Newbury

Foaled April 26. Caturra filly. Half-sister to winner up to 7f Ibn Aldar and 6f winner Lieutenant Sir. Dam, 2-y-o 5f-6f winner, half-sister to 2-y-o 7f/1m winner Bremner (useful). Market should offer some clues (stable had winning debutant here last month).

Related to some useful types. Never involved having dwelt/been hampered on debut at Bath. Yard has impressive record with second-time-out runners in recent weeks.

Foaled April 7. Kameko filly. Half-sister to several winners, including smart 5f/6f winner Thammin and useful winner up to 7f Ajax Tavern. Dam, 6f/7f winner (mostly in Greece), closely related to high-class 5f-7f winner Muarrab. Enough quality in her pedigree to warrant a market check.

Caught the eye when fourth in an ordinary novice at Wolverhampton (6f) on debut. Promise of that effort is underpinned by some notable sectionals. Open to significant improvement and expected to go close.

Steadily improving sort. Handicapper opted not to give her a mark following eye-catching sixth (150/1) at Nottingham last time. One to note in the betting back over 6f.

Should come on for her debut fifth at Wolverhampton (6f) last month, though Laylaty (fourth) was very much the eyecatcher in that event.

In good hands but offered little when last of 9 (behind better-fancied stablemate) on debut at Sandown.

Shaped with plenty of encouragement when close fourth over C&D on debut. That performance sets a fair standard, and she's entitled to improve on it.

Sergei Prokofiev filly. Half-sister to 6f winner Dark Sorceress. Dam 2-y-o 5f-6.5f winner. Never involved following a slow start on debut over C&D. Will need to leave that effort well behind.

Green when sixth in pair of all-weather events. Easily passed over having refused to race at Doncaster subsequently.

Ran to a similar level as on debut when sixth of 10 over C&D. Needs more time.