Steadily improving Blue Point filly. Went close in Roscommon maiden that's working out well on return last month. Didn't get the rub of the green when length second at Navan (1m) subsequently. Solid claims to go one better here.

€400,000 Siyouni filly. Didn't progress in France following a promising debut effort at Deauville (7f) in August 2025. Only 2 lengths behind Divine Legend on return from 10 months off last time. Respected on just her second start for excellent yard.

Advanced her form when runner-up in maidens at Roscommon and Galway (behind a useful one). Well worth a go in first-time visor having failed to meet expectations when 3 lengths third (behind River Trieux) in big-field Cork maiden (1m, soft) latest. Leading claims if she puts it all together.

Palace Pier filly. Dam, 1m winner, half-sister to 2-y-o 8.5f winner Texas Fever. In-form yard did saddle an impressive debut winner last month, for all this one has a bit less to recommend her on paper. Wears tongue strap.

Promising first effort at Roscommon. Aided by run of the race/first-time tongue strap when improved 1½-length second at Cork (1m, soft) since. In excellent hands and further progress could see her firmly in the mix.

Showed much more than first up when 2½-length fourth at Down Royal (5f, 50/1). This is a much better maiden, though, for all the step back up in trip may suit.

Bred to be useful. Narrowly failed to justify support behind a next-time-out winner on debut at the Curragh (7f). Beaten a length down in trip at Cork 6 days on (third and fourth winners since) and surely wasn't 100% at Roscommon last time. Has earned another chance but draw hasn't been kind.

Failed to justify support on debut at Dundalk in March. Was clearly thought capable of better by the Mark Fahey yard, however, she's pitched into a deeper maiden on first start for new connections. Wears first-time tongue strap.

Sold for just 1,000 gns on the back of an underwhelming debut for James Tate. Only beat one home on reappearance/stable debut at Navan (300/1), for all she may have needed the run.

Too Darn Hot filly. Half-sister to useful 2-y-o 6f winner Mishal Star. Dam unraced half-sister to useful 7f winner Spirit of Bermuda. Unraced for Godolphin and sold for 42,000 gns in July (had cost 460,000 gns as a yearling). Yard isn't a regular source of debut winners. Wears hood.

Showed fair ability in maidens prior to shaping as though amiss on handicap bow at Killarney (1m) last month. Has her work cut out, even if back on song. RESERVE.

Half-sister to Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck. Well held both starts to date, latterly when backing out things quickly in first-time tongue strap on return at Navan (1¼m). Marked drop in trip suggests she could be a handicap project now.

Offered something to work on when beaten 5½ lengths (not given hard time) at Cork (6f) on debut. That form has some substance and worth monitoring for each-way support at big prices. RESERVE.

€1,200 yearling, Coulsty filly. Half-sister to winner John Paul Jones and 1m winner Katie's Kitten. Dam 1m winner. Stable in good form. Cheap purchase wears tongue strap and will have more realistic opportunities down the line.

Didn't show any ability in 3 starts last year. Returns from 11 months away.

€65,000 yearling, Sioux Nation filly. Dam maiden (stayed 1¼m), closely related to 1½m-13.4f winner (stayed 2m) Swnymor and 1m/8.6f winner Pusjkin (both useful). Stable's newcomers typically need their initial experience.

Nando Parrado filly. Half-sister to several winners, including useful 7f-1m winner Porto Blanco and winner up to 7f Nirela. Dam unraced. Makes some appeal on paper, though is a rare newcomer on the Flat for yard.

Camelot filly. Dam, 9.4f winner who stayed 1½m, half-sister to smart 12.5f winner Ebiyza. Inexperienced rider booked for belated debut and looks stable second string.

Went backwards from her debut when trailing the field at the Curragh in late-June.