Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap

Having fallen below her latest winning mark, she landed a gamble a shade cosily when dropped in grade at Cork 5 days ago, and a 10 lb rise may not be enough to prevent a follow-up success.

A winner of novices at Ripon/Thirsk last summer, she was well below form on final start for James Tate in mid-April (subsequently sold for 23,000 gns) but still looks a very interesting contender for yard that does really well with new recruits.

Confirmed previous promise when opening her account in a C&D maiden last autumn and having been flying too high in Curragh handicaps both starts this year, she should be more competitive back at a more realistic level.

Ended last season with a career-best win in 16-runner handicap at the Curragh under this rider and having typically needed her comeback run at Navan last time, she could take some pegging back from plum draw with blinkers back on.

Navan maiden winner who again couldn't replicate her earlier season form when 5¼ lengths fifth of 10 to Sarahmae in a handicap at Cork (5f). Weighted to be much more competitive this time, however, 6f may prove her optimum.

Backed up her Dundalk success when fifth on handicap debut at the Curragh (both 6f) but following 8 weeks off, she ran too badly to be true over a significantly longer trip at Leopardstown (1m) last time.