Makes her racing debut, so all we have are schooling runs — she won a three-dog trial last week, but the times are the concern: around 15.9 seconds, roughly five lengths slower than the selection's best. She is also drawn in trap 2, which has won just 6.7% at this grade. Young dogs can improve sharply from trials to racing, so watch the market, but on the evidence she has plenty to find.

Ten runs at this course and distance without a win and just one place tells the story — she has been consistently a step behind this class of sprinter. Her ratings are the lowest of the experienced runners and her best time still leaves her a length or two shy of the selection at his best. The draw is fair, but others make far more appeal on everything that matters over this trip.

The second newcomer in the field and even harder to fancy than her kennelmate — her trials have all been slow, 16 seconds and upwards, with slow starts and crowding littering the comments. Debutants from this kennel deserve a second glance in the betting because the trainer does well here, but nothing in the schooling runs suggests she can trouble the principals first time out.