Sun Chariot Stakes: Beauty could make debut for Cecil

Beauty Parlour could make her first start since moving to Sir Henry Cecil's yard

Beauty Parlour could have her first race since joining Sir Henry Cecil's team in the Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday...

The filly, formerly trained in France by Elie Lellouche and owned by Ecurie Wildenstein, was second in the Prix de Diane (French Oaks) on her latest start in June.

Cecil has also left in recent Matron Stakes winner Chachamaidee in the mile Group 1 for which there are 11 fillies remaining following the confirmation stage.

Francois Doumen's Siyouma is the sole French-trained entry while there are three possible Irish challengers in the shape of Dermot Weld's Emulous, Aidan O'Brien's Up and La Collina from Kevin Prendergast's yard.

Godolphin can choose from three Mahmood Al Zarooni-trained fillies - Falls Of Lora, Gamilati and Irish History.

John Gosden's Elusive Kate and the Mick Channon-trained Laugh Out Loud complete the list.

The Royal Lodge Stakes is usually an interesting affair and Richard Hannon looks to hold a strong hand with Toronado and Havana Gold still engaged. Toronado won the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster last time out while Havana Gold, who unseated Ryan Moore in France, has won all his other three starts.

Khalid Abdullah sponsors the race through his Juddmonte Farms operation but both his Ashdan and Dundonnell have been taken out of the race leaving John Gosden's Excess Knowledge as his only interest.

Jeremy Noseda's Fantastic Moon is another unbeaten possible while Sir Henry Cecil could run Al Waab.

Aidan O'Brien has four remaining entries. Afonso de Sousa, Eye Of The Storm, Lines Of Battle and The Ferryman. While Mark Johnston's Steeler and Jim Bolger's Gowran Park winner Trading Leather are also among an exciting set of juveniles.

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