Well spotted Figgis.  I had to look up Rainbow View and her form figures and races run in are almost I identical to Inspiral's.
From John Gosden's comment if it is a cold winter and she isn't ready to run in a trial, she might need the race in the Guineas.  I personally don't believe this stuff about climate emergency and the Arctic "overheating" so a cold winter is a possibility imo.

I had to look up Rainbow View

Marksman, unfortunately I'm old enough to remember

Not sure Rainbow View’s past record has anything at all to do with Inspiral’s chances personally

I mean Rainbow View was a good 2yo, although a bit overrated, trained for the Guineas when she wasn't quite fast enough for it. Was then aimed at the Oaks but disappointed. I can see similar happening here. I would be more interested in Inspiral if she was going to be trained specifically for the Oaks, but in these circumstances I'll pass.

There is no certainty that Inspiral will stay 12 furlongs figgis

True, I just think if she stays she definitely has enough speed for the Oaks, whereas she'll need to find more for a typical Guineas. That said, I rarely touch ante post now unless it's a double figure price, so wouldn't be backing her for Epsom now even if that was the target.

What is there not to like about her?

At the 33/1 you've got? Nothing. At 3/1? There's plenty.

she has every chance of getting the mile on her dams side

I read what O'Brien said after the Cheveley Park, he was saying he had her down to run over 7f and she may get a mile. I reckoned this was probably just wishful thinking on his part. However I saw what he said after her debut win over 5f in May, and even back then, without prompting, he mentioned a mile as being a possibility. So it does seem as though running her in the Guineas would be more than just a long shot punt. To put her Cheveley Park win into context I have the second filly, Flotus, running a couple of pounds faster than Inspiral ever has. On ability alone I have Tenebrism already good enough to have taken eight of the last ten Guineas. The two she wouldn't have won were won by O'Brien fillies.

So of the two at the head of the betting I have the fav an obvious stayer but needing to improve unless it's a substandard renewal. I have the second fav already good enough but a doubtful stayer. For a bet I will be waiting until next year, but on the balance of things as they stand my choice at the moment is definitely Tenebrism.

In case anyone missed the widely reported update on Inspiral a few days ago...

Star filly Inspiral is reported to have wintered well as she continues her preparations for a tilt at the Qipco 1000 Guineas in the spring. The Cheveley Park Stud-owned daughter of Frankel is a best-priced 3/1 favourite for the first fillies’ Classic of the season after winning each of her four starts as a two-year-old. She is already proven over the Rowley Mile, having rounded off her juvenile campaign with a Group 1 victory in the Fillies’ Mile in October. Cheveley director Richard Thompson will leave the training team of John and Thady Gosden to decide whether Inspiral will take in one of the Guineas trials or head straight to Newmarket on May 1. He said: “Inspiral is in good form and it’s just a question of whether she goes straight to the Guineas or goes for one of the trials beforehand. That is obviously still up in the air, but at the moment all is good and it’s all positive, I believe. We’re on countdown to the Guineas now. It will be totally down to John and Thady to decide what is the best route to take.”

The entries for the French 1000 came out today and Inspiral is in that too, along with Gosden's other two... Shaara, a Yarmouth maiden winner and King's Joy who won at Lingfield..

A change of plan then, it seems, for the Fabre fillies, though there's always the possibility that Raclette could be supplemented.

Here's the report from last October after the Boussac:

Zellie has the French 1000 Guineas, the Poule d’Essai des Pouliches, as her early-season target next year – after she signed off her juvenile campaign with victory in Sunday’s Prix Marcel Boussac at Paris Longchamp. The daughter of Wootton Bassett made light of the heavy ground to beat Times Square by a length and three-quarters in the Group One over a mile. It was her fourth win, to add to two second places from six starts. “She has come out of the race very well,” said Fabre. “She is finished for the season – she will go for the French Guineas, for sure.”

Raclette, who was a late withdrawal from the same race at the weekend because of the testing conditions, has also been put away for the winter and will then be trained for either the English or French 1000 Guineas. Fabre shelved plans to reroute the Frankel filly to Newmarket on Friday for the Godolphin Lifetime Care Oh So Sharp Stakes, after bad weather prevented her from having a workout over the weekend. “She was supposed to work on Sunday,” he said. “But there was a storm in Chantilly, and I couldn’t work her, so I decided not to run her at Newmarket. She is done for the season. One of the Guineas, the French or the English, will be her first target. Then we will see. She will probably get further.”
(RacingTV, 6 Oct 2021)

Zellie is entered in the Prix Imprudence, Deauville April 7th, along with some other good fillies, Malavath, Mangoustine, Accakaba etc..

