11-1, promising fourth of 11 in maiden at Newbury (7f, good) 25 days ago, leading until 1f out; that form is working out well so this daughter of Dark Angel is a player with better to come.

Havana Grey filly; half-sister to 7f-2m winner Alfred Boucher (RPR 109); dam, unraced half-sister to winners Mores Wells (1m2f-1m4f Group 3) and Galient (useful 1m4f Flat and 2m5f/3m hurdle), is out of a 2m Group 3 winner; appeals on paper and is a much respected newcomer; worth a market check.

A fairly useful maiden at two when an excellent seventh in Queen Mary at Royal Ascot; returned with a good third in 1m Kempton novice in March but well below par when sixth in similar company at Nottingham (1m) 24 days ago; holds leading form claims if back to her best.

7-1, shaped well on her debut when a running-on fourth of 11 in maiden at Newmarket (7f, good) in October; this Sioux Nation filly looks to have a fair bit more to offer in 2026.

Showed little in three runs for Hayley Burton at two and fared no better for her new stable in 6f Kempton maiden eight days ago; visor is reached for.

28-1 and green when a never-dangerous eighth of ten in maiden at Doncaster (7f, good to firm) on her debut 17 days ago; this Too Darn Hot filly can do better in the longer term.

Kingman filly who took a big step forward from her debut when third of seven in 7f Kempton maiden last month; she can do better still so needs considering.

Built on debut promise when second of five in 7f Newmarket maiden 26 days ago, making most; this daughter of Pinatubo is open to more progress here.

Modest form shown in a pair of 6f novices at Wolverhampton and Southwell before Christmas; plenty more is required from this Iffraaj filly after a layoff.