Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden

Showed a bit in mid-field in 1m Naas maiden on debut 17 days ago, though is likely to be one for further down the line.

Well held in maidens (behind stablemate Itstheonlyoneigot at Gowran last week) and looks one for handicaps.

Made an encouraging debut considering the amount of ground she conceded at the start when third of 15 in maiden at Gowran last week, staying on under hands-and-heels ride. Looks sure to improve.

Had 3 quick runs in maidens in May, showing fair form and not beaten far first 2 starts. Tailed off at the Curragh when last seen though and needs to get back on track upped to 1m now.

Foaled March 24. New Bay filly. Dam, 1¼m-1½m winner (both her starts), half-sister to high-class 1m-11.5f winner Echo of Light and smart 9f-1½m winner (stayed 2m) Akarem. Appealing sort on paper and yard had just second juvenile winner on debut this year at Dundalk on Friday. One to note.

Bred to be smart and shaped well without being knocked about when third of 7 in Curragh maiden on debut 3 weeks ago. Will improve.

Foaled March 9. €280,000 yearling, Lope de Vega filly. Half-sister to winner up to 9f De Sica. Dam winner up to 1m (2-y-o 6f winner). Stable in form, including with newcomers, and she's appealing first time up.

Has offered something to work on in a couple of similar events in the last month and should make more impact in handicaps.

Has made a good start for all she's yet to win, keeping on for fourth in good 1m Punchestown maiden before chasing home top prospect Wall Street in Group 3 at Leopardstown 10 days ago. Looks the one to beat.