Big plans for Oh Cecilia Oh Cecilia has Jack Davison eyeing Royal Ascot after getting off the mark in the Irish EBF Auction Series Maiden at Cork. She stepped up on a debut second, beaten by a neck in the Curragh. The 5/1 shot burst through to lead inside the final furlong for James Ryan and stretched away well to win this five-furlong contest by a length and a-half. Rogue Legend, the 5/6 favourite, finished second on debut while Raphello (11/1) was another couple of lengths back in third. Davison said: "That was super and she is a good filly. "I ran her the first day (of the season) on heavy ground where she was just touched off and performed so well just on ability. She is a fast filly who wants today's fast ground to show her speed and gears. "I thought she won cosily enough at the line and would benefit from a stronger pace. "We have two runs now and I would love to have a filly for Royal Ascot. She wants fast ground, she is fast and is improving so we will consider the Queen Mary Stakes." The winner received a €50,000 Goffs bonus. Additional reporting by Tom Weekes
