Peter Snowden is aiming high with exciting filly Amreekiyah after she extended her unbeaten run in impressive style at Canterbury.

Despite carrying 61kg, the $1.70 favourite settled back before storming home to reel in O’Invincible in the Broadsiding @ Darley Handicap (1250m).

It marked her third win from as many starts, building on two earlier provincial victories.

“There is plenty more to come with her,” Snowden told Sky Racing.

“She is still very raw yet but she’s got so much potential.”

Snowden brought the rising four-year-old back early to build her rating and fitness ahead of spring targets.

“We’re aiming for all those races but little steps first,” he said.

Earlier in the day, Kerber ($8.50), sister to dual Group 1 winner In Secret, broke her maiden at start two.

“She has still got a bit of growing up to do upstairs,” jockey Jason Collett said.

Chris Waller also landed a two-year-old double, with Skyglider leading home a stable trifecta on debut in the Keenland September Yearling Sale Handicap (1200m).