Made the most of her experience in 6f maiden at Cork and took another step forward when making all in Group 3 here (6.5f), shaping as if 7f will suit. Found out in Group 1 Moyglare over C&D and she can bounce back eased in grade.

Readily bettered a couple of next-time-out winners to get off the mark in a 1m course maiden in late-July. Improved again when 1¼ lengths third behind a good prospect in Group 2 Futurity at the Curragh and now back over 7f after failing to improve as expected for 9f in Champions Juvenile Stakes.

Marked improvement in each of his first 3 runs, wandering late on when runner-up in valuable 6f Goodwood maiden in July. Found the drop to 5f against him when fourth of 11 in listed race at York before securing some place money in a valuable sales race at Doncaster (6.5f).

Completely different proposition with his debut under his belt when springing a 33/1 surprise at Ascot 3 weeks ago (6f). Still didn't look the finished article so there's more to come, for all that form is ordinary.

St Mark's Basilica colt who showed much-improved form to open account in the Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot, getting up late having met trouble along the way. Readily brushed aside by the winner in a 3-runner Group 2 at Chantilly the following month before finding Group 1 here last month.

5f listed winner who has stood up very well to a busy campaign, advancing his form when an excellent second in Group 1 Morny at Deauville (6f) last month. Flying Childers may have come too soon and he sets the standard eased in class, for all 7f isn't sure to suit.

Sioux Nation colt who left first 2 runs well behind post gelding operation when second of 5 at Cork (6f) 17 days ago. Bred to improve as stamina is drawn out but this no easy task.

Promising second at Doncaster on debut and built on that in impressive fashion when running away with a 5-runner novice at Newbury. Acquitted herself well in listed company when neck second of 8 to Aperoll at Sandown (7f, good) in July and better than she could show in the Prestige Stakes.

Landed 13-runner maiden at Navan 3 weeks ago (6f). Should stay 7f on that evidence but this demands a lot more.

Foaled April 18. €80,000 yearling out of a winner at up to 1m. Debut win at Newbury in April (5f) worked out well but off 3 months after (gelded in that time) and he's merely matched that form with a pair of runner-up efforts in novice company over 6f. Needs to improve for 7f.

Continued theme of minor race-by-race progress when off the mark at fourth attempt at Roscommon a month ago. This is a different environment.

€70,000 yearling, Starspangledbanner filly who knew more than on debut when fourth of 5 at Cork 17 days ago but this is asking a lot at this stage of her career.

Foaled April 23. €260,000 yearling, Lope De Vega colt. Brother to smart winner up to 9f Geryon for these connections. Lots to like on paper but this no easy introduction.

Bred to be useful and displayed promise both starts this summer over 6f. Needs to improve another chunk for 7f to feature.

Showed his opening mark to be very lenient when justifying strong support in impressive fashion at Sligo last month (6f). This demands another jolt of improvement but he can go on progressing.

€1,900,000 yearling, No Nay Never filly. Sister to several winners, including smart 2-y-o 5f/6f Blackbeard and useful 5f/6f winner Charles Darwin. Dam 2-y-o 7f winner who stayed 9f. Sure to build on opening fifth at Naas last week for leading connections but this a tough ask.

Camelot colt who showed plenty to work on when third of 4 in maiden at Galway (8.5f) last month. Failed to progress as expected at the Curragh 2 weeks later (9f) and drop in distance isn't an obvious move.