A prolific winner when trained in her native South Africa, took her time to acclimatise to her new surroundings but the penny has finally dropped, completing the 4-timer in E. P. Taylor Stakes at Woodbine in September. Has a bit to find on bare form.

Grade 1 winner last season who's only been seen on 3 occasions in 2026. Returned when scoring in a Grade 3 at Gulfstream and has found only one too good on last 2 starts, beaten a short-head behind Classic Q in First Lady here 4 weeks ago. May need a few to falter.

Smart mare with 3 wins from 4 runs this year. Gained a Grade 1 success in the Diana at Saratoga in July before a break and returned with victory in Grade 2 Flower Bowl Stakes at Belmont. Represents top turf trainer who has won this a record 4 times.

Dual Group 1 winning juvenile who added to that with success in Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh and Coronation at Royal Ascot at the beginning of the season. Only one blip since and proved her effectiveness over longer trips when second in Prix de l'Opera at Longchamp last time.

A Group 3 winner in her native Ireland last year and, while failing to add to that this season, has run creditably in defeat. Third behind Oaks winner Thundering On in Blandford Stakes at the Curragh last time. Keane unsurprisingly prefers Blue Bolt.

Improved to win a Grade 2 at Woodbine in July and ran best race when 1¼ lengths fourth of 10 to Classic Q in the First Lady at this course 4 weeks ago. Will need even more to feature in this.

Has been highly tried on the dirt and made the perfect start on turf when winning Grade 2 Kentucky Downs Ladies Turf Stakes in September. Backed that up with a fine third in the First Lady at this course recently but has to turn form around with Classic Q and Lush Lips.

Came into this last year on the back of a 4-timer and finished in mid-division. Built on her reappearance to win Grade 3 Ladies Marathon Stakes at Kentucky Downs in September in good style. Others more persuasive.

Proved a different proposition for this yard having previously been trained in Britain, winning 4 of her 6 starts in the US, including the Jenny Wiley at this course in April. Beaten less than 2 lengths when sixth of 10 behind Classic Q in the First Lady here on return earlier in the month.

Returned with a career-best effort when winning Group 2 at Newmarket in May. Failed to add to that but made the places in Duke of Cambridge at Royal Ascot in June and in E. P. Taylor Stakes at Woodbine last month. Can make presence felt.

NON RUNNER.

West Coast-trained filly with an impressive strike rate. Opened her account at the top level in the Gamely at Santa Anita in May and warmed up for this when winning Grade 2 Rodeo Drive there in good style 4 weeks ago. Place claims.

A much-improved filly this year, scoring 3 times from 6 starts, all at 1m. Two of those victories have come at Grade 1 level in the Just A Game at Saratoga and First Lady at Keeneland. Among the best of the home team and entitled to be in the mix if coping with the extra distance.

Signed off her time in native Chile when winning Group 1 at Club Hipico de Santiago on final start for Patricio Baeza in May. Hard to weigh up on North American debut for new yard.