Wathnan Racing and Karl Burke will head to Royal Ascot with some exciting two-year-olds and Monday's action at Carlisle saw Light Of Dawn (Showcasing) add her name to the list.The win comes on the back of the crowning of a pair two 'TDN Rising Stars, presented by Hagyard', Sneakily (Tapit) and Leading Change (Gun Runner) at Churchill on Sunday.Sent off the 5-6 favourite for the near-six-furlong novice, the €625,000 Arqana May Breeze-Up purchase was settled in rear of the quartet early by James Doyle having missed the break. Coming on strong approaching the final furlong, the half-sister to the Albany runner-up Bletchley (Makfi) readily asserted for a 1 1/2-length success from Capilano (Ten Sovereigns) with Caeruleus (Blue Point) the same margin back in third. Connections are looking at the same Group 3 contest at Royal Ascot for the winner.“She's been quite relaxed in her work and she did jump a little bit slow, but it worked out nicely,” Doyle said. “She took a bit of pulling up and that's a good sign. She's got a bit of scope as well.”Burke added, “This is a great track for two-year-olds and a good test up the hill. She can only keep on improving as the year goes on, but she's been bought to go to Ascot and all being well will go to the Albany. This is very close to it, there are only ten days so I didn't want her to have a hard time today. She was always going to come on after this fitness-wise, so I said to James if we can win hands and heels we'll do that.”€625,000 breeze up buy Light Of Dawn (Showcasing) looks a lovely type, running out a smooth debut winner for @karl_burke, @the_doyler and Wathnan Racing @CarlisleRaces pic.twitter.com/wCTDKGDp3Z— Racing TV (@RacingTV) June 8, 2026The post Albany Next Stop For 625K Buy Light Of Dawn appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.