Chad Brown’s Grey filly didn’t get the smoothest of passages on her debut but she finished like a train and looks every bit a next time out winner.
Repping the infamous Juddmonte colours, this daughter of Tapit was clearly expected to improve for the run having been weak in the betting and may have a nice future.
Chad Brown had another debutant in-behind Publication that day and this one was prominent in the market being backed into 4/1 from 10/1.
She found herself with a hopeless task out the back and switched wide from the inside rail to rattle home. Not much more could have gone against her and she will be right there on her second start.
Brendan Walsh’s 4-y-o filly Missandei ran a blinder on her racecourse debut whilst showing signs of inexperience.
She travelled smoothly, picking them off out-wide around the bend however she didn’t look the most straight forward at the finish and is likely to have learnt for the experience.
This daughter of Fed Biz was heavily backed and is sure to win races.
Wesley Ward is renowned for his speedy fillies and She’s Just Quality will be hard to beat next time out.
She probably would have won on debut if she wasn’t forced to switch paths and that initial experience will only bring her on.
