What we do know is that the breeding is interesting. Her father is Lucky Vega, a horse who was one of the fastest juveniles of his generation and went on to win at the top level over short distances. Speed tends to travel down the family line, so there is every reason to think Blatantly will want to be up near the pace from the off rather than waiting for a late run.
The stable she comes from is no small operation. Richard Hannon, based in Wiltshire, has sent out 118 winners already this season — a number that puts him among the most prolific trainers in the country. Running a yard that fires out winners at that kind of volume takes serious organisation and horsemanship, and it means horses coming out of Herridge tend to be well-prepared. First-time runners from a yard like this are worth watching closely, because they rarely turn up completely underdone.
Beyond that, there is not much more to go on — and honestly, that is fine. Not every race needs a backstory. Sometimes the story starts here.