Wednesday 24 June 2026 Every horse, A to Z
177 horses 15 races 2 meetings 12 with a signal
The day's horses
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Akissfromarose19:40 Naas race 6 of 7James Ryan 7%009No signal150/1 50/1 150/1Struggled in recent maiden starts and was well beaten at the Curragh last time; blinkers fitted and a probable preference for a mile suggests today's trip may be on the sharp side — needs to show significantly more to get involved here.
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Tom Marquand 16%William Haggas 23%21-321BBoDWHTW Nod 2 signals13/8 5/4 31/19Albaydaa has two wins in her last five starts and arrived at this level in excellent heart, taking a handicap here last time with a narrow but decisive display showing real tenacity. Effective from 6-7f on a range of surfaces, she tops our figures and has scope for more at this grade.
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Lauren Young 11%Jim Goldie 14%223111No signal18/1 13/2 18/1Three wins in her last six — including a comfortable Carlisle success last time off a lower mark — give Alpine Sierra an eye-catching profile, and she is effective from 7-12f on soft, good and the AW. Our figures rank her well down the field, suggesting she faces a stiff task at the weights.
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Paul Mulrennan 14%Jim Goldie 14%32-330No signal9/2 4/1 9/2Previously in fine shape with three placings from four starts, Altareq was well below par when well beaten at York most recently — unable to get into the race from off the pace. A top jockey and prior form over a mile on a sound surface give him strong credentials if that run is discounted.
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Nicola Burns 7%G. M. Lyons 16%-55141No signalSP 10/3 4/1Building form in handicaps and recently got back to landing a race at the Curragh by a neck; effective at 5-6f on a range of going and stepping up in class here — the leap from handicap company brings unknowns but the improving profile makes her a genuine factor.
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Nicola Burns 7%G. M. Lyons 16%67961No signal11/2 7/2 11/2Scraped home by a head at Gowran Park last time, landing a handicap off a 7lb lower mark in a determined finish; from top connections and bred to stay further than today's trip — cheekpieces added and with the mark likely still ahead of where the assessor has him, he can follow up.
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M G Quinn 2%0-0394No signal33/1 18/1 33/1Came back from a break in reasonable shape at Fairyhouse, finishing fourth, but consistency has been an issue and the form is modest; first-time tongue-tie fitted and handles good ground and the all-weather over 10-11f — the latest run will have done her good but there is more to prove.
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050-00No signal28/1 40/1 20/1Largely out of form in recent handicap starts and got very free at Fairyhouse last time; effective at 5-6f but has looked moderate when asked to settle — the fresh headgear may help but Another Nice'day needs a clean bill of behavioural health to deliver.
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E D Delany 8%6-6099No signal25/1Set overly strong fractions in recent handicap starts and came unstuck again at Fairyhouse last time; tongue-tie applied for the first time and dropping back in trip, Apache Star is effective at 5f on a range of going but needs to demonstrate she can pace her effort — form has deteriorated sharply.
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Daniel Tudhope 18%Edward Bethell 17%211-83No signal11/1 12/1 9/1Placed here at Carlisle last time, which gives Applesandpears a course angle to cling to, and she handles today's distance and going. Our figures rank her ninth of ten, however, and she needs to find considerably more to threaten the market leaders.
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G. M. Lyons 16%—No signal40/1 11/1 33/1Debut filly by Cotai Glory out of smart sprinter Summerseat Mist, with a half-sister useful at 7f; connections capable of producing them sharp first time and the 5f trip looks right — watch the market closely.
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Clifford Lee 17%Ian Williams 11%921-40No signal6/1 17/2 6/1Good prior form before Goodwood but Aqua Bear failed to see out the trip when well beaten there most recently, and a clear rebound is required; handles 6-7f on a range of surfaces. Ranked eighth here and the first run back is worth treating with some caution.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Richard Hannon 12%6-6315No signal33/1 22/1 33/1Positioned too far off the pace at Epsom last time, Assaranca still shaped with promise in a strong Listed heat, suggesting there is ability to show at this level; effective over 7-8f on any surface. A repeat of her best is needed to figure from stall nine here.
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Jake Dickson(3) 12%Tim Easterby 11%3-5975No signal14/1 14/1 12/1The trainer has a solid record in this race and Austrian Theory tries cheekpieces after a six-length defeat at York last time where she finished strongest in the final furlong; effective over 8-10f on any ground. Yet to win in recent starts, and a significant rebound from that York effort is needed.
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526-06No signal12/1 14/1 11/1Shaped with promise back from a break at Navan last time, just tiring near the finish — experience and improvement expected from that run; at this mark over 5f on going she handles, Ballysax Lil' Mick is entitled to go closer.
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David Allan 13%Tim Easterby 11%-80623No signal13/2 7/2 13/2Unlucky not to finish closer than a length third at Ripon last time — clear improvement on the runs prior — Barley goes in first-time cheekpieces with a top yard in her corner; effective over 8f on soft and good to firm. Yet to win in recent starts but the trajectory is heading upward.
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Jason Hart 14%Ian Williams 11%6545-6No signalSP 18/1 16/1Trainer out of form at 4% strike rate over the last fortnight, and Be Frank has produced five consecutive well-beaten efforts — prominent at Chester last time but never landing a blow, beaten five-and-a-half lengths. Acts over 7f to a mile on a sound surface and has a workable mark if returning to something like her better level.
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Adrian Nicholls 13%—No signal33/1 22/1 28/1A Rajasinghe filly out of a smart 5f dam and half-sister to a useful stayer — Be More Ruthless debuts with a handler in good shape but the breeding suggests this is a tough first assignment; our figures rank her ninth of eleven.
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Beatific20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Gavin Ryan 8%55No signal6/1 9/2 6/1Twice placed over this trip at Leopardstown, shaped with enough encouragement to suggest she belongs in maiden company — bred to be suited beyond a mile and in time that stamina will come into play; tongue-tie applied first time and the form around her should come good.
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E E Ryan 0%0-0900No signal100/1 50/1 100/1Beaten down the field at Fairyhouse last time and has failed to produce anything of note across recent starts; effective at 6f, Bel Espoir is on the minimum mark but has given no indication in recent runs that she can change that trend today.
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—No signal80/1 50/1 80/1Nando Parrado filly drawn wide in stall 9; a half-sister to a 6f debut scorer in France offers some encouragement, but the wide berth is a concern on debut and she is probably best assessed through the market before committing.
