FALLEN HEAD OVER HEELS

FALLEN ANGEL (3:25) can soar in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes on Champions Day at Ascot.

- BY GARRY OWEN

Karl Burke's star proved her Group 1 credentials by taking the 2023 Moyglare at the Curragh then doubled her top-level tally by routing A Lilac Rolla in the Irish 1000 Guineas back there.

The filly appeared to lose her way after finishing second in the 2024 Matron at Leopardstown but bounced back by outbattling January in this term's Prix Rothschild at Deauville.

The grey underlined her wellbeing by comfortably defeating Exactly in this year's Matron and hit new heights when cruising to victory from Blue Bolt in the Sun Chariot at Newmarket.

The four-year-old remains in top gear and can cap a superb season for her connections.

STAY TRUE (12.55) looks the real deal for Aidan O'Brien in the Qipco Long Distance Cup.

The three-year-old was smart when comfortably beating Game Point at the Curragh.

He then stayed 1m 4f well when just denied by Puppet Master in the Lingfield Derby Trial and wasn't disgraced again over that trip when fourth in the Great Voltigeur at York.

Even better suited by 1m 6f when third to Scandinavia in the St Leger at Doncaster, the bay will relish tackling two miles and can upstage the staying elite for his top trainer DIVISION (1.30) can top the league in the British Champions Day Two-Year-Old Stakes.

William Haggas' horse was an eye-catching second behind Poatan on debut at Windsor.