After will be suited by longer trip
The Ballydoyle filly has triumphed only once, landing a Curragh maiden 13 months ago, but she has competed creditably in stakes company for most of her career and will hardly get a better opportunity than this to register a group-race success.
A daughter of Danehill Dancer, After contested both the French and Irish 1,000 Guineas in May, finishing a close fourth behind odds-on favourite Beauty Parlour in the Poule D’Essai Des Pouliches at Longchamp before being beaten seven lengths when fifth to Samitar in the Irish equivalent.