TOM PARK

1. I Can Fly 2. Agrotera 3. Rawdaa

At her best, I Can Fly is a top-class filly. She ran Roaring Lion to a neck in the QEII on her only start at Ascot and that is by far the best form on offer in this race. She made up huge ground when beaten by Beshaayir at the Curragh last time, but the winner got a very soft lead and I Can Fly did well to get so close considering she was coming right from the back. That will have put her spot on for this and, while she has a 3lb penalty to shoulder, I’m expecting a huge run.