The six-furlong Cheveley Park Stakes, held at Newmarket’s Rowley Mile, is the final opportunity for Group 1 success over a sprint distance for juvenile fillies in the season and has often produced future stars.

The 7f Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes reliably produces an excellent filly and last year’s winner Tahiyra backed up her juvenile promise with Classic success as a three-year-old.

The conditions of the Listed Chesham Stakes states that a runner must be sired by a stallion, or out of a dam who has won over nine and a half furlongs or further, giving it a unique edge over the other Royal Ascot juvenile contests. Despite the restrictions still favouring super-sires like Galileo, we have enjoyed some longer-priced winners of the race and future stars such as Pinatubo.

Aidan O’Brien looks to have another smart juvenile on his hands following a quite taking debut success from Pearls And Rubies (3/1) at Navan this afternoon.