No sign of ability in two runs at Dundalk; can be left out of calculations.

Alkumait half-sister to four winners including Holiday Magic (ten wins, all on AW), Coolnagree (two 7f wins, Group 3-placed) and Blackhall (point/4m Maryland Hunt Cup); dam placed 2m hurdle, half-sister to HK/Singapore 6f Group 1 winner Lucky Nine; hooded for debut.

Looked in need of further when 9l fifth of ten over 7f here last September; appreciated the extra furlong when 5l fifth of 16 over this trip at Cork later that month; open to improvement; might come into his own over a bit further than this.

Calyx filly is half-sister to seven winners, notably the top-class Rip Van Winkle; ran green, never counted on debut in a 7f Naas fillies' maiden last August; raced keenly and dropped away in the last furlong of a similar race at Galway; has plenty to prove.

Two modest efforts at two after running in a barrier trial; started slowly when well beaten over C&D on debut at this venue; again started slowly when failing to improve in a 1m Dundalk maiden.

Kingman filly; 400,000gns yearling; closely related to 7f AW 2yo winner Spinto Soprano, half-sister to 1m AW winner/St Leger runner-up Rahiebb; always in touch when a promising third behind two Aidan O'Brien-trained fillies in a 7f maiden on soft-to-heavy at the Curragh on only start at two.

Slowly away and always behind on only Dundalk start; has changed stable; best watched.

E350,000 yearling; fourth foal; No Nay Never filly is a sister to winners Broadhurst (7f-1m2f RPR 112) and Love Comedy (Japanese 6f turf 2yo/7f dirt); dam French/US 1m-10.5f winner (inc Listed; 100); of obvious interest, even though she holds no big-race entries.