winner and half-sister to five more winners including a Grade 3 winner over 6f. Improved from debut to finish third of 14 at the Curragh last time. Should go well again.

Canford Cliffs filly, dam a winner and half-sister to a Group 3 winner. Shaped like she may want further than this on debut and pedigree suggests as much. Will have learnt plenty for that experience at least.

Kodiac filly, cost €90,000 as a yearling. Dam a half-sister to a juvenile Listed winner over 6f. Makes plenty of appeal for a yard in form but may have her work cut out against O'Brien runners with experience.

Dandy Man filly, cost €5,500 as a yearling. Dam a winner over 7f and a half-sister to three sprint winners. Well beaten on debut at the Curragh and may need more time.

Requinto filly cost €76,000 as a foal, though changed hands for €46,000 as a yearling, last of 11 in 6f Curragh maiden on debut and failed to beat a rival home again at Naas last time. Hard to fancy.