Petits Filous is primed and ready for her next engagement, the Group 3 Quezette Stakes over 1100 metres, in two weeks time at Caulfield.

She is certainly the find of the winter, a brilliant filly unbeaten after two starts and has cracked the minute over 1000 metres on each occasion.

It will be decision time for her trainer, Ciaron Maher, as to how far he takes her into the spring, he is a pretty astute trainer, he is right on the ball.

At this stage Maher is playing it with caution, he is not certain how far he can go with the filly as it is her first preparation.

She added another dimension to her repertoire, at Moonee Valley on Saturday, when she came off the pace set by The Big Dance, and was never troubled in running.

Maher is not certain how far he can go with the filly; he has had a balancing act with her.

“She is a nice horse, she’s has good ability but I need to keep developing her to get the best out of her, I’m not sure how far we can go into the spring,” said Maher.

A touch of Black Type won’t do her any harm, she is already a filly with a high price tag on her head.

Petits Filous wins in a breeze