CURRAGH 15:00 6g1y3y

All 9 ran.

Time: 1m 24.28s Closing Sectional: (3f): 33.8s (106.9%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 125%, Betfair SP 99.3%

This didn't look a vintage Moyglare beforehand, the first pair from the Debutante both missing, and with less than 3 lengths covering the first 7 home and the time nothing flash, there's not much to alter that view, though there's little doubt that the result was a true reflection of these fillies' merit; the pace was no better than fair, the winner likely to be even better as her stamina is drawn out.

LOVE (IRE) might have only been fifth in the Debutante (as favourite) but confirmed that she's one of the best juvenile fillies around, a clear run allowing her the chance to build momentum and she was quite well on top come the finish; in touch on outer, headway to lead 1f out, stayed on well; she's quite stoutly bred and her strength at the finish suggests she's only going to be better over 1m, the Fillies' Mile the logical target now.

DAAHYEH after 10 weeks off, ran at least as well as when winning the Albany, a very useful juvenile, probably just not quite as strong a stayer over this longer trip as the winner, having conceded first run to that one too; waited with, effort under 2f out, good headway entering final 1f, ran on though no further impression on winner final 75 yds.

SO WONDERFUL (USA) might still be a maiden but is improving with experience and looked comfortable at this level, like the winner doing no harm to the Debutante form; mid-division, edged right under 2f out, impeded briefly soon after, ran on without a huge amount of room inside final 1f.

SOUL SEARCH (IRE) posted another useful effort, up in grade, if not quite able to confirm Debutante form with Love and So Wonderful; chased leader, took keen hold, effort 2f out, led soon after, headed when wandered briefly 1f out, not quicken late on.

UNDER THE STARS (IRE) ran at least as well as she has, as expected suited by this longer trip, greater emphasis on stamina likely to have seen her to even better effect; soon steadied, effort 2f out, switched slightly 1f out, stayed on close home.

ALBIGNA (IRE) was easy to back after 12 weeks off and lost her unbeaten record, not disgraced but perhaps not as well suited by the tempo of race up in trip when ing how well she'd been suited to coming off a good pace at 6f the time before; in touch, shaken up under 3f out, edged right over 1f out, one paced.

TANGO (IRE) backed at long odds in first-time cheekpieces coupled with a change of tactics, ran her best race in form but wasn't up to the task at this level, setting no more than a fair pace either; led until under 2f out, one paced.

PRECIOUS MOMENTS (IRE) in first-time tongue strap back up in trip, wasn't up to the task; missed the break, held up, not settle fully, effort when hung right under 2f out, left behind final 1f.

ASSURANCE (IRE) (by Teofilo: fifth foal: sister to 9.4f winner Meagher's Flag and smart 2-y-o 7f-9f winner Guaranteed and closely related to 9.4f-1½m winner New Direction (by New Approach): dam maiden (stayed 1m)) was clearly in need of the experience, never out of last, but spared a hard time and it's to be hoped she proves better than Dawn of A New Era, the previous horse her trainer started off in this race.