Rebel Path for Godolphin in the Djebel..

There are no Irish entries for those races..   maybe the la Grotte / de Fontainebleau, a week later... have to wait and see on that..

Interesting to see how Tuesday gets on today. Late foal so obviously needed time and a great first effort. Looks more an Oaks filly to me.

I hadn't even clocked that Tuesday was running at Naas today... Clearly a pipe-opener for a filly they hope will have classic races on her agenda. She did it well, but the form isn't worth much (the third is only rated 84). O'Brien more or less ruled out a trip to Newmarket for the Guineas: "She’s a lovely filly. I’m very happy with her and she’ll have no problem staying further. We’ll go gently with her and see how she is and how much she comes on. I doubt if she will go to Newmarket for the 1000 Guineas. It will probably come too quick for her. She could be an Irish Guineas filly that will get further than a mile."
So we're quite likely to see her in a Guineas trial, then the Irish Guineas and maybe the Oaks. The trainer is adamant that the filly will get further than a mile.

As expected, Raclette features among the 16 entries for the Prix de la Grotte on 17 April, traditional prep race for the French Guineas. As it's only two weeks before the 1000 Guineas, it's highly unlikely that she would run at Newmarket in preference to the French Guineas. She's also entered in the Prix Vanteaux over 9f on 10 April, but that would be a highly unorthodox route to the Guineas!

I think Sacred Bridge was given an injudicious ride; her pilot was not riding her with confidence to stay the trip. Gosden or AOB,

The winner is still in her box; Gosden or AOB? That's the $64k question; another 4 weeks and the answer will be revealed.

Homeless Songs was strongest at the finish suggesting that the extra furlong of one of the 1000 Guineas races will be ideal.  The time was 1.10 seconds faster than the colts race which is another positive.

I'd hope so but Gosden's not a trainer for me; Coolmore scooped 6 out of the last 7 renewals.

Yes, Malavath was progressive last year and looks one of the dangers to likely warm favourite Zellie in the Prix Imprudence on Thursday. Zellie holds Who Knows and Fleur D'Iris on last season's Prix Marcel Boussac form, which looks quite a bit stronger than Malavath's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies form (where only a length covered the first four home). On a line of form involving Oscula and Cachet (just behind Malavath at Del Mar), Zellie appears to have a few pounds in hand and she should take this trial if she's sharp enough over the 7f trip and straight enough on her reappearance. Olivier Peslier is an interesting jockey booking for Zellie: he didn't ride her last year, but one imagines that he's being given a chance to get to know the filly ahead of a likely tilt at the Guineas.

Backed Zain Claudette for this @176,on here,not much
available though.She is being aimed for the Nell Gwyn apparently,
whether she runs is another matter.
Willing to give her the benefit of the doubt for her Nmkt run.
She's a better horse than Sandrine in my view and should've
finnished at least where she did.Sandrine's around 30s on here
& Hello You who was behind in the Lowther is also much shorter.
She may well be not good enough but those odds are way out of line
on the book.
   GL ALL

JayTrumpOldTomDubbl • April 5, 2022 7:18 PM BST
not a fan of Monsieur Peslier, jamesp. Good reports from Jessie at her open day regarding Discoveries. Dry ground needed firmer the better

I agree about Peslier (more misjudgements and hard luck stories than successes over the Rowley Mile), but at least he should have learnt from the filly's performances last season that she can't be asked to make up 10 lengths in the final furlong. (Let's hope so anyway.)

Yes, it was an upbeat bulletin from Jessie Harrington about Discoveries. Here's the quote, for anyone who missed it earlier in the week:

“All being well she goes to the English Guineas, that’s the plan at the minute, provided the ground is fast,” said Harrington. “I won’t run her unless the ground is quick. She’s like her sister, she doesn’t like slow ground, and the quicker the ground the better she goes. She’s done well over the winter and I’m happy with her. The family all got a mile and her half-sister, Alpine Star, got a mile-and-a-quarter, so you’d imagine she’ll get a mile perfect. Her work is pleasing and we might as well try and go to Newmarket, if the ground is soft that’s that and we can then go to the Curragh. We’ll just have to see what happens. I’m not going to make the same mistake I made with Alpha [Centauri], running her on soft ground and then realising she couldn’t walk on it. Discoveries is the same, she struggled on yielding ground.”

Great performance by Malavath today on ground the trainer thought would not suit ideally. Please Graffard send her to Newmarket.