
Trainer Jamie Richards said Folk Dress and stablemate Louis Luck, who closed well for fifth, would head towards the Listed Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre 2YO Stakes (1100m) at Te Rapa on May 4.
"Good draws win races and Craig got the split at the top of the straight and she went home nicely," Richards said.
"We have been trying to concentrate on getting her back and finishing off and she is doing that well."
Richards said the addition of blinkers also aided the Coolmore-owned Pierro filly, who has now two of four starts.
The Matamata horseman was also positive regarding the future prospects of Dissident gelding Louis Luck, who started favoruite.
"He just got on one rein and is still learning, but he is a progressive horse and if he can draw a gate at Te Rapa, he is a big chance," Richards said.
Folk Dress is the third winner for Gypsy Chimes (USA), a half-sister to Group III winner La Chunga.