Totally agree you shouldn't lay off. If it was the plan in the first place, maybe consider it then, but I'd guess those with the big prices wish they'd had more on.
  Quite the adventure now.
I didn't see this thread till the 14-1 price, but thought, no missed the 33's, missed the 14's now.
  Good luck, she does look pretty special.

5/1 is a shocking price - Special Duty was 8/1 after she had won the Cheveley Park. She is being priced up already as a Group 1 winner.
However,she is in very good hands with Mr Charlton, is all class and looks a worthy favourite at this stage.
Ante post betting is dead on the Classics these days

impossible123 • July 24, 2016 5:07 PM BST
At the moment can anyone name a filly that has been out and won so comprehensively (4l) in a Gp3 in only her 2nd run?
No, but it could well happen in the coming weeks.  I have one eye on a filly that I think might be capable of doing something similar in a couple of weeks.  Let's wait and see.

I'd read somewhere that it was supposed to be a good time but I'm just not getting that at all in comparison with the rest of the times on the straight. It looks a Listed type performance and seemed a weaker than usual event. Obviously she did it well, could be better than the bare form, etc, but for me the price looks a massive overreaction at this stage.

I was really taken with Godolphins Easy Victory at the July meeting and the 2nd and 5th have both come out and won since to suggest it's decent form.
Bin Suroor did mention the Lowther, but her pedigree (Dubawi half sister to Mount Nelson) suggest 1m-10f should suit next year so I'd have thought a step up in trip would be more prudent, especially if Fair Eva goes to York.

I have had a point on at 33/1 with PP.

My thoughts exactly, Figgis.  I made the same point about Fair Eva and Brave Anna (see above), and I agree with you that the Albany Stakes looked a rather substandard renewal this year.

Jamesp, I'm surprised they've increased Dainty Dandy by that much. I've experimented with a higher rating for the winner but it means everything else takes a significant hike on previous ratings, that wouldn't be impossible in a big 2yo race but seems unlikely here. I've used the same allowance for the big handicap with Librisa Breeze running to his Hunt Cup mark where everything else fits into place including all the other races on the straight.

I've argued before that one race can be out of step with the other times on a card due to wind change so it's possible Fair Eva's race could be such a race, however as using the same allowance has Kilmah and Dainty Dandy running close to their previous best I'm happy to take it at face value. In truth the ones out of the frame did look very weak opposition before the race. As it stands, for me, this form isn't even good enough to place in a moderate Guineas, the winner might be capable of better but she's going to need to improve 10lbs+ just to figure.

Yes Figgis, the bare form of Fair Eva's win is quite moderate (for the grade).  In order to award 113 to Fair Eva the RP handicapper has also raised the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th by between 7lbs and 16lbs, which simply isn't credible.  People have simply been getting carried away by the manner of her two wins (and the fact that she's from Frankel's first crop).

great run on the clock by Fair Eva...

Recent comments by Roger Charlton following Fair Eva's victory in the Princess Margaret Stakes:

"From the day she came here, we were very excited by her. She was always very professional and, as you saw yesterday, she is a wonderful mover. She needed to step up a gear but luckily her form has been well franked and she looked good. I think the only part of her pedigree that people might look at and say 'why would she stay further' is the fact that African Rose won the Haydock Sprint when it was run at Doncaster. She did run over eight furlongs though and won over seven furlongs. The family goes back and you've got Quest For Fame, who was a mile-and-a-half horse, Nijinsky, Roberto - (there's) a lot of stamina in there. It is a proper staying Juddmonte family that has produced some quick horses. Her half-sister by Dansili won twice over 10 furlongs so I would be as confident as you can be that she ought to get a mile."

Charlton told At The Races: "At the moment I think she is more than capable of stepping up as a two-year-old and therefore I would think that in three and a half weeks, which is about the ideal period between races, the Lowther has to come into the reckoning. It's a very good prize, a Group Two, I was encouraged to consider that and then three and a half weeks later you've got the Moyglare which is a Group One over seven furlongs. That is a possible programme. We don't want to overrace her but the Moyglare is quite a long time (away). I think what happens in her next races will tell us a lot, so I think we will keep all options open. We don't want to try to plan too far ahead."

Charlton rates Fair Eva highly, believing she compares favourably to Three Valleys who recorded a stunning eight-length triumph in the 2003 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot. He added: "Three Valleys broke the course record when he ran away with the Coventry at Ascot and drifted to the right and wasn't hard pressed to do it. Dare I say it, drawn on a wing yesterday, having no cover and making up ground and to a certain extent not pushed out, she would have broken Henrythenavigator's course record yesterday, if that's what we had wanted to do."

Interesting comments, very encouraging for those who have backed Fair Eva for the Guineas.  It's hard to see her getting beaten in the Lowther unless the heavens open at the Knavesmire, though another Frankel filly, Queen Kindly, might give her something to think about.  The Moyglare, however, is likely to be a stiffer test.

I was a little surprised to see Dabyah as big as 9/2 (with Power) for Saturday's Gr.3 Sweet Solera Stakes, as I was expecting her to be favourite following her highly promising debut win over C&D a few weeks ago.  I'd expect her to beat the likes of Nations Alexander (7/2) and Kilmah (9/2), and I don't see why Easy Victory (5/2F) should be shorter in the betting.  I've consequently had a bet on Dabyah (on the grounds of value alone).

Easy Victory for an easy victory hopefully.

Certainly would appear that way - Probert a very strange choice?
Because of that uncertainty I won't be backing Easy Victory on Saturday.
In fact have just taken some 9/2 on Grecian Light.

Had a shilling each way on Nations Alexander in the Sweet Solera.

Well done Feltfair.

Godolphin really are hopeless.

The Princess Margaret Stakes form was tested for the first time this afternoon, with Dainty Dandy (third to Fair Eva, beaten 4.75 lengths at Ascot) and Tallulah Rose (fourth, beaten 6 lengths in the same race) both finishing tailed off in the St Hugh's Stakes (Listed) at Newbury (beaten 20 lengths and 22 lengths respectively).  Paul Hanagan reported that Dainty Dandy lost her action, so her running should be ignored, while the other filly's performance looked too bad to be true (though there were no apparent excuses).

A great run from Alrahma in the Morny yesterday and I am surprised she is not listed in any odds compliers lists for the Guineas. Has Freddie Head ever sent one over to HQ ? His great fillies like Goldikova and Moonlight Cloud didn't travel over.

I was at York to see the excellent performance of Queen Kindly and the sad demise of Eva.

Its clear that Fahey fancied his filly strongly and she is very good especially as Roly Poly is improving all the time.

Fair Eva may have had excuses. She looked dull in the paddock,and ended up on edge and sweating. She looked fantastic at Ascot apparently. One theory is that she had a harder race at Ascot than first appeared and had not fully got over that run. Whatever I am not convinced we saw the real Eva at York and have certainly not yet given up on her.

I can easily see her bouncing back but she is too ground dependent for her to be an attractive wager long term