Out of a three times winning half-sister to An Accordion this mare has real potential to add her own mark to an already smart page. On debut at Loughrea she looked to be travelling very strongly jumping the second last before the turn for home. Signs of inexperience saw her lose ground on the tight turn for home and she had to recover ground against the useful Grey Opportunity. She soon began to close the gap and the pair dropped their heads together for the judge with this mare losing out by a short head which is a rarely seen winning margin in points. Whilst the result did not go her way it was clear for all to see how this mare had managed to recover her position and close the gap on her rival from the turn for home, over the final fence and on the short run in. A slightly longer run in may well have allowed her to open her account. She is clearly a talented mare with a future at a decent level in the national hunt sphere.