Bigger things appear in store for Coeur Volante, who showed an impressive turn of foot to easily take out the opening race at Ladbrokes Park Sandown on Wednesday.

The Proisir filly, who is trained by Mike Moroney, settled towards the rear of the small field but was always travelling and put her rivals to bed to win the 1300-metre contest for two-year-old fillies by 1.75 lengths under the guidance of Billy Egan.

The result made amends for her debut run last month, where Coeur Volante finished a luckless fourth.

"It was a hard watch first start, definitely better today," Moroney's assistant Glen Thompson said.

"She's got class written all over her and it will be interesting to see where she gets to. She's definitely got better things in store.

"Her work since her run the other day has been outstanding, so it was no surprise to see what she's done today."

Egan said Coeur Volante will have no dramas continuing to be stepped up in trip.

"She gave me a really good feel. She stepped up to the 1300m no worries at all," he said.

"The way she raced then, she'd be able to step out in trip no worries with maturity."

Thompson said the initial plan was to tip the filly out for the spring, but that decision will be reassessed given the ease of her victory.