Runner-up to a twice-raced rival on debut at the Curragh, over 1m1f on very testing ground; improved on that when stepped up in trip on better ground at Naas; shorter possibly not ideal for this Camelot filly, entered in the Pretty Polly and Irish Oaks; however, she is probably the form horse.

Looked raw first time at Galway and did well to get the better of the twice-raced runner-up; set a tough task in a Listed race at Leopardstown won by the brilliant Diamond Necklace; tongue-tie added for reappearance.

Long-priced winner of a 1m maiden at Dundalk last December; can continue to pay her way for a stable well on its way to a best-ever year.

Second in 7f Leopardstown fillies' maiden (soft) last June on only start for Jim Bolger; following month bought for 140,000gns; failed to run to expectations at Dundalk on yard debut but split a Ballydoyle pair at Galway in October; earned a mark of 76 that is unlikely to be good enough to account for previous winners.

Not disgraced despite finishing 7 last of six at Leopardstown (sent off 150-1) in a good 7f maiden at Leopardstown last May on only juvenile start; another respectable run at Cork on reappearance; possibly capable of winning races but may need her sights lowered.

E160,000 Tattersalls Ireland Breeze Up purchase last May; made an encouraging debut when second in a 7f maiden at Dundalk last October; failed to improve when third at the same venue on November; stable in terrific form, champion jockey aboard.