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W P Browne 4%05-708No signalSP 20/1 25/1Tongue-tie applied for the first time as connections look for an answer; Billboa has a wide draw and faces a stiff mark after struggling in recent starts at Dundalk and elsewhere, and while the all-weather form is stronger, today's conditions represent a tough ask.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Craig Lidster 12%51-870No signal18/1 FCST 14/1Keen and raced off the pace last time at York where she ran down the field, Billyb is usually held up and needs things to unfold more favourably here; effective from 7-10f, acts on a range of surfaces. A clear rebound from that effort is required and she gets first-time cheekpieces.
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Diego Lima 4%Diego Dias 6%375No signal16/1 33/1 16/1Speedily bred and has course and distance experience, finishing third in recent starts, but a small filly found herself outclassed in an auction race last time and needs another drop in grade to be competitive.
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Oisin Orr 14%—No signal20/1 12/1 18/1An Inns Of Court filly bought for £70,000 at the breeze-ups — By Jove Grace has an able dam at 6f and makes her first start here. Connections are experienced but she is probably one to monitor rather than back on debut unless the market suggests otherwise.
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Orla Tynan 12%8-4992No signal14/1Back to form at Ballinrobe last time, finishing second in a claimer — a step back from maidens to a claimer is noted; generally consistent and effective at 7-11f, though the quick turnaround and the switch back to handicap company add uncertainty — the first-time blinkers are the hook.
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W. M. Lordan 16%Aidan O'Brien 22%14-515No signal11/8 7/4 18/13Two wins from five recent starts, including a clear-cut success before a tough assignment in Group 1 company at Epsom last time, where she was sent forward too freely on ground clearly too soft; back on quicker going which she handles well and dropping back in grade, the Epsom run can be taken with a pinch of salt — she has the class for this level.
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7170-4No signal7/1 6/1 7/1Fourth at Newmarket last time off a mark just 1lb lower than today's, Canvas ran to her level on a sound surface over 8f and is capable of a decent effort here. Our figures place her fifteenth of seventeen, however, and she needs considerably more to reach the frame in a competitive field.
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Capall Cuain20:10 Naas race 7 of 70No signal150/1 50/1 150/1Flat at Fairyhouse on her only start where she showed nothing; the yard has yet to get a winner on the board and that is a concern — not much to go on at this stage.
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67-028No signal17/2 12/1 17/2Inconsistent record and well beaten at Fairyhouse last time with nothing to point to in mitigation; effective over 10-11f on heavy and good, first-time hood fitted — has the ability on a good day but the form figures going in are hard to ignore.
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Ben Coen 11%Noel Meade 11%36-881No signal7/1 4/1 7/1Landed a Listed prize here by three-quarters of a length last time, finding extra when challenged — a performance that marked a significant step forward and she could have more to offer over longer trips; the gap since that run is the only flag.
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Ben Coen 11%J. P. Murtagh 11%2No signal11/4 2/1 5/2Agonisingly close to success on debut at Cork, going down by a short head, and the winner has since taken a Listed prize — that form makes this one of the better-credentialled runners in the field; in-form yard and normal progression could see her go one better here.
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Cello Sonata19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Jamie Powell 8%M D O'Callaghan 12%—No signal18/1 14/1 18/1Debut colt by Sergei Prokofiev, a high-class sprinter, out of smart sprinter Rose Marmara, and a half-brother to a smart 5f performer; the stable is adept at preparing first-timers and the pedigree offers pace — worth monitoring in the market before final decisions are made.
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Chloe's Boy19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Adam Caffrey 9%H Rogers 10%—No signal50/1Gelding whose dam was a Listed winner over 12f with a half-brother useful at 7f as a juvenile — an interesting mix of speed and staying blood; debut performance is an unknown quantity and the market will be the most reliable indicator.
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Chosen One20:10 Naas race 7 of 70-5No signal28/1 25/1 28/1Came back from a break to show a degree of form at Naas, though held comfortably; bred for around 10f and more time will be needed before she fulfils her potential — a green youngster still finding her feet and probably one for handicaps later.
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Ray Dawson 14%Roger Varian 20%2189-6No signal25/1 12/1 25/1Blinkers go on for the first time and Classic Cuvee likely found a Listed contest too hot for her last month — comfortably held on form that had previously been better. Effective over 7f on a sound surface, a sharper display is required to land a blow here.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Jack Jones 12%12No signal50/1 28/1 40/1Lightly raced after just two recent starts, Confide In Me matched her debut form when runner-up at Redcar last time, yet steps into significantly tougher company now. Acts over today's distance and going, but a major leap forward is needed to threaten at this level.
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Coolshine19:40 Naas race 6 of 79No signal100/1 50/1 100/1Showed minor encouragement on his only start at Limerick, tracking the leaders before fading; sired by a sprinter out of a middle-distance mare, which clouds the picture on trip — time is still on his side and another run or two will be needed to fulfil any potential.
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16000-No signal40/1 28/1 40/1Away for nine months and was below his best before the layoff, beaten well at Dundalk; effective over 9-12f on good ground and the all-weather, but the long absence and out-of-form trainer are substantial hurdles — the first-time visor adds interest but there is much to prove.
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Dark Leader19:40 Naas race 6 of 7J A Stack 12%26No signal11/1 FCST 10/1Shaped with ability when placed on debut before being a bit free when beaten six lengths at Killarney last time — if he can switch off better, there is clear improvement to come; effective at 7-8f on yielding and good, with an in-form trainer, and that debut form makes him a genuine contender.
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David Nolan 12%-60305No signal20/1 16/1 18/1Keen and unable to see out the mile at Thirsk eight days ago, Degale has a patchy recent record and is yet to win in her last five starts; acts at 8f on a sound surface. Our figures rank her sixteenth here and a run close to her very best is needed just to figure.
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W. J. Lee 16%George Boughey 18%15-243No signal8/1 6/1 8/1Moved well through races at Goodwood last time, hitting the frame once more in Listed company and edging closer to that level with each run; suited by today's trip and going and progressive — the risk is that she remains vulnerable in the highest grade.
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0-9905No signal22/1 20/1 22/1Out of form and beaten well in a handicap at Leopardstown last time; fitted with tongue-tie and blinkers for the first time, Derry Lad is effective at 10-12f but has been declining and needs a significant turnaround to feature over 11f here.
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9521U0No signal40/1 25/1 33/1Has form including a clear-cut win three starts back but was well beaten off a tough mark last time; inconsistent and the trainer is under pressure for winners right now — first-time hood may help but the mark and recent form make the task difficult.
