Jockey Tyler Schiller believes exciting filly Perfumist is ready to win again

Bjorn Baker filly Perfumist has been impressive working through the grades and can continue her hot form at Rosehill Gardens.

Perfumist is looking to make it four wins in a-a-row at Rosehill. Picture: Getty Images

Emerging filly Perfumist has jockey Tyler Schiller expecting she can continue her rapid ascension with a fourth straight victory at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.

Trainer Bjorn Baker has used a proven formula with the exciting three-year-old, taking her to the bush before steadily taking Perfumist through her grades with plenty of success in recent weeks.

Perfumist can go from a Mudgee Class 1 winner to a three-time city victor when she contests the Racing And Sports Benchmark 78 Handicap (1500m).

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Schiller partnered the daughter of El Roca two starts ago when she was a comfortable Canterbury winner before Perfumist impressed again with a resounding win at Royal Randwick last time.

“She has come out of her runs really well,” Schiller said.

“She came out of a Mudgee really strong into Canterbury and then I said to Bjorn, she is probably a touch keen to go up to a mile yet.

“They went to 1400m and she bloused them.

“She is definitely a filly on the up and I think the 1500m should be perfect for her.”

Perfumist meets a competitive assignment on Saturday but remains a $3.20 favourite to continue on winning ways.

Meanwhile, Schiller also believes debutant Giddy Girl can give a sight on debut in the Chandon 2YO Open Handicap (1100m).

Perfumist makes it 3 in-a-row with a great ride from @Costin_Winona! 👌@BBakerRacingpic.twitter.com/MXSl4ubgY8

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Schiller partnered the Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald-trained youngster in her second trial which she won at Warwick Farm earlier this month.

“Giddy Girl trialled really well,” Schiller said.

“She got pulled up at a Hawkesbury trial because she didn’t feel right but she was perfectly fine at Warwick Farm.

“She jumped sharp, travelled really well and gave me a good feel.

“If she can learn from that trial, she is drawn well to get a lovely suck run.”

Giddy Girl is a daughter of Written Tycoon and went under the hammer for $320,000 at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale.

She is a $12 chance to make a winning debut in a race that features Golden Slipper fancy Wodeton ($1.85 favourite).

Originally published as Jockey Tyler Schiller believes exciting filly Perfumist is ready to win again