The brilliant grey filly is the 40th filly to take the Plate and her 7 1/4 length win was a walk in the park for the Josie Carroll trainee.
Luster
The King's Plate entrants were yearling purchases or homebreds, from Canadian breeding or deep European lines, and they came from everywhere.
Not many are afraid of Woodbine Oaks winner Luster, as 11 may be entered against her for the 167th King's Plate, to be drawn on Tuesday.
The success record of fillies in the Plate is quite remarkable, considering the number of Canadian-bred three-year-olds in a crop each year.
Gainesway Farm and Andrew Rosen's Luster cruised easily to a 5 1/2 length win in the 71st Woodbine Oaks, punching her Plate ticket.
A field of five or six is expected for the $500,000 Woodbine Oaks on July 19 at Woodbine; the Plate Trial is also on tap.
The Woodbine Oaks is in less than two weeks and a small group of fillies are set to try for the $500,000 purse.
Brachetto upset top King's Plate contender Magical Factor in a close Marine Stakes, while Luster looked good in the Selene.