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Daniel Tudhope 18%David O'Meara 13%332941No signal15/2 FCST 6/1Taking to a new headgear combination at Ripon last time, Donna Nook took a tight handicap in a driving finish off a 3lb lower mark — effective from 8-10f on a sound surface. Now 3lb higher but showed enough to suggest she has the class to meet that rise.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%514241WHTW Whisper 1 signalSP 11/2 5/1Finishing strongly at York last time, Dunkeld Dreamer took a tight affair off a 2lb lower mark and has won two of his last six — acts on any going from 7-10f. A live chance off only a modest rise, the main risk being whether recent form is strong enough to hold up at this level.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%124471No signal5/2 9/4 5/2Winning form at Listed level in a 7f heat last time out makes Ellusive Butterfly a real contender here — effective on any going and versatile from 7-8f. Now carries a penalty though, which is the one thing rivals will be hoping tells against her.
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Elmakaya20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Chris Hayes 10%D K Weld 13%72No signal4/1 10/3 4/1Went very close here on her latest outing, beaten a head in a maiden at Naas — debut form around her has been given a boost at Group level and she has since been fitted with cheekpieces; effective at a mile on good and should go one better here with that experience behind her.
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Jimmy Dalton 5%M A Molloy 7%453-72No signal5/1Went very close at Gowran Park last time, beaten a short head after a drop in class — that form places him right in the mix and connections will be encouraged; effective on a sound surface at 8-10f, and with the latest effort standing up well, he can go one better here if conditions remain fair.
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Rowan Scott 11%Hugo Palmer 13%8No signal11/2 9/2 11/2Shaped with encouragement on debut at Newbury — not disgraced over today's distance on good to firm going — and now gets a tongue-tie for the first time to help Enhancing settle. Good connections and scope for improvement suggest a more forward display is on the cards.
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Joanna Mason 12%Gemma Tutty 11%51-556No signal50/1 18/1 40/1Off the track for 117 days, Enola Grey returns from a break with the bulk of her better form coming on the AW; she handles today's distance and going but this is turf after a long absence. A return to form is entirely possible with fitness on her side.
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Mark Winn 11%Martin Todhunter 10%442-59No signal100/1 40/1 66/1A long way back at Thirsk last time when tried in a hood and found wanting over the trip — Eroico is our bottom-rated runner here and yet to win in her last five starts. Stays around a mile to 12f and acts on soft and good, but needs everything to fall right.
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Jason Hart 14%Katie Scott 10%12-746No signal40/1 20/1 33/1A competitive sort who fits well at 6f on testing ground and has done enough over today's trip to suggest she belongs at this level; Figjam ran down the field over 7f last time, a flat effort, and the return to her best form is required. The ability is there — consistency is the question.
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David Allan 13%Tim Easterby 11%0-4045No signal5/1 10/1 5/1Blinkers on for the first time and a trainer in good form — Financer is a generally consistent type who ran to her level at York last time off a 2lb higher mark than today's; suits 9-10f on any ground. Yet to win in recent starts but rated our second-best horse in the race.
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M. P. Sheehy 8%Adrian Keatley 15%—No signal25/1 14/1 22/1A Lope Y Fernandez colt out of a moderate dam — The First Drop makes his debut here and connections have shown they can have a juvenile primed first time; one to watch in the market before writing off.
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Paul W Flynn 9%790-58No signal28/1 20/1 28/1Came on for hurdle experience and shaped with a degree of promise at Punchestown most recently; effective at 10-11f on the Flat but has never finished in the money at a mark this elevated — the switch back to Flat company is interesting and he will improve, but it may come just a run too soon.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%-21213BBoD Whisper 1 signal7/2 6/1 10/3Consistent record of two wins in his last five starts, a sound third last time off the same mark as today, and proven over today's distance and going — Gaelic Approach goes in from the foot of the weights and a drop in trip should suit. Our top-rated horse here by some margin.
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Luke McAteer 8%David Marnane 10%351-49No signal2/1 3/1 7/4Disappointing when stepped up in trip at the Curragh last time, but prior to that had been running consistently well; effective at 6f on a sound surface and the drop back in distance is a positive — needs to recapture his previous level to be competitive against good opponents.
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Tom Marquand 16%Jim Goldie 14%869162No signal13/2 7/1 13/2Close second at Carlisle last time off today's mark — moving up through the gears to near-miss form — and a notable jockey engagement adds to the appeal for Geo; acts at 7-8f on a sound surface. Ranked sixth here but the trajectory is clearly improving.
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Wesley Joyce 6%Eoin Doyle 5%099/35No signal16/1 12/1 14/1Set too strong a pace at Limerick last time and paid the price; first-time tongue-tie fitted and handles today's going and distance — the mark is lenient relative to earlier form but a temperamental liability who needs to settle to show his best.
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Connor Beasley 13%Michael Dods 12%-07719No signal14/1 11/1 14/1Carrying a hood for the first time and having been keen and unable to see out the trip last time at the same mark as today, Glenfinnan needs a cleaner race here; still weighted competitively on earlier form and handles soft and good to firm. A big unknown with the new headgear.
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432-19No signal11/8 3/2 18/13Has a win over course and distance but could not last home over a mile in a Group 1 last time; the return to 6f at a stiff track suits and he has more to offer — the main risk is whether that top-level exposure has dulled his edge in a shorter race.
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765-73No signal5/1Close-up third at Musselburgh last time — just two lengths behind the principals — Golden Palace has the class and stamina for today's trip and goes well on a sound surface. Yet to get her head in front in recent starts, but capable of a sharp effort at this grade.
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David Allan 13%Tim Easterby 11%4878/4No signal11/1 FCST 10/1Came home well from off the pace at Chester most recently, finishing not far behind the principals, though without a win in her last five starts Golden West has questions to answer. A top trainer provides a yard angle here at Carlisle and she stays 8-10f.
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Leigh Roche 6%W. McCreery 9%352331No signal4/1 11/2 7/2Got off the mark in first-time cheekpieces at Navan 17 days ago, benefiting from a strong pace and a stiff track; the cheekpieces go on again and the mark still looks manageable for a horse that may have more to offer now that he has opened his account.
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Joanna Mason 12%Roger Fell 12%715464No signal7/2 7/1 10/3Fourth last time at a mark just 1lb higher than today's, Harswell Ruby showed she is running to her level and handles today's distance and going. Ranked seventh of eleven here, she is on a competitive mark but needs things to fall her way to take a hand.
