18:10 Naas
Wednesday 25 July 2018
All17:4018:1018:4019:1519:5020:2020:50
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden
- 2YO only  |  6f  |  Good to Firm  |  10 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 18:11Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 1m 12.08s
Cloth number
Odds
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Dragon Pulse gelding, cost €17,000 as a foal and €5,500 as a yearling. Dam a sister to juvenile 1m winner and half-sister to another middle distance winner. Well beaten on debut at Bellewstown and unlikely the drop in trip will see him improve.
Tamayuz colt, half-brother to six winners including a Group 3 winner. Has struggled to make any impression in two starts to date and may do better in handicaps over a bit further. Wears first-time hood.
Has been used to ensure a strong gallop for stablemates on his last couple of starts at Group level but has to be worthy of plenty of respect back in maiden company here with experience on his side. Sets a strong standard on form.
Power colt, cost €60,000 as a foal and £40,000 as a Breeze-up purchase. Half-brother to a 5f juvenile winner and dam a half-sister to the useful Steinbeck. Makes some appeal on paper and market likely to reveal expectations.
Charm Spirit colt, cost €30,000 as a foal, 28,000 gns as a yearling and €11,000 as a Breeze-up purchase. Dam a winner over further and half-sister to a US Grade 3 winner. Pedigree suggests he may be seen to better effect over further than this.
Dragon Pulse filly, cost €6,000 as a foal. Too green on debut at Navan earlier in the month and likely to need more time.
Finsceal Fior filly, dam related to Group 3 middle-distance winner. Others make more appeal and entitled to benefit from the outing here on debut. Likely to do better over further.
Dandy Man filly, half-sister to four winners. Dam a Group 3 winner over this trip and multiple Listed race winner. Interesting blend of speed and stamina and market likely to reveal expectations on debut.
Dawn Approach filly, dam a winner and sister to a 1m winner. Looked in need of the run at Leopardstown on debut but should do better here with that experience under her belt; suspicion she may want further though.
Big Bad Bob filly, half-sister to three winners including two sprinters who both won as juveniles. Dam a sister to a 1m Group 1 winner. Interesting enough pedigree to be of interest here and yard in good form at present.
Forecasts
North Wind (4/9), Will Be King (5/1), Paisean (9/1), Dragons Call (14/1), Pass The Vino (14/1), Wild Bob Cat (20/1), Miacomet (25/1), Mr Coldstone (33/1), Manard (50/1), Me Well (66/1)
NORTH WIND will find this a lot easier than the Group races he's been contesting of late and he's expected to be too good for his rivals here. Wild Bob Cat and Pass The Vino both look like interesting debutantes both worth close inspection as far as the betting market is concerned.
- North Wind
- Wild Bob Cat
- Pass The Vino
Prize Money
1st: €10,164.002nd: €3,152.003rd: €1,502.004th: €677.005th: €264.00
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