By Tom Weekes - Constitution River’s half-sister SENSATIONAL FILLY can put her experience to good use. Bought for E300,000 as a yearling just one week prior to her half-brother landing the Futurity Stakes, the selection showed promise in a smart course-and-distance maiden in September and while subsequently well-held by the winner at Leopardstown, it was nonetheless another solid effort. Ladies Gossip was well supported when racing green on debut here last month, so should build on that. Shivling, from the first crop of her late Preakness-winning sire, is out of a dual Group 1-winning racemare who has already produced a top-level winner. Stablemate Gradoux is a half-sister to a Group 1-winner, although both debutantes should benefit from today.
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