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Luke McAteer 8%-76354No signal7/1 9/1 13/2Back from a break and just found the final furlong beyond him at Fairyhouse 12 days ago, though he was in the hunt to a degree; a first outing in a visor and dropping in at the weights in a big field, Hero Of The Hour has the profile to put things right on a track and surface that suits him.
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Highwayman19:40 Naas race 6 of 7900No signal50/1Failed to get into contention in three starts to date, the latest at Limerick where he tracked the pace but found nothing when it mattered; bred for a mile-plus and currently on a tightening profile — needs a significant step up to compete here.
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3No signalSP 13/2 6/1Showed useful early pace on debut at Listowel, finishing third, and switching back to 5f at a demanding track should suit a horse that has already handled good ground — the stable has taken this prize before and further progress is expected.
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R. P. Whelan 9%00-236No signal13/2 5/1 13/2Hooves Your Daddy shaped well for much of the season before a combination of a slow start, interference and a step up in trip conspired against him at Fairyhouse 12 days ago — back at his best distance and with that run behind him, he can get back to his best.
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Hope N Pray20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Neve Bennett 5%0-00No signal150/1 50/1 150/1Unplaced in three outings and yet to find a level that suits; wide drawn in stall 2 on a big card and with nothing productive in the form book, Hope N Pray has a lot to find to be competitive here.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%223-No signal9/2 11/2 4/1Twice placed as a juvenile before a promising third last time — I Can Dance is a well-bred type returning from 273 days off and arrives with upside; effective at 7-8f. The lengthy layoff is the obvious concern going into her first handicap start.
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I Got To Go19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Luke McAteer 8%Patrick T Foley 10%—No signal50/1 28/1 40/1Half-brother to a useful 7f juvenile out of an unraced dam; from a family with some pace credentials — debut performance entirely unknown and the prudent approach is to let the market do the talking before committing.
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Ross Fagan 0%Padraig Roche 10%906/No signal66/1 25/1 66/1Generally consistent over hurdles but has shown nothing on the Flat across three starts; fitted with tongue-tie first time and the hurdling fitness may help, though the level of improvement needed to compete here is very substantial.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Geoff Oldroyd 19%—No signal10/3 4/1 10/3Closely related to a high-class 6f performer and out of a very useful 5f dam — In The Black is a 320,000gns Havana Grey filly with strong physical appeal and top breeding for a 2yo contest; holds genuine appeal for a first start. The main risk is the unknown of a first racecourse start.
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Rowan Scott 11%Ewan Whillans 11%02-624No signal40/1 18/1 28/1Cheekpieces appear for the first time and Inappropriate steps back onto the flat after a handicap hurdle run where she was comfortably held — unable to extend what had been a brief revival. Suits 10f on any ground, but the inconsistency remains the central issue here.
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—No signal80/1 50/1 80/1A Bangkok filly out of a useful 5f dam and half-sister to a moderate performer at 6f — Independent Roze is on debut here with modest pedigree angles and our figures rank her last. Hard to be bullish here unless the market provides a positive steer.
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Into Tomorrow20:10 Naas race 7 of 749No signal66/1 50/1 66/1Fell below her debut level on a return to the track, well beaten at Leopardstown; effective at 7f with cut and there is room to improve but she probably needs to settle and find her rhythm — debut promise means she is not without hope.
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Paul W Flynn 9%00-483No signal12/1 14/1 12/1Came close at Navan last time on his Flat return, going down by half a length off a slightly lower mark; effective at 10-13f on yielding and the all-weather, and the form is not easy to build on given the cold trainer stats — a horse that can run well but reliability is the question.
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James Ryan 7%T G McCourt 7%233058No signal12/1 14/1 11/1Showed a range of form including a near-miss over course and distance before a flat run up in class last time; now fitted with first-time cheekpieces and back on going she handles, Jazzit has the ability to land a race at this level if she reproduces her better efforts.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%7-3422SSteamer Whisper 1 signal12/1 11/1 10/1Proximity at Carlisle last time — a close second in a 7f handicap here — gives Just A Girl a strong course-and-distance angle, and she handles today's ground. Our figures rank her eighth in this ten-runner field, however, and she requires considerably more to reach the front end.
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Kalir19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Chris Hayes 10%D K Weld 13%34-34No signal5/1 6/1 9/2Travelled well but was unable to find more when pressure came in first-time cheekpieces at Gowran Park, finishing a respectable fourth; effective at 8-9f on a range of going, well connected and with a break behind him — cheekpieces stay on and he is capable of improvement.
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63-5No signal11/1 12/1 11/1Flashed ability in maiden company over further before finding the drop in trip left her outpaced at Dundalk; effective at 12f on the all-weather and making her handicap debut — likely to benefit from this experience but will need the trip and probably further in time.
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Sean Kirrane 11%Tim Easterby 11%7No signal28/1 16/1 25/1Unable to land a blow on debut here at Carlisle — beaten six-and-a-half lengths in a maiden — King Of Persia is trained by a top course handler and improvement is expected from that first outing; our figures rank him fifth and he should move forward.
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08No signalSP FCST 50/1Below par in his two starts including a well-beaten effort at Gowran Park last time; needs a longer trip to show his best and the current distance looks sharp — connections searching for conditions that suit.
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Krasimir19:40 Naas race 6 of 7G. M. Lyons 16%323-23No signal10/3 7/2 3/1Consistently placed across five starts, going third in a Leopardstown 3yo race six days ago with the form around him working out at Group level — blinkers applied for the first time and a step to a mile should unlock more; the highest rated in the field and the one they all have to beat.
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Chris Hayes 10%418-24No signal11/1 9/1 11/1Made steady progress in handicap and Listed company but found herself asked to challenge a shade early on her latest outing over a shorter trip; effective at a mile and suited by today's distance — a positive, patient ride could see her finish strongly.
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Shane Foley 11%24No signal11/4 9/1 9/4Runner-up on second start before getting too enthusiastic over a longer trip at the Curragh on her latest outing; the drop back in distance plays to her strengths at 5-6f and she has done enough in recent starts that landing a maiden is within reach — the wide draw from stall 10 is the one concern.
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Jake Dickson(3) 12%Tim Easterby 11%-57161No signal3/1 6/1 3/1Leadenhall took two wins from his last five starts, landing a tight finish at Nottingham just four days ago off the same mark here — running keenly but finishing well under a positive ride. A top trainer here at Carlisle, no penalty to carry, and a claiming jockey: the one to beat at the weights.
