FALAKEYAH delivered a highly promising debut success on the all-weather at Wolverhampton. The New Bay filly travelled powerfully throughout, before careering away from her rivals, once asked for an ounce of effort in the home straight. Closely related to the talented Rowayeh, this youngster appears to be a potential top filly and is taken to take a step towards pattern-class company.

MOONFALL can go one better than when an encouraging runner-up over track and track on debut last month. The Starman colt, who is a half-brother to Group Three scorer Soprano, seemed to learn plenty as the race progressed. He finished strongly, pulling nicely clear of the remainder, with the impression of progress next time.

LIKEALOT created a strong impression, first-time-out at Chelmsford, 80 days ago. The grey Camelot filly stretched clear over this 1m2f distance, kicking off a modest gallop. Clearly a forward type, she is taken to at least reach the frame at fair odds, for a trainer who arrives in solid form - Ralph Beckett has trained four winners in the previous fortnight.

BLINDEDBYTHELIGHTS could have plenty more to offer this season. The five-year-old’s fitness needs to be taken on trust but he had a productive spell last term, and has scope for further progress, especially raised in journey. A winner on good-to-firm ground at Yarmouth, he should relish the quick conditions here, in what could be a stamina test he absolutely relishes.

Juddmonte filly, RED LETTER, scored in a Curragh maiden, prior to a fourth-placed finish in the G1 Moyglare Stud Stakes over 7f. She settled behind the winner (and reopposing Lake Victoria) but was caught in a pocket when the pace lifted. She ran on strongly to the line, suggesting there was plenty more to come. She appears the value option against the short-priced pair of favourites. 

WATCHING STARS is an obvious each-way selection in the 1m2f handicap to conclude the Guineas meeting. Soft ground was against him on handicap debut here in October; he ran a more promising fourth, reappearing over a mile at this course last month. A gelding operation may have helped that day, with the promise of improvement likely when stretched out to this trip.