Good second here in September in a Group 3 and holds a host of Group entries this year including a 2,000 Guineas entry. Trainer does well with his horses returning from a break so warrants plenty of respect.
Winner of his only start at Dundalk, winning easily in impressive fashion. This looks a tough race to follow up in though and may be best watched on this occasion.
Well beaten on two AW starts but took his form to a new level with a win at Cork against some well fancied rivals. Ground won't be as deep here but he's sure to stay the extra furlong and shouldn't be underestimated.
Holds a Derby entry as well as his Irish Guineas entry and easy to see why with a useful staying pedigree. Couldn't of won any more impressively last month at Naas but this will test him and stable jockey prefers Taj Mahal.
Excellent fifth in a Group 1 at Saint-Cloud last time. Drop back in trip will hold no fears and proven in this sort of ground so looks like an interesting candidate, particularly if the first-time tongue-tie brings about some improvement. First-string on jockey bookings.
Easy winner of a weak looking maiden at Roscommon last year but likley to need more here. Trainer's runners often come on for their run after a break but he does have a good record when teaming up with this jockey at this course (20%).
Forecasts
Orderofthegarter (5/4), Glastonbury Song (9/2), Taj Mahal (5/1), Zorion (7/1), Firey Speech (7/1), Spanish Tenor (14/1), Maximus Daia (33/1)
It's quite possible race fitness will give the edge to ORDEROFTHEGARTER over his stable mate Taj Mahal. His recent win at Naas was impressive and he could prove a tough nut to crack. Fiery Speech has already shown his effectiveness at this track and his trainer is capable of getting them ready for their seasonal debut.