19:55 Dundalk
Tuesday 3 October 2017
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Bar One Racing Telebetting 1800 624 524 Maiden
- 3YO only  |  1m 4f  |  Standard  |  11 Runners  |  Polytrack  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 19:57Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 2m 32.86s
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Show odds
Well beaten on first two starts but improved a little last time at Gowran Park, despite finishing well beaten. Others arrive with stronger form but possible the step up in trip will eek out improvement.
Harbour Watch gelding, cost 40,000 gns as a foal and 20,000 gns as a yearling. Half-brother to four winners and dam half-sister to Group 3 winner Al Qasi. Hard to imagine he will have the stamina for this trip and others arrive with stronger claims.
Approve gelding, cost €18,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to six winners including Group 3 winner Romancero. Took a step forward from his debut when fourth of 15 at Gowran last time. Since acquired by this yard but may need this after an absence.
Beaten out of sight on all three starts and has a tough task here in a first-time tongue-tie and first-time cheekpieces. Has been slowly away on all three of his starts and likely to struggle.
Famous Name gelding, cost €25,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to two winners and dam a half-sister to Group 3 winner Best Fouad and Listed winner Rawyaan. Plenty of stamina in his pedigree but this is a stiff task on debut; can't be discounted.
Galileo colt, half-brother to five winners including Group 3 winner Banimpire and dam a Listed winner out of Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Detroit. Unfancied at 25/1 on debut but ran with credit and good chance he will step forward from that run.
Galileo colt, brother to two juvenile winners and dam a half-sister to a French Group 3 winner. Yards debutantes can often need the run and draw not ideal here; others looks more likely and yard have stronger claims with World Stage.
Has looked a little unlucky not to get his head in front yet and ran well last time despite finishing an unplaced favourite. Should give it another good go from the front and sets the standard for his rivals to aim at.
Has held her form well on all four starts and while she has been a beaten favourite on last three starts, it's only a matter of time before she gets her head in front. Makes AW debut and likely to be thereabouts but yard have been a little quiet.
Helmet filly, cost 24,000 gns as a yearling. Half-sister to five winners including juvenile winner and Grade 2 winner Valbenny and dam a winner over a 1m and 1m1f. Struggled on debut and pedigree suggests she may be better when dropped back in trip.
Yet to get competitive in four starts and no better last time at Killarney. This is no easier and likely to struggle again.
Forecasts
World Stage (6/4), Alaykha (9/4), Walter Sickert (5/1), Renaissance Man (7/1), I've Got Rhythm (20/1), Financial Conduct (25/1), Remembered Joy (25/1), De Mazzaro (33/1), Panther Soul (50/1), My Pal Amelia (66/1), Man Cave (100/1)
WORLD STAGE is likely to make another bold bid from the front and he'll be hard to beat if he returns in similar form to his last couple of runs. Alaykha has been frustrating to follow but she can make her presence felt at this level while Renaissance Man is nicely bred and ought to take a step forward from his debut.
- World Stage
- Alaykha
- Renaissance Man
Prize Money
1st: €7,392.002nd: €2,292.003rd: €1,092.004th: €493.005th: €192.00
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