Eddie Ahern, who replaces Seb Sanders, sidelined due to a broken leg, said: “I finished behind her in the Oaks Trial at Lingfield and she is a cracking filly.

“I went down on Tuesday morning to see her and it is a great opportunity for me to have a good chance in a Classic.”

Look Here has not raced since her Oaks victory back in June but fitness should not be a problem. Beckett, a former pupil of Martin Pipe, has become a trainer you respect. 

The 37-year-old was taken back by his colleauges after Look Here won the Oaks.

“Mick Channon said ‘it pains me to say it, but you must be all right’.’’ 

Look Here, currently trading at 5-1, has impeccable credentials.

Moonstone, who chased home Look Here in the Epsom Oaks, went on to take the Irish Oaks.

Before Look Here’s Oaks success, she beat Doctore Fremantle who has since run a blinder in the Derby, finishing fourth behind New Approach.

She has the most to fear from the Aidan O’Brien-trained Frozen Fire, the 5-2 favourite.

O’Brien has a good record in the race – three victories – but he looks an under achiever compared to John Scott. He took the prize 16 times.

Frozen Fire booked his ticket after an impressive victory in the Irish Derby.

Unsung Heroine, the only other filly in the race, has to be considered.

She is unbeaten in two starts and he credentials are looking good but she could lack the punch of the Beckett filly.

Murtagh is significant booking for Henry

JOHNNY MURTAGH has deserted Duke Of Marmalade in favour of Henrythenavigator in today’s Prix du Moulin at Longchamp.

His decision arouses doubts about Duke Of Marmalade’s participation in today’s Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown where he is set to renew rivalry with New Approach.

Aidan O’ Brien, who trains both colts, has cast doubts about pair running due to the soft ground.

Seamus Heffernan is on standby for Duke Of Marmalade but a further problem is added – Leopardstown has to survive a morning inspection. 

But ground conditions have improved in France and it looks like Murtagh will be on the winner.