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Lecale Breeze20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Adam Caffrey 9%0No signal125/1 50/1 125/1Showed little in a maiden at Leopardstown on her only start, never getting into the race; speed in the pedigree but a longer trip may not be the obvious solution — early days and she is likely to take time to find her range.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%David Loughnane 12%171016No signal25/1 14/1 22/1Found wanting over 10f last time when sixth at the top of the weights, Lexington Jet drops to a more suitable trip here and clearly enjoys getting out in front; three wins in his last six on good and AW. Our figures rank him fourteenth, though, and the drop back to preferred conditions is the main selling point.
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Listentodwindblow19:40 Naas race 6 of 7056-42No signal5/2 9/4 5/2Back to form at Gowran Park last time, finishing second beaten two lengths on soft ground — a run that showed he belongs in this grade; effective at 7-10f with cut and the form is solid — this looks an ideal opportunity to break the maiden tag.
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Little Wing20:10 Naas race 7 of 79No signal100/1 50/1 100/1Well held in her only outing at Gowran Park but the middle-distance pedigree strongly suggests she will be better suited by further trips later in her career — this experience will be educational and an improvement is possible but perhaps not enough to contend today.
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R Donohoe 8%909-44No signal14/1 10/1 14/1Showed a degree of consistency in recent 5f handicaps, fourth at Fairyhouse last time on a trip she handles well; drawn wide in stall 22 in a big field and on a basement mark — improving form suggests she can stay competitive, but the long losing run tempers expectations.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Michael Bell 13%—No signal7/4 FCST 31/19A No Nay Never colt bought for 215,000 euros at the breeze-ups and half-brother to a very useful 5-6f performer — Louis The Fifth has the pedigree credentials to make a bold debut showing; dam was a smart juvenile at 8f. Worth taking seriously on breeding alone.
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Connor Beasley 13%Edward Bethell 17%—No signal5/1 7/2 9/2A well-bred Blue Point filly bought for 110,000 euros — Love Tanya is half-sister to a smart stayer and from connections capable of producing a forward debut performance. Worth a look on breeding and connections alone.
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Jason Hart 14%Charlie Johnston 13%551043No signal18/1 14/1 16/1Third at Hamilton last time off a mark just a pound higher than today's, Ludo's Landing goes in first-time blinkers and acts over today's trip and going; a trip range of 10-13f makes today's stamina test manageable. The new headgear means there is an unknown element.
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W. M. Lordan 16%Aidan O'Brien 22%3No signal2/1 32/17 2/1Showed real promise at Listowel on debut, beaten five lengths in third, and that form has since been given a boost; suited by 6f and a trainer with a fine record at this track who can extract further progress — worth a place at least.
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Sean Kirrane 11%Tim Easterby 11%113228No signal80/1 25/1 80/1Thriving through the spring with back-to-back wins before a well-beaten turf run at Carlisle last time, Marry The Night's sharper form has clearly come on the AW — first-time cheekpieces the hope of reversing that latest effort here. Effective over 8f on any ground but most comfortable off turf.
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366085No signal25/1 22/1 25/1Switched headgear again after the visor failed to spark any improvement in a claimer last time; suited by 6-7f, Mehmar has been on a long losing run and is inconsistent, though a clean run on sound footing could see him closer than recent efforts suggest.
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Oisin Orr 14%Hugo Palmer 13%—No signal15/2 5/1 15/2A 40,000 euros Make Believe colt out of a dam who showed fair ability at 8f and half-brother to a useful mare — Mia Fantasia debuts for strong connections who are more than capable of having a juvenile ready first time. Worth watching the market before dismissing.
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Wesley Joyce 6%047652No signal10/1 6/1 10/1Back to form at Down Royal last time, going down by three-quarters of a length on soft ground, and today's conditions match; Mini Cotai handles today's going and trip well, and with a fresh set of headgear fitted, she arrives in reasonable shape — the extensive recent form just limits the element of surprise.
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Misneach Sile20:10 Naas race 7 of 7—No signal50/1 40/1 50/1Debut filly by Circus Maximus whose dam was a useful 6f juvenile and with a useful half-sister at 6f — pace on both sides; the stable is in good form and the opening experience will matter, though she may need the run to fulfil potential.
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Moonlit Sun20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Shane Foley 11%3No signal11/4 2/1 5/2Had to switch and find a gap when third on debut here — a run that has been strengthened emphatically by those behind her at both maiden and Group level; bred to stay a mile and a half and effective at a mile on good going — that debut form alone makes her the pick of these and she should be hard to beat.
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M. P. Sheehy 8%Adrian Keatley 15%003-19No signal9/1 10/1 15/2Prior form before that nightmare outing at Newcastle is genuinely decent — Mostar Dreams has won and shown ability at her best across a wide trip range including today's going. Returning from a break and needing to settle after pulling hard last time; if she does, she could be a real danger.
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Andrew Mullen 10%Iain Jardine 12%28/862SSteamer Whisper 1 signalSP 14/1 9/1Second at Ayr five days ago off the same mark, Mr Lincoln ran solidly but appeared to find the flat mile insufficient on stamina grounds. Acts on soft and good from up to 13f; yet to win in recent starts but placed form is consistent and he will not be far away.
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Clifford Lee 17%4No signal14/1 7/1 14/1Shaped with encouragement on her debut fourth at Leicester — not far behind in a 7f maiden — Mrs Mole is effective at 7f on good ground and should go forward from that first start; the form looks solid and improvement is likely as the season develops.
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Nando Lily20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Jamie Powell 8%Padraig Roche 10%00-0No signal100/1 50/1 100/1Beaten in three maiden starts and returned after a break to be well held at the Curragh — stamina in the dam's side and the trip may suit her better than shorter, but she needs time to mature and the current profile is weak.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Andrew Balding 18%53-131WHTW Whisper 1 signal9/4 7/4 9/4Two wins from five recent starts, including a narrow but decisive handicap success at Wetherby last time off a 1lb lower mark — Nanoscience showed a willing attitude and acts over today's distance on a sound surface. Our top-rated runner here by a clear margin, she is progressive and more can be expected.
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Clifford Lee 17%21-053No signal28/1 20/1 25/1First-time cheekpieces and a solid third last time over today's distance and going — Naples is effective from a mile to 10f on heavy and good. Not without a shout in a wide-open field, though our figures have her ranked fifth overall.
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Gavin Cromwell 11%3-4042No signal7/2 11/2 3/1Went close at Gowran Park last time, finishing a head down after the pace collapsed late, and that run was the best in recent starts; bred for middle distances and handles today's ground well — still early in the handicap journey but the trajectory is upward and the mark is reasonable.
