This looks a good form race. Lloyd Kennewell-trained filly Jedastar made an impressive debut in winning here in smart time (57.76). She was smartly away from barrier nine and soon crossed to the lead on the rails. She then set a good tempo, grabbed a break at the 300m and then went on to score comfortably by just over two lengths. She looks a talented filly with a bright future. Tony McEvoy-trained filly Enood (Deep Impact), a $1m purchase at the 2018 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, also impressed on debut. She settled in second last place in the 11-horse field, sprinted quickly from the 400m, went to second at the 200m and then battled gamely for second in a very promising performance. The Matthew Smithtrained filly For Love raced in seventh place (between runners), switched deeper at the 200m and ran on really well for third, also showing talent on debut. The Matt Cumani-trained Lady Naturaliste again showed pace at her second start and raced in sixth place, but close to the pace, in the centre of the track from her outside barrier (11) and kept battling on nicely for (3.7 lengths) fourth. The Godolphin-raced filly Lyre travelled back in 9th place, was blocked until the 200m and caught the eye with her late-closing (3.9 lengths) fifth, also on debut while the favourite, Lindsay Park-trained Italian Witness briefly looked a chance at the 200m when when she improved from a handy fifth at the 600m but disappointed over the closing stages to finish (6.3 lengths) seventh, also on debut.