The Lindsay Park team has a number of quality fillies in the stable and Thousand Guineas hopeful Sanadaat is one who has flown under the radar.

That could be about to change.

"We think she's a real sleeper in the stable," co-trainer Ben Hayes said.

Sanadaat won in Adelaide on debut as a two-year-old in February before running a luckless third in the Listed Talindert Stakes later that month.

She made her return with a dominant win at Sandown on August 6 and chases a first stakes victory on Saturday in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley.

Sanadaat is on the second line of betting at $4.40 behind dual Group winner Shoals ($4) who is unbeaten from three starts.

"We're really happy with Sanadaat," Hayes said.

"She's drawn an ideal barrier and her work going into the race has been excellent.

"I think she'll definitely test the best fillies. I reckon she'll run well.

"We're thinking she'll be a Thousand Guineas prospect."

Lindsay Park's array of high-profile three-year-old fillies are headlined by Blue Diamond Stakes winner Catchy, multiple stakes winner Formality and Golden Slipper placegetter Tulip.

Sanadaat will be joined in the Atlantic Jewel Stakes by stablemate Pure Scot who is first-up since finishing sixth in a Group Three race for juveniles in Adelaide in May.