IRISH Derby winner Frozen Fire is among 24 possibles for the Ladbrokes St Leger following the latest entry stage.

His trainer Aidan O'Brien, who has saddled 18 Group One winners already this season, has a total of nine entries for the big race at Doncaster on September 13 - but has removed nine other candidates, including Irish Oaks heroine Moonstone.

Conduit, Great Voltigeur failure Patkai and Warringah have been left in but Sir Michael Stoute, who could also run Doctor Fremantle, has taken Derby runner-up Tartan Bearer out of the race.

Look Here has been off the track since her Epsom Oaks victory but could return for the season's final Classic as she bids to become the first filly to win the race since User Friendly in 1992.

The only other member of the fairer sex to have been entered is Tommy Stack's Unsung Heroine.

Luca Cumani, who sent out Commanche Run to strike in 1984, is considering Savarainfor the race.

He said: "The St Leger is definitely an option for Savarain and we will decide nearer the time whether we let him take his chance or not."

Ladbrokes have Centennial as their 4-1 favourite, but the Great Voltigeur winner would have to be supplemented by trainer John Gosden, who was successful 12 months ago with Lucarno.

Sponsors: 4 Centennial,5 Frozen Fire, Look Here, Conduit,6 Alessandro Volta, 12 Top Lock, Unsung Heroine,14 bar.

Meanwhile, Jeremy Noseda has confirmed Fleeting Spirit is being targeted at the Prix de l'Abbaye at Longchamp on October 5.