The Group One Oaks headlines Friday's card at Epsom, with a talented field of nine set to go to post. Desert Flower is a deserving favourite following her win in the Group One 1000 Guineas.
But, Charlie Appleby’s runner isn’t proven to stay on pedigree, meaning a chance can be taken on a selection at a bigger price.
Giselle could be the overlooked runner from the Aidan O’Brien stable, with Colin Keane taking the ride. She’s unexposed but highly progressive, and she couldn’t have won the Lingfield Oaks Trial any easier on her comeback.
By Frankel, and has family links to Irish Derby winners and a runner-up in the Oaks. The stamina-sapping test posed by Epsom could be right down her street.