Karl Burke is to test Quiet Reflection over six furlongs in the hope she can develop into a contender for the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot.
The filly's only defeat in four starts as a two-year-old was at that distance when she was fifth behind Besharah in the Lowther Stakes at York.
Her three wins came over the minimum trip, beginning with a maiden success followed by a Listed victory in Ayr's Harry Rosebery Stakes and the Group Three Cornwallis Stakes at Newmarket in October.
Burke has pencilled in a race at Chantilly in April as a starting point for the daughter of Showcasing.
"Quiet Reflection will go to France, probably. There's a race at Chantilly in the middle of April," said the North Yorkshire trainer.
"We'll start her off over six there and if she gets that trip, which I think she will, we'll take it from there.
"The Commonwealth Cup is high on the list of early-season targets."