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Niobite19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Alan Persse 4%00No signal150/1 50/1 150/1Sprint bred and found the trip too far in two outings, the latest at the Curragh; has all to prove at today's distance and the profile suggests a furlong or two shorter might suit better — not easy to back here.
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Nthea Spirit19:40 Naas race 6 of 7R. P. Whelan 9%—No signal50/1 28/1 50/1Debut gelding out of a moderate sprinting dam — not a pedigree that shouts about today's trip; likely to need this experience and the opening run may come and go without fanfare.
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18-020No signal9/1 10/1 9/1Got involved too early and went too fast at Limerick last time, but was a genuine threat on the run before that; effective at 7-10f on heavy and good, and if handled more patiently here Ohmali can bounce back — inconsistency is the concern.
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Tom Eaves 8%Kevin Ryan 12%8No signalSP FCST 25/1Beaten 10 lengths on debut at Redcar, One Shot Kodi needs a major step forward to figure here; our figures rank her fifth of six and the debut run gives little encouragement that she has the class for this level.
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Shane Foley 11%531No signal9/4 3/1 32/17Landed a maiden at Fairyhouse by two and a half lengths last time, travelling smoothly and putting the race to bed decisively; progressive profile and effective at 7f-1m on yielding and good — this step into better company is warranted and, with the form behind him sound, he merits favouritism.
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Orphanina20:10 Naas race 7 of 7—No signal100/1 50/1 100/1Debut filly by Soldier's Call out of a dam who was useful at 8f and landed a maiden on her first outing; half-sister to a fair 8f performer — the market will signal connections' confidence and that is the most reliable guide here.
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Josh Halley 4%4-6532No signal13/2 7/1 13/2Pulled a little hard at Down Royal last time but still finished a clear second, beaten six lengths; the form has since been given a boost and Oust handles 10f well on yielding going — further progress in handicaps at this trip looks likely, with the distance an important positive.
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—No signal100/1 66/1 100/1A Massaat gelding out of a moderate dam, with a half-brother who showed fair form at 7f — Parry Green makes his debut here and our figures rank him last of eleven. Hard to fancy unless betting points the other way.
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24-573No signal20/1 10/1 20/1Third at Chester last time off today's mark, Pension Pot finished with purpose after a sluggish early display and stays a mile on soft, good and the AW; yet to win in her last five starts. Our figures rank her ninth of eleven — needs significant improvement to reach the front end here.
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Oliver Stammers 12%Grant Tuer 13%2444No signalSP 12/1 16/1All four starts showing a pattern of close finishes without quite getting there — Pepsea ran to her level at Carlisle yesterday, just fading in the closing stages of a novice at this track; the yard in good shape and the switch to handicap company on today's going opens another door. Well worth a look on her first start from a handicap mark.
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-76167No signal28/1 18/1 25/1Seventh last time off 86 — 1lb higher than today — Persuasion ran to her level and the switch back to a mile is a genuine positive given her 7f profile; acts on any ground. The main risk is that she has been below her best in recent starts and needs to recapture earlier form.
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Pinoroyale19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Gavin Cromwell 11%—No signal22/1 16/1 22/1A Pinatubo gelding who cost 75,000 euros and is a half-brother to a smart stayer; from a stable that has a strong record with debut runners in both codes — the market will reveal whether connections have something more promising beneath the surface and this is worth watching.
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208060No signal33/1Lost ground without excuses at Fairyhouse last time and has failed to hit the frame in recent starts; fitted with first-time headgear in a tongue visor combination, Platino Bianco is on a lowly mark but needs to find significantly more to get involved.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Michael Bell 13%—No signal13/2 5/1 6/1A 50,000 euros Blackbeard half-brother to a useful 6f performer — Platinum Force is bred to run well as a juvenile and debuts for connections with a strong record preparing youngsters; deserves plenty of respect on his first outing.
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0-4350No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Polar Bear holds decent form at 5-7f when the ground yields, but a blank run at Fairyhouse last time suggests the quicker surface left him flat; first-time hood fitted and the mark is fair for a horse who is better than his record suggests, though inconsistency remains the nagging doubt.
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A. Slattery 11%4104No signal40/1 18/1 40/1Ran respectably when fourth in a Listed race here last time over this trip, which was a better effort than she had shown before; may stay further than today's distance and there could be more improvement available, but she has a significant gap to close on form against these rivals.
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Shay Farmer 8%Jessica Bedi 4%336-02No signal50/1 11/1 33/1First-time tongue-boot and blinkers and yet to win in her last five starts — Popeye Doyle ran to her level at Wetherby last time over today's trip on a sound surface; capable of a decent effort but inconsistent. Our figures rank her second-bottom here and a bold showing would surprise.
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Sam James 14%Phillip Makin 12%12-741No signal10/1 6/1 10/1Landed a 7-8f handicap at Carlisle last time with authority off a 3lb lower mark, finishing well under pressure — Priapos has two wins in his last five starts and handles any ground. The yard is in good heart and first-time cheekpieces add interest; stepping up 3lb is the only reservation.
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J. P. Murtagh 11%607No signal6/1 11/2 5/1Well beaten in a maiden on his most recent start and needing more now he faces the handicapper; from a good stable and an in-form trainer, with enough stamina in the pedigree to get further — probably still finding his feet but the current mark is a challenge.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%5No signal5/4Experience counts from a debut fifth — Queen Of Christmas came behind a subsequent Group-race candidate at Nottingham and now steps into what looks a gentler opportunity; the stable excels with its youngsters at this venue and she arrives with a debut experience to call on. Should take a clear forward step second time out.
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Mark Winn 11%David O'Meara 13%824336No signal11/1 12/1 11/1Held up and needing pace to target, Rajapour wore too much ground off at Wetherby last time in first-time combined headgear; effective around 8-9f on any going. Our figures rank her thirteenth, and she needs a strong gallop and the gear to spark the improvement required.
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Jimmy Dalton 5%W P Browne 4%52000-No signalSP 25/1 40/1Has been a poor traveller in recent outings and dropped away at Dundalk before a long break; back with a first-time hood after 236 days off, Realtin Fantasy handles sound surfaces and is best at 5f — all to prove here but not without an outside chance if the layoff has freshened her.
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1BBoDWHTW Nod 2 signals3/1 7/2 11/4An eye-catching debut scorer at Gowran Park, putting the field away by a length and a half in a maiden on her only start, and that form has been enhanced by a stablemate's subsequent Group-race effort; off a break, she handles soft and this step up in class is entirely warranted — she demands serious respect.
