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Andre Fabre has declared his trio of high-class fillies in for Saturday's Kingdom of Bahrain Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket.

If it was not enough to be represented by Fintry, who was nominated for this Group One after her smooth victory in the Atalanta Stakes at Sandown, Fabre sends his 1000 Guineas winner Miss France back to the scene of her finest hour along with Esoterique, who beat that filly in the Prix Rothschild.

This leaves five runners from the home team, headed by last year's winner Sky Lantern, who also claimed the 2013 Guineas but needs to build upon two moderate fifths behind the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Integral, who is also in the field.

Dual Group Three winner J Wonder represents Brian Meehan, while Charlie Hills steps Kiyoshi back up in class after her return to form in the Sceptre Stakes at Doncaster.

Etaab, who took a Listed race over course and distance at last week's Cambridgeshire meeting, is given a quick turnaround by trainer William Haggas.