Frankel homebred half-sister to 7f winner Yuzu (RPR 74); dam German 7.5f AW/1m Listed winner (100), half-sister to German Listed winners Diatribe (6f 2yo/7f) and Daktani (1m); market best guide on debut.

Night Of Thunder filly is closely related to Japanese 6f turf winner Irifi (inc 2yo); dam 1m 2yo/1m2f Listed winner (RPR 105), closely related to 1m Listed winner Mooharib, family of 1m2f/1m4f Group 1 winners Rewilding and Dar Re Mi; another for market likely best guide on debut.

Wootton Bassett filly; second foal of a 1m winner (RPR 90), a half-sister to winners Edelmira (1m4f Group 3) and Elishpour (useful 10.5f-2m), top family of Group 1 mid-distance/staying winners Ebadiyla, Enzeli and Estimate; Irish Oaks entry has to be worth a close look on debut but this trip could be on the short side; yard won this last year with a debutante.

Some debut promise at the Curragh last month, much better 15 days later at Navan, running a bit in snatches, weakening late when second in 1m2f median auction maiden; back to 1m here in what is probably a stronger maiden so will need to improve again.

Blue Point filly ran okay on Naas debut in September but took a backward step on Dundalk AW two months later; probably best watched on return.

Mildly encouraging run on second juvenile start but looks a more likely type for handicaps.

Twice soundly beaten in Curragh maidens last month at huge odds; easily passed over now.

Invincible Spirit filly; okay efforts on both late-season juvenile runs at Dundalk without landing a blow; may want more time.

Frankel filly out of a smart sprinting 2yo; twice runner-up in sprint maidens in October when racing prominently, at Naas and when keen at Dundalk in first-time tongue-tie, clear second to a long odds-on shot; upped in trip here and tongue-tie left off (Irish 1,000 Guineas entry).

Wootton Bassett filly shaped well on debut on Derby weekend at the Curragh, staying on nicely from off the pace to finish third in 7f fillies maiden; disappointing favourite however in similar contest in August, fading tamely inside final 2f; should stay 1m; Irish 1,000 Guineas entry remains of interest.

Gleneagles filly finished last of 16 on Cork debut in September; can only be watched for now.

Siyouni filly didn't count on Naas debut in October and later in month made plenty of use of when favourite at Dundalk but faded tamely over 7f; blinkers fitted for seasonal return and upped in trip.

Blue Point filly cost 75,000euros as a yearling; first foal; dam maiden half-sister to winners Royal Julius (1m1f Group 2) and Hooflepuff (prolific 8.6f-1m4f AW), out of unraced half-sister to 1m2f 2yo Group 1 winner Goldamix; newcomer seemingly the lesser likely of Joseph O'Brien's pair but worth a look for future reference.

Sands Of Mali filly soundly beaten in both late-season maidens at big odds; easily overlooked now.

Maiden tried at Group level on final four starts last season, showing smart level of form when second in Silver Flash Stakes here and final start when beaten under 4l in Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh; Irish 1,000 Guineas entry could well stay beyond 1m; big player.

Frankel filly, whose dam won the 1m2f Pretty Polly for this stable; both juvenile runs came at the Curragh in October on testing ground, on second occasion staying on well into a clear second in Group 3 Staffordstown Stud Stakes over this trip; will thrive over mid-distances in time but can make her mark at 1m; could prove the one to beat if handling this better ground.