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James Ryan 7%G. M. Lyons 16%—No signal16/1 8/1 16/1Blackbeard filly closely related to a smart 2yo performer impressive at 6-7f; from a yard that routinely runs juveniles first time and the market will be the best guide — draw in stall 8 and a March foaling date suggest she will improve with experience.
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Gavin Ryan 8%/6908-No signal40/1 28/1 40/1Away for nearly a year and showing a regressive profile before the layoff, finding no rhythm at Bellewstown last time; the wide draw adds difficulty, and this six-year-old needs to recapture his best to be a factor at 5f on good ground.
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Jason Hart 14%Tom Dascombe 12%426No signal13/2 FCST 6/1Below par at Pontefract last time when held in first-time cheekpieces — finding little and well beaten after being off the pace — Ricky Punting now steps up to 7f, which suits, and tries the gear again. A clear rebound is required; prior form showed enough to suggest improvement is possible.
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A. McCann 8%7-7180No signal50/1 33/1 50/1Got off the mark at Dundalk three starts back before two poor efforts since; all-weather form is stronger than the turf record and the latest run — where she missed the start — looks an anomaly worth dismissing; effective at 7-11f and 2lb lower here, a bounce back is needed but she has a profile to do so.
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Kevin Stott 15%Edward Bethell 17%2100-No signal6/1 7/1 11/2Away 236 days and in need of a significant return to form having been well beaten in a Listed event last time on unsuitable ground — Rogue Attraction is effective at 6f and gets first-time cheekpieces. Ranked fifth of six, there is ability here but everything needs to click.
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Oisin Orr 14%—BBoD Whisper 1 signal5/1A No Nay Never filly half-sister to a useful 7f performer — Ruby Moon arrives on debut with a fair family profile but our figures rank her fourth, and the pedigree suggests she faces a stiff ask on debut without a clear market move.
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Daniel Tudhope 18%Ed Dunlop 12%610-32BBoD Whisper 1 signal7/2 3/1 10/3Two solid placed finishes since returning, Runswick was denied by the narrowest of margins at Chester last time off a 2lb lower mark — stays a mile and acts on soft and good. Our top-rated horse in the field by a clear margin, the 2lb rise may not be enough to deny him.
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Saliba19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Shane Foley 11%3No signal4/1 11/4 4/1Showed some inexperience but still hit the frame at Gowran Park on debut, beaten six and a quarter lengths in third; that form looks solid and he has had time to mature since — handles today's trip and going, and further progress after that educational debut outing makes him a genuine threat.
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Ava Maher 0%A. Slattery 11%38-530No signal80/1 33/1 80/1A consistent all-weather type who has yet to transfer that form convincingly to turf; trainer is struggling for winners right now and Sayonara failed to fire on her handicap debut at Fairyhouse last time — she remains yet to score at this level and faces a stiff ask on today's going.
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David Nolan 12%Donald McCain 15%421-95No signal33/1 20/1 28/1Held to her level at Chester last time — fifth over 12f on a sound surface — Secret Beach arrives here in first-time headgear and handles today's trip. Our ratings place her tenth of twelve, however, and she needs to step up markedly to be a factor.
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Shanala20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Ben Coen 11%J. P. Murtagh 11%54No signal8/1 FCST 15/2Fourth at Leopardstown in an auction race last time and has shown consistent form across two starts; effective at 9-10f on good to yielding, with cheekpieces fitted, and an in-form trainer — can run another solid race.
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—No signal6/1 4/1 6/1Blackbeard filly who cost 55,000gns and has an unraced dam, so there is limited hard evidence to go on; the stable has a strong history with its juveniles so she merits monitoring in the market, but on breeding alone she is hard to assess.
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Ray Dawson 14%Roger Varian 20%21BBoD Whisper 1 signal13/8 5/4 31/19Getting off the mark at Yarmouth last time in a clear-cut manner — taking a step forward and showing the right attitude — Shushu now tries handicap company for the first time on today's going; effective at 7f on soft and good to soft. Strong handler and further improvement from this mark looks achievable.
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Siesta Senorita20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Wesley Joyce 6%0No signal125/1 50/1 125/1Showed a little on debut at Leopardstown but was held throughout; bred to be suited by a mile-plus and longer trips should unlock improvement — today's distance may still be a shade short and she probably needs a run or two to find her level.
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Kevin Stott 15%Kevin Ryan 12%323No signal4/6 FCST 2/3Three outings without a win but placed on every start, Silesia is appearing to need the step to 6f to show her best — she found the pace of the front pair too hot last time at Beverley over five furlongs. Acts on good to soft and good, and looks the most solid prospect in this field.
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3-147No signal7/1Ran to her form in a Group 1 last time and was found out at the highest level; in good shape before that and effective at 7-8f, but today's trip requires more than she has shown so far — connections have a strong record in this race though she looks the second string.
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W. J. Lee 16%W. McCreery 9%7-7878No signal22/1 18/1 20/1Has found little since entering handicap company, with a string of moderate efforts and a missed break at Cork last time; Snowballs is effective at 5f and handles the ground, but the first-time visor needs to unlock something that has been absent for several runs.
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35No signalevn 18/13 10/11Posted two starts showing progression, including a solid effort at Epsom in a stronger 2yo heat, and the step up to 7f here is an angle that could help Social Spirit — versatile from 5-6f on good to soft and good to firm. Should be competitive, though up against respected debutants.
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Socratea20:10 Naas race 7 of 7W. J. Lee 16%W. McCreery 9%—No signal20/1 16/1 20/1Debut filly by Study Of Man out of a dam who was fair at 7f at two and placed over middle-to-staying distances later; the stable is adept at getting newcomers ready and the market will be watched keenly — potential trip requirements suggest this will not be the last we see of her.
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Zak Wheatley 10%Declan Carroll 11%—No signalSP 14/1 16/1A Blue Point colt out of a useful 7f dam — Sod Hall Lane makes his debut here and our figures rank him last of five. Unless market support is strong, little to recommend him above better-bred rivals on this occasion.
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T G McCourt 7%00-060No signal66/1 40/1 66/1Struggling for form across recent starts and yet to show anything on going that suits; connections are searching for the right conditions but Spiced Gold has been tailed off at Fairyhouse recently and needs a lot to go right to be competitive.
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864-43No signal15/2 5/1 15/2Performed consistently at this level earlier in the season, beaten a length and a half off a mark 3lb higher at Cork last time; drawn toward the inside in stall 3 in a large field and handles cut — a touch frustrating in the maiden department but in reasonable nick and worth respect.
