Several promising fillies are set to compete in the upcoming Fillies’ Mile, with trainers and analysts highlighting key contenders based on recent performances and potential for improvement.

Nuit d’Eclair, trained by Kevin Philippart de Foy, is among the leading contenders. The filly has shown strong form since her debut victory at Newbury in July. She progressed well stepping up in class, finishing fourth at Ascot and narrowly missing out by half a length over the same distance at the July Course. Most recently, Nuit d’Eclair secured a close third at Salisbury. Her stamina was notable over six furlongs in that race, and the step up to this longer trip is expected to suit her running style.

Miss Kodi has consistently performed well at this level, with her best effort recorded on quick ground at Ascot, suggesting she will be comfortable under similar conditions in the Mile.

Topaz, a Listed race winner in Rome, could present value, leveraging a strong turn of foot that was crucial in her recent success. Meanwhile, Siena Storm remains a filly to watch given her untapped potential. In only her third race, she was fourth in the Prestige Stakes at Goodwood after being hampered by a lack of clear running, indicating she may improve with more experience.

Several others have shown promise despite stepping up in class. Sweltering impressed with a four-length victory in a Leicester novice event, but faces a significant jump in competition here. There is optimism about her further development. Chasing Daylight is also a newcomer to higher-grade contests after a commanding debut win at Yarmouth, where she took control early and drew away decisively.

Golden Ring, following an easy maiden victory over a mile at Dundalk, will be tested after dropping back in trip for this race. Trainers believe there is still room for growth in her abilities.

Overall, the field features a mix of experienced performers and emerging talents, with most showing clear signs that they could thrive over the mile distance and under the expected fast ground conditions. The race is shaping up to be a competitive event with several fillies capable of making an impact.