Finsceal Beo was last season's European champion juvenile fillyFinsceal Beo heads the 23 declared for Sunday's 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Victory for the filly would compensate trainer Jim Bolger, whose ante-post favourite Teofilo was ruled out of the 2000 Guineas on Thursday with injury.
Second-favourite Sander Camillo, trained by Jeremy Noseda, has been left in the field despite disappointing in her work this week.
But Magic America, who was also prominent in the betting, was withdrawn after suffering a leg injury.

"She's fractured her front fetlock cantering this morning," said trainer Criquette Head-Maarek.
"She's going to be OK and will not have to be put down but just cannot run.
"She was so well. It's been a long time since I had one as good as her for a big race in England," added the French trainer, who has won the 1000 Guineas three times.
Indian Ink is absolutely winging
Assistant trainer Richard Hannon junior
The only other withdrawal at Friday's confirmation stage was the Paul Blockley-trained Wait Watcher.
Finsceal Beo was the champion juvenile filly and trainer Bolger is hoping she can justify her hot favouritism.
"She is very well. There have been no problems with her and it has all been plain sailing," he said. "I am expecting a good performance from her."
Richard Hannon's stable believe they have a good chance of breaking their 1000 Guineas hoodoo with their two runners, Indian Ink, who won last season's Cheveley Parks Stakes, and Selinka.
The East Everleigh trainer has won the 2000 Guineas three times but the fillies' equivalent has eluded him so far.
"Indian Ink is absolutely winging. She's flying at home and she's a very good filly," said the trainer's son, Richard Hannon junior.
Newmarket trainer Jeremy Noseda saddles the Shadwell Nell Gwyn runner-up, Sander Camillo, and last year's Meon Valley Stud Fillies' Mile winner, Simply Perfect.
Other highly-rated local challengers include the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Kaseema and the Michael Jarvis-trained Yaqeen.
In addition to Finsceal Beo, three other fillies will make the journey from Ireland - the John Oxx-trained Arch Swing, Kevin Prendergast's Miss Beatrix and Aidan O'Brien's challenger, Theann.
The 23 runners equal the second-biggest field for the fillies' Classic since the World War II.
Stan James 1000 Guineas Newmarket 1mSunday, 1510 BST, Commentary BBC Radio Five LiveNumber, Form, Name, Age, Weight, Trainer, Jockey
1 11-1 ARCH SWING 3 9-0 John Oxx IRE Mick Kinane 2 2-15 BARSHIBA 3 9-0 David Elsworth John Egan 3 1025-4 BICOASTAL 3 9-0 Brian Meehan Ted Durcan 4 129-3 BLUE ROCKET 3 9-0 Tim Pitt Olivier Peslier 5 2-0 CARTIMANDUA 3 9-0 E S McMahon Jimmy Fortune 6 312-77 DARRFONAH 3 9-0 Clive Brittain Christophe Lemaire7 1-7 FANTASY PARKES 3 9-0 Kevin Ryan Neil Callan 8 12611- FINSCEAL BEO 3 9-0 Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning9 4211-2 INDIAN INK 3 9-0 Richard Hannon Richard Hughes 10 17-4 KASEEMA 18 3 9-0 Sir Michael Stoute Martin Dwyer 11 72311- MISS BEATRIX 3 9-0 Kevin Prendergast IRE Declan McDonogh 12 21-50 PRINCESS VALERINA 3 9-0 Barry Hills Michael Hills 13 123-0 PUGGY 3 9-0 R A Kvisla S Pasquier 14 411-2 SANDER CAMILLO 3 9-0 Jeremy Noseda Frankie Dettori 15 340-28 SATULAGI 3 9-0 J S Moore Stephen Donohoe 16 3158-1 SCARLET RUNNER 3 9-0 John Dunlop Kerrin McEvoy 17 6311- SELINKA 3 9-0 Richard Hannon Eddie Ahern 18 13711- SIMPLY PERFECT 3 9-0 Jeremy Noseda Johnny Murtagh 19 11141- SWEET LILY 3 9-0 Mick Channon Darryll Holland 20 5521-3 THEANN 3 9-0 Aidan O'Brien IRE Christophe Soumillon 21 012- TREAT 3 9-0 Mick Channon Jamie Spencer 22 1210-6 VITAL STATISTICS 3 9-0 David Elsworth Kevin Darley 23 3-1 YAQEEN 3 9-0 Michael Jarvis Richard Hills