1600m – Turf
1  | 
    Kitty Rose  | 
    Beaten a head by the future G1 Irish 1000 Guineas second in G3 company last time, and clearly entitled to consideration despite her big weight.  | 
  
2  | 
    Everlasting  | 
    Didn’t make the grade in the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas (11th) but has plenty of ability and back on track after last time out Listed win.  | 
  
3  | 
    Julica  | 
    This French filly boasts respectable showings in G3 Prix de la Grotte (sixth) and Listed grade (fourth) but no easy task at the weights.  | 
  
4  | 
    Soprano  | 
    Has a touch of class and not firing on all cylinders this season, but not discounted on handicap debut.  | 
  
5  | 
    Asian Daze  | 
    The filly had busy time of it since May (three runs), but is holding her form well and she ran a smart customer close in Listed grade last time.  | 
  
6  | 
    Forever Blue  | 
    Low mileage (three runs) and likely improver on the back of her Haydock reappearance win. Each way prospects.  | 
  
7  | 
    Hard To Resist  | 
    Not disgraced in group company on both sides of the Channel last season. Yet to race this term but could have more to offer this season.  | 
  
8  | 
    Zenjabeela  | 
    Useful sort last season (two wins) and connections are clearly prepared to forgive her poor reappearance run when last at York.  | 
  
9  | 
    Fair Angellica  | 
    Equally adept on turf and the all-weather, she has done very little wrong to date (four wins from five starts) and fully entitled to take her chance here.  | 
  
10  | 
    Flight Of Fancy  | 
    This classy maiden was collared close home in a decent handicap at the Curragh. The third has run well since and so not without a chance.  | 
  
11  | 
    Rochelle  | 
    Has done little wrong to date and she was a fair fourth in Listed company at Longchamp last time, but others have stronger claims.  | 
  
12  | 
    The lightly raced filly, coming off a second at Listowel, has done little wrong. This is her stiffest test to date but there could be more to come.  | 
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13  | 
    Gushing Gold  | 
    Hasn’t built on last season’s promise and two unplaced efforts this term suggests that she is likely to be up against it.  | 
  
14  | 
    Sattwaa  | 
    Ran well when second to a G3 winning filly in Listed grade at Dusseldorf in May, but point to prove after disappointing effort (sixth) on return trip to Germany.  | 
  
15  | 
    Disqualified on a technicality after finishing second at Killarney but clearly well regarded.  | 
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16  | 
    Bellarchi  | 
    Has been kept very busy this season (two wins from six starts), but she was well beaten (fifth) in Listed grade last time and very much an outsider.  | 
  
17  | 
    Indelible  | 
    Lightly raced but improving fast judged on Lingfield and Doncaster wins. Looks to be on a competitive mark and very much a leading contender.  | 
  
18  | 
    Cat Ninja  | 
    The form of her Windsor win has been well franked with the second having bolted up since at Newbury.  | 
  
19  | 
    Marcella  | 
    Some encouragement to be had when second to a smart prospect at Kempton in April, but not as effective when upped to Listed and group class since.  | 
  
20  | 
    Arisaig  | 
    Admirably consistent filly who have two of her three wins on the all-weather. Boasts respectable efforts on turf but more improvement is called for.  | 
  
21  | 
    Nocturnal  | 
    Building nicely following successive wins at Lingfield and Wolverhampton. Not one to underestimate.  | 
  
22  | 
    Zaynab  | 
    This filly is heading the right way following consecutive wins at the Curragh. Accounted for two smart customers last time and very much on an upward curve.  | 
  
23  | 
    My Margie  | 
    Two all-weather wins were the prelude to fair effort in Ascot handicap, but other advance stronger claims.  | 
  
24  | 
    Mrs Morrell  | 
    Heading in the right direction following easy win in a minor handicap at Yarmouth but further improvement called for.  | 
  
25  | 
    Viennoise  | 
    Opened her account in good style on the all-weather at Lingfield in April, but now needs to take her game to a whole new level.  | 
  
26  | 
    Raknah  | 
    The Irish visitor has already successfully tested in British waters (won a handicap at Lingfield in March) before disappointing (seventh) at Southwell. No easy task.  | 
  
27  | 
    Strutting  | 
    The Wolverhampton winner hasn’t been getting home (tried over 2398m on penultimate start) over longer trips and may do better for a return to 1600m.  | 
  
28  | 
    D Flawless  | 
    Lightly raced and probably has plenty of improvement in her, but she probably isn’t quite there yet judged on her third in a novice race at Goodwood.  | 
  
29  | 
    Battle Queen  | 
    Some of form stands close scrutiny having finished second to a future Listed winner at Southwell. Has won since and looks well handicapped.  | 
  
30  | 
    Lou Lou’s Gift  | 
    Not disgraced (third) at Kempton last time and likely to improve in time. Possible place claims.  | 
  
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    Reserves  | 
    
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31  | 
    Shin Jidai  | 
    Ran well to be second behind an in-form filly at Kempton, and she may again prove competitive off current handicap mark.  | 
  
32  | 
    Queen Of Atlantis  | 
    Was in great form on the all-weather (three wins). She hasn’t proved as effective over 2000 metres on turf since but now returns to her optimum trip.  | 
  
33  | 
    Mercury Day  | 
    Made a belated if successful start to the campaign in Nottingham maiden race earlier in this month, but clearly this is a big step up.  |