Orchidaceae© Photo Healy Racing
Andy Oliver's exciting filly Orchidaceae is unlikely to run in the Debutante Stakes or Moyglare Stakes due to a setback.
The Churchill filly won her last two starts in the Curragh and Leopardstown, when making all, which saw her sights raised for the backend of the campaign.
Oliver said: "She has just had a bit of setback, so we are just going to have to deal with that at the moment and then we will see.
"She probably won't run (in the Group 2 Debutante or Group 1 Moyglare at the Curragh).
"She's tough and we really wanted to run her in the Silver Flash (Group 3 at Leopardstown last month). We just had a cough come into the yard and I'd say only three horses in the yard coughed and she was one of them. It just happened that week and I think that would have cost her black-type.
"She is probably going to be put away. She is a filly for next year, but that is what we are going to do."
When asked if she could be a Guineas horse, he replied: "We would have to start her off at the beginning of the year and see.
"We'll not predict too much, we will just let her tell us."
