Zellie can record an overdue victory in the BetMGM Fleur De Lys EBF Fillies' Stakes on Tuesday at Lingfield.
The daughter of Wootton Bassett looked a potential star in the making for Andre Fabre a couple of years ago, winning four of her six juvenile starts including a Group One success in the Prix Marcel Boussac.
However, she has failed to get her head in front since that top-level triumph in the autumn of 2021, with an uninspiring three-year-old campaign leading her to being moved to John and Thady Gosden's yard.
She made an encouraging start to life in Britain when narrowly beaten by Roman Mist in a Listed event at Goodwood in May. The winner has since plundered a Group Three prize on the continent, as has the third-placed Araminta, so the form looks strong.
Zellie has not been seen in competitive action since that neck defeat almost six months ago, but is the highest-rated filly in this field and should prove hard to beat if taking to the all-weather.
Divine Jewel is backed to make the most of having her sights lowered in the other Listed contest on the card - the BetMGM River Eden EBF Fillies' Stakes.
Roger Varian's four-year-old proved her liking for the track when bolting up in a handicap here last year and has this season been placed in two Listed events and a Group Three.
She is easily forgiven a below-par run in the Group Two Park Hill in testing conditions at Doncaster last time given it came only 12 days after filling the runner-up spot at Chester.
Switching back to the all-weather, Divine Jewel ought to go close.
The well-related Jeanne D'Arc looks banker material for the Gosden team in the Join Racing TV EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes at Chelmsford.
The daughter of Le Havre is out of a mare that has produced several winners, most notably the Royal Ascot and Listed winner Agrotera.
Jeanne D'Arc made her competitive debut at Wolverhampton a few weeks ago and was a big eyecatcher as she charged home from an uncompromising position to finish a close-up second.
With that experience under her belt, the Oisin Murphy-ridden youngster is difficult to oppose.
Low-key all-weather fare also comes from Newcastle, where the Julie Camacho-trained Milbanke can take home the second division of the BetUK. Home Of The Acca-Fenwa Handicap.
It will be interesting to see how Golden Son fares on his British debut for Paul Nicholls in the Stan Mellor Memorial Novices' Chase at Warwick.
The five-year-old has been off the track for 556 days, but has some quality form in France including a Grade Two win and a second-placed finish in a Grade One at Auteuil.
His fitness has to be taken on trust, but the champion trainer has been among the winners in recent weeks and this looks a good opportunity for Golden Son to make a winning start for his new connections.
Police Academy can continue her purple patch with victory in the Trustatrader For Tradespeople You Can Trust Handicap Hurdle.
The six-year-old is three from four since joining Fergal O'Brien and a 2kg rise for her latest comfortable win at Ludlow looks more than fair. - Press Association
TAB is betting on 4 UK meetings on Tuesday. Here are the tips.
LINGFIELD: Race 1: 13.37 Hersilia, Race 2: 14.07 Monfrid, Race 3: 14.37 Royal Tapestry, Race 4: 15.12 ZELLIE (NAP), Race 5: 15.47 Divine Jewel, Race 6: 16.22 How Impressive, Race 7: 16.57 Lucy Lightfoot, Race 8: 17.32 Moorgate, Race 9: 18.10 Doras Tamar.
CHELMSFORD: Race 1: 14.20 Lunar Shadow, Race 2: 14.55 Daysofourlives, Race 3: 15.30 Inverlochy, Race 4: 16.05 Jeanne D'Arc, Race 5: 16.40 Kodias Sangarius, Race 6: 17.15 Smart Deal, Race 7: 17.50 St Lukes Chelsea.
WARWICK: Race 1: 14.12 Climate Precedent, Race 2: 14.45 Tarras Wood, Race 3: 15.20 Kintail, Race 4: 15.55 Golden Son, Race 5: 16.30 Royal Rhythm, Race 6: 17.05 Sageburg County, Race 7: 17.40 Police Academy, Race 8: 18.15 Bob Bank.
NEWCASTLE: Race 1: 18.05 Red Derek, Race 2: 18.40 Professor Tickle, Race 3: 19.15 Castan, Race 4: 19.50 Milbanke, Race 5: 20.25 Crownthorpe, Race 6: 21.00 Two Rivers, Race 7: 21.30 Cheese The One, Race 8: 22.00 Britannica, Race 9: 22.30 Kraken Power.
ALL TO COME: Zellie (Lingfield, Race 4) and Jeanne D'Arc (Chelmsford, Race 4).