After race at Curragh Sun, 1st Sep, 2013 (1st)  I had no doubt about her getting the seven. I don't want to take anything away from the horses that have beaten her before but at Deauville she was taken out of her stride after she jumped off. She's a big filly and needs to get into a rhythm. Ryan (Moore) gave her a chance to get back into her rhythm and once she did she was flying. I wouldn't say she'd have beaten the winner (No Nay Never) but we'll take him on again any day over six or seven. I couldn't understand when I saw 7/1 about her. The other filly (Kiyoshi) won at Ascot but we've come out and been competitive twice since. At Newmarket it was far too fast for her down the hill and she was lugging. She's never lugged in her life so she was obviously uncomfortable. I knew they'd go a good pace today and credit to them, there was some good fillies in the race but we were exceptionally good. I've trained some top fillies like Sayyedati, User Friendly and Pebbles but she may not be far behind them. She's developed really well over the year and I'd be very surprised if she didn't make a three-year-old given her temperament. C E Brittain