Early speed and the ability to quicken around a bend will mean that there are lots of options open to a 2-year-old filly like her.

I’m a great believer that you don’t know how good a horse is until it’s been beaten.

The manner of his debut performance would suggest that he is an above average type and he is the first name into my tracker from this weekend’s action.

He started well from his low draw, held the inside rail and then quickened away to win as he liked.

Today, she stated her claim to be the best 2-year-old that we have seen so far.

He has a long way to go before his connections can think about fulfilling those lofty ambitions, but he is heading in the right direction.

She will be suited by a stronger gallop and 10-furlongs, which should be relatively easy to find in the UK and she is worth noting when she makes her debut.

Being a gelding should not be a barrier to success and he is definitely worth keeping an eye on in the weeks ahead.

The final circuit time was exceptional when compared to the other races on the card and despite looking green late on, he could be a star.

"This was a nice performance and there may well be more to come from this piece of form"

The 3YO hurdle winner Loup Blond is the most interesting horse to note for the future.

It is hard not to get excited about what he might be able to achieve now that he has begun to mature.

The horses who chased him home had decent form in the book, but they simply couldn't live with his speed after the 2nd last.

The sense I have from watching the replay and the time figures is that this was an above average piece of form for the time of year.