Coronation Stakes (Group 1) (Fillies)

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf Grade 1 winner last time out, she handled the step up to a mile with authority on good ground — course and distance form checks out — but 231 days off the track and the demands of this stiff mile are the chief concerns.

Tried Group 1 company last time and kept on to finish fourth, beaten six lengths at the Curragh — honest enough, but our figures rank this filly bottom of the field and consistent form simply doesn't stretch to winning at this level; the first-time visor at least offers a wildcard.

Beaten a long way out in a Group 1 on her latest start, Moon Target faces a stiff winning task after a 252-day absence, though she acts on today's conditions, has scope over longer trips as a three-year-old, and a place claim remains live.

Decisive winner of the Irish 1,000 Guineas at the Curragh last time out, pulling clear by 2½ lengths with a sharp burst of speed that marked her out as the class act here; bypassing the Oaks to take her chance underlines connections' confidence, and she acts on today's conditions.

Beaten eight lengths in Listed company at Goodwood last time, and with a ranking of eighth of nine in the field, Rose Ghaiyyath looks hard to fancy here; the top jockey's return is a plus, but there are real doubts about whether she's good enough or sharp enough to trouble the principals.