Waardah far from certain to go to York
That success put her in the conversation for the Group One contest during the Ebor Festival at York, but the lack of cut in the ground has cast doubt over Waardah's participation.
However, the Farncombe Down trainer is unfazed at a potential three-month wait for her return at Ascot, if she does not get her preferred conditions.
'She's come out Goodwood well,' Burrows said. 'She's in the Yorkshire Oaks, that might come a bit quick to be honest and looking at the weather she does like to get her toe in a little bit.
'There's no significant rain anywhere through until the end of next week and I think the Fillies & Mares at Ascot is tailormade for her with near enough guaranteed soft ground, so I'll probably work my way back from that.
'If she's having to go straight there, then so be it. If we can get another one into her then great, that's a bonus.'
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