1st - €19,500.00 2nd - €6,000.00 3rd - €3,000.00 4th - €1,200.00 Fine

FormscanBy Gary Carson - CHINESE LIGHT was well-supported to get off the mark on her debut at Galway but just gave way in the closing stages after making the running. It was a big ask to make all around there on her debut and her inexperience may just have told inside the final furlong. She is fancied to turn the tables now on Tamadhor, who stayed on past her then to take second. Kevin Prendergast's charge has run well since again in a conditions race at the Curragh and the overall form of that Galway contest looks very strong with the winner Legatissimo going on to run a cracker when second to Jack Naylor in Listed company at the Curragh. Bocca Baciata stayed on nicely on her debut when fourth in a strong looking maiden at the Curragh won by Found. The second then was Together Forever, who was third behind Jack Naylor last time, so the form ties in well with the other two. She is entitled to go close. There is a further line of form between the three mentioned above as Ask Me Nicely was sixth in the Galway race and behind Bocca Baciata when fifth at the Curragh. She looks held on those runs. The two Ballydoyle newcomers are naturally impeccably bred. Wedding Vow is out of Oaks third Remember When, who is a half-sister to Dylan Thomas as well as Homecoming Queen and Queen's Logic. She appears to be first choice here with Joseph getting the leg up. There have been a few of the 'second string' newcomers winning this season, however, so Diamondsandrubies warrants a look. She is a half-sister to Group One placed You'll Be Mine and is out of Group One winner Quarter Moon. The Jim Bolger-trained Stellar Glow is another with a glittering pedigree. She is a half-sister to Group One winner Alfred Nobel. Her grand-dam was the top race-mare Dazzling Park, a half-sister to New Approach, and daughter of Park Express.

For two yrs old fillies only, maidens at starting which are E.B.F. eligible
Weights - 9st;