The daughter of Invincible Spirit suffered a couple of setbacks which forced her to miss last month’s Nunthorpe Stakes but her trainer Jeremy Noseda believes her to be in good order now.
He said: “She will run if the ground is good or faster. We would not run if the ground was to come up soft.
“Ideally I could have done with another two weeks preparation for this as she has suffered a couple of setbacks since her win in the July Cup.
“However, I have been delighted with her work and feel with a bit of luck she can run well.”
Royal Hunt Cup victor Forgotten Voice could join Fleeting Spirit in the journey up to Haydock if he is given the green light to contest the mile Listed race.
His participation is also ground dependent as he, like Fleeting Spirit, prefers the going to be on the quick side.