The fourth contest on Saturday, July 25, 2026, brings together a fascinating mix of seasoned maidens and debutantes in Division Two of the three-year-old fillies-only sprint.
At five furlongs round, the race promises both uncertainty and opportunity, with several runners poised to break through and others entering the competitive fray for the first time.
The Quick Galloper’s take is presented in draw order.
1 - CAPTAIN’S BAD GAL
Bay filly (March 8) by Bern Identity out of Celebration
Trainer – Marlon Brown
Jockey – Jaheim Anderson
Her third-place finish on June 6, though 13 lengths behind Awesome Emma, still stands out in this company. That effort alone makes her a candidate for a minor placing.
2 - WRAPPER GIRL
Bay filly (April 29) by Bern Identity out of Harry’s Train
Trainer – Jason DaCosta
Jockey – Calvin Bailey
Equipment – First time Lasix
A newcomer stepping straight into competition. With no prior form to assess, she remains a wait-and-see prospect.
3 - SHESAPLAYER
Bay filly (March 30) by Wannabeaplayer out of One Stop
Trainer – Patrick Lynch
Jockey – Andrew Wright
Three starts have yielded little of note, leaving her with much to prove before earning serious consideration.
4 - APRICOTS TREASURE
Bay filly (May 1) by Apricot out of Black Treasure
Trainer – Gary Subratie
Jockey – Dane Dawkins
Equipment – Blinkers
A debutante who has impressed at morning exercise. One to watch closely, as her preparation suggests promise.
5 – SHE’S BLUE DIAMOND
Chestnut filly (February 6) by Bern Identity out of Nomas
Trainer – Omar Williams
Jockey – Youville Pinnock
Equipment Change – Visor off, first time Lasix
A filly with adjustments to her gear, hoping the changes spark improvement.
6 – MAYBELLE
Bay filly (March 29) by Sensational Slam out of Let’s Get It On
Trainer – Jason DaCosta
Jockey – Robert Halledeen
Equipment Change – Blinkers off
Eight starts have seen her play the role of bridesmaid time and again. This looks her best chance yet to finally shed the maiden tag.
7 – TALENTED BOSS GAL
Bay filly (June 11) by Talented Tony K out of Herecomestheboss
Trainer – Fitzgerald Richards
Jockey – Emelio McLean
Three runs have offered little encouragement. Winning appears unlikely.
8 – CIVIC ILLUSION
Bay filly (May 22) by Bern Identity out of Iamacitizen
Trainer – Patrick Lynch
Jockey – Reyan Lewis
Four starts have shown gradual progress. Five furlongs suits her, and she should be running on strongly in the straight.
9 – AWINGANDAPRAYER
Chestnut filly (January 9) by Bern Identity out of Keep The Faith
Trainer – Gary Griffiths
Jockey – Shane Richardson
Not among the principals here, with little to recommend her chances.
10 – GREEN PAINT
Bay filly (April 9) by Savoy Stomp out of Francia’s Pride
Trainer – Saqlain Roman
Jockey – Paul Francis
Equipment Change – Blinkers and figure 8 off
Returns from a lengthy 273-day break. Likely to need time before showing her best.
11 – MARIGOLD
Bay filly (May 28) by Resurgence out of Francine
Trainer – Phillip Elliott
Jockey – Nicardo Carr
A debutante who will gain valuable experience from this outing.
12 – FOLLOWING WAVE
Chestnut filly (April 1) by Bern Identity out of Saint Cecelia
Trainer – Spencer Chung
Jockey – Tevin Foster
Equipment Change – First time Lasix
Caught the eye on debut 49 days ago, finishing second just 1¾ lengths behind My Lady Gold over 5½ furlongs. Has trained smoothly since and looks very hard to deny.
13 – FOR MY LOVE
Bay filly by Sensational Slam out of For Trixie
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Eric Haughton
Best hope is securing a minor placing.
