/ Editor / 06 June 2007 /

Crack German filly Mi Emma is heading to Royal Ascot in order to take her chance in the Coronation Stakes.

Trained by Andreas Wohler, Mi Emma didn't run as a two-year-old, however she's rapidly making up for lost time and is thus far unbeaten on all three starts to date this season.

Having won her trial by an impressive nine lengths, the star three-year-old then went on to land the German 1,000 Guineas by exactly the same wide margin at Dussledorf in May.

"The plan is to come over for the Coronation Stakes. She hasn't made any mistakes yet and has won both her last races easily. I've trained some good fillies over the years, but she's one of the best. We'll see how good she is at Ascot, there'll be some very good ones there," explained Wohler.

The dual English and Irish 1,000 Guineas winner, Finsceal Beo (3.25), currently tops the Betfair market for the Group 1 feature due to be run on June 22. My Emma, originally matched at 30, has been well backed for the 1m contest and is currently available at 9.

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