Teofilo filly who made a winning debut when 18-1 for an eight-runner maiden at Dundalk (10.5f, AW) in January, slowly into stride and meeting some traffic but nevertheless coming from last to first; has since changed hands and left Mark Fahey; the form is nothing special but she finished to cracking effect in grabbing that win and has to be capable of better.

Bumper winner in September 2024 but 0-7 over hurdles, followed by two low-level performances under Flat rules; best watched for now.

25,000euros foal, 8,000euros yearling; tenth foal; Australia half-sister to five winners, notably Nicklaus (6f-1m; RPR 99); dam German 1m-1m4f winner (including 2yo/Listed; 101); she'd have to be red hot on debut to beat an on-song Sea The Storm, though.

Trained as 2yo by David Menuisier (same owners); Sea The Stars filly who overcame evident inexperience to emerge well on top in a maiden at Sandown (1m, soft) in September on debut; 4-5 for Group 3 at Baden-Baden (1m, soft) five weeks later, which she didn't win but her running-on second of eight suggested she could be a very useful prospect and is far and away the best performance in this field.

210,000euros yearling by Sea The Stars; 11th foal; closely related to 9.4f-1m2f AW winner Demonstration (RPR 91), half-sister to five winners including Jouska (5f 2yo/6f Listed; 107) and Wasim (6.5f-7f including 2yo/dirt; 102); dam US 1m winner; faces a good rival on debut but respected on paper.

Ninth foal; Palace Pier close relation to 1m2f winner Noble Horizon (RPR 95), half-sister to six winners including Thunder Drum (1m3f/1m4f including Group 3; 105) and Dubhe (1m-2m; 103); dam 1m2f-1m4f winner (including Irish Oaks; 118), sister to King George winner Nathaniel; lots to like there but, as stablemate of Sea The Storm, the betting should give all-important clues.

Has run twice this spring, improving at Beverley (8.5f, good to soft) 11 days ago but that was still a 15l defeat and low-level form.