Cheveley Park Stakes suffers bitter blow as Lucky Kristale and Rizeena miss race Rizeena will not be lost to Newmarket's three-day Cambridgeshire meeting, however. Her trainer Clive Brittain, who has a plethora of good fillies this season, has decided the time is right to step the Moyglare winner up to a mile in the Shadwell Fillies Mile at the track on Friday because of the fast ground. "The weather looks set fair for the week," he said. We felt if it was good or good to soft we'd go for the Cheveley Park, but we are going to run in the Mile, which will suit her a lot better. She will stay, that is not going to be a problem. She's in great form and this will be her 1,000 Guineas trial. Lucky Kristale, George Margarson's filly who became the first winner of the Acomb Stakes to carry a penalty and has only been beaten once in five starts, scoped badly on Monday. "I doubt she'll run," he explained. She scoped a bit cloudy and my inclination is that it is something coming on rather than her just getting over it. She worked fantastic last week, but you can't argue with the results of a scope. She did scope badly before York, but we had an extra five days to sort it out that time and got away with it. Talking about the filly who has spearheaded a great season for the Newmarket trainer, he said: "The only other race for her here would be the Rockfel, but it's a Group Two and she's already won two of those. She's the type that if she got something now, her coat would go very quickly so I wouldn't be too fussed if that was it. She does not owe us anything. The race still boasts Vorda, the one length runner-up to the colt No Nay Never in the Prix Morny, Charlie Hills's Ascot winner Kiyoshi, who is also entered in the Fillies" Mile, and Joyeuse, Frankel's half-sister attempting to give Lady Cecil her first Group One winner. Vorda is trained by Philippe Sogorb in Mont-de-Marsan in rural south-west France, between Bordeaux and Biarritz, and she has an 800-mile trip by horsebox to cope with. "I am very excited," said Sogorb. She did her last piece of work on Tuesday and I am very happy with her. She will arrive in Newmarket on Friday lunchtime. Good ground will be perfect for her. Saturday's card has also gained Paul Cole's Chesham Stakes winner Berkshire. Cole took the colt out of the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster earlier this month when the ground went against him and had planned to go for the Group Three Somerville Tattersall Stakes tomorrow, but he is now to go for the more valuable Juddmonte Royal Lodge, over an extra furlong.