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Paul Mulrennan 14%David Menuisier 13%1-96No signal12/1 17/2 10/1Placed on the clock at Chantilly on her last start, running to level beaten a little over three lengths, Stimulative Trip handles today's distance and going and arrives here with a jockey who knows this course well retained. Two disappointing finishes before that win are the main concern.
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Sunatia20:10 Naas race 7 of 7Leigh Roche 6%D K Weld 13%—No signal12/1 10/1 12/1Night Of Thunder filly out of a very smart 10f mare; a half-sister to a high-class 12f performer and this stable has taken this race before — that is not a stable that enters second strings without purpose; the wide stall tempers enthusiasm but she deserves close attention.
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24-222No signal11/1 10/1 11/1A pattern of consistent placings in recent outings — placed five times in five starts without adding to her tally — Swift Salian held her level at Nottingham last time off the same mark as today; effective from 8-9f on any surface. A reliable yardstick who needs a slice of luck to get her head in front.
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Josh Halley 4%37No signal50/1 40/1 50/1Back for a third start at 5f on going she handles, but failed to settle when stepped up in trip last time and got very free — she needs to relax better here, and while the trip switch back is a plus, temperament is the key question.
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Chris Hayes 10%380-40No signal25/1 16/1 25/1Tawaazon has gone below his best since a break and a flat effort on easy ground at Leopardstown last time suggests he did not stay; tongue-tie fitted for the first time and dropping back in trip, he handles soft and good but has much to prove after a string of disappointing runs.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%—No signal8/1A Kameko colt half-brother to a very useful 6f performer out of a moderate dam — Telegraphic makes his debut with an interesting sibling profile and is one to treat with respect; the market will reveal how confident connections are going in.
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Tickle The Cat20:10 Naas race 7 of 708No signal150/1 50/1 150/1Below the standard required in both outings, the latest at Gowran Park where she was well beaten; bred to appreciate middle distances in time but major improvement is needed before she can feature here.
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Transcript19:40 Naas race 6 of 7Gavin Ryan 8%—No signal13/2 5/1 6/1Dam was a top-class 12f performer and a classic winner, while the sire adds pace; tongue-tie fitted on debut and connections regard this one as a type who can progress — an intriguing mix of stamina and speed in the pedigree.
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Paul Mulrennan 14%Jim Goldie 14%9-9381No signal20/1 10/1 20/1Winning at Carlisle last time with a willing display off a 5lb lower mark — and with a jockey who has an excellent record at this track back aboard — gives Trojan Sun obvious claims despite a penalty. Acts on any turf ground over a mile and beyond; first-time cheekpieces the variable, and the higher weight is the concern.
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Vishaya20:10 Naas race 7 of 733WHTW Whisper 1 signal6/1 13/2 6/1Placed twice in recent starts, including a two-length third at Dundalk, and has had a break since — the form was on an upward curve before the layoff; effective at a mile with stamina on the dam's side, and returning fresh she can be competitive again.
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Simon West 9%21335-No signal28/1 20/1 25/1Away 210 days — a lengthy absence — and having been far too keen in the early stages last time, Vixey faces a stiff task on her return. Acts over 7f on a sound surface and not soft; our figures rank her last of seventeen and a bounce-back from that effort is essential.
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Tom Marquand 16%Iain Jardine 12%531-44No signal16/1 12/1 14/1Fourth at Newbury last time at what looks about British level suggests Wanderlust needs more to compete here, and she is already ranked sixth on our figures. A trainer in good form and proven stamina from 10-12f on soft and good are genuine points in her favour.
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Wearing Stars20:10 Naas race 7 of 7R. P. Whelan 9%33-492No signal11/1 11/1 10/1Hit the frame at Down Royal last time, going second beaten three and a half lengths after stepping up in trip — a trainer in excellent form and the tongue-tie added could help; effective at 6-7f on a range of going and there looks to be a race in her from this mark.
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David Allan 13%Tim Easterby 11%0No signal50/1Well beaten on her debut at Redcar — a major step forward is required — Wells Fargo Stage arrives here with a trainer who has an excellent record at this venue. Our figures rank her tenth, and without market signals it is hard to be optimistic about her prospects.
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Sam James 14%James Owen 18%0-7758No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Outpaced and always in arrear in her last several starts — unable to demonstrate any progress on her earlier efforts — Wetsand is effective at 7-8f on a sound surface. The question is whether she can produce what her earlier form hinted at.
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Jamie Powell 8%Padraig Roche 10%009-80No signal33/1 25/1 33/1Bred to want further than 6f and has looked underpowered in recent starts; the evidence from latest runs at the Curragh points to this trip being too sharp, and while connections may try to find a niche, the profile makes it hard to be confident today.
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Batt Burke 0%692203No signal9/2 9/1 10/3Found the pace elusive late in recent runs but came back to better form at Fairyhouse recently, going down narrowly off a lower mark; that tenacity in tight finishes is encouraging and Whatswrongnow arrives here in form — the wide draw from stall 19 is the main risk.
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White Sand Beach20:10 Naas race 7 of 7W. M. Lordan 16%Aidan O'Brien 22%2-3088No signal7/2 5/1 7/2A trainer with an excellent record at this venue who has been trying this filly over longer distances in Listed company; she raced too prominently at Navan last time but back in maiden grade she has plenty on her rivals on ratings — if settled, she takes considerable beating here.
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Andrew Mullen 10%Iain Jardine 12%3304-6SSteamer Whisper 1 signal12/1 12/1 9/1Off 38 days and yet to win in her last five starts, Who Wants Me showed adequate form when held off the pace at Hamilton despite a slow start; suits 7f on soft and good. First-time tongue-tie adds a variable, but our figures rank her joint-last here — an unlikely threat without a jump in form.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%Harry Charlton 16%5162-1No signal5/6 18/13 8/11Sharp form at Ascot last time when landing a handicap with something to spare off a lower mark makes Wine Dark Sea among the stronger claims in this field; effective over 12f on good ground and the AW. The step up to a competitive Class 4 off a higher mark is the one caveat.
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A. Slattery 11%907No signalSP FCST 18/1Showed a progression on her most recent qualifying run at Cork, going closer in a maiden, and connections believe the opening handicap mark is lenient; with her sire effective at 6f and her dam smart over 7f, there is pace and staying power in the mix — the tongue-tie goes on and she could outrun her price.
No horse matches that.