Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden

Son of No Nay never purchased for €400,000 as a yearling last August. Slowly in to stride on debut and can only improve here for leading connections.

Charm Spirit colt, cost 33,000 gns as a foal. Half-brother to four winners and dam out of a Listed winner. promising second start last month at Roscommon and worth a market check.

Slade Power colt showed plenty of pace on debut at Tipperary over 5f eventually finishing a close fourth. Should come on for that run.

Colt by Morpheus out of a Bertolini mare. Cost €6,000 as a two-year-old and is half-brother to three winners including the useful Ascot Memory and Navarone. Needs to improve on three dismal career display to date.

Consistent in three maidens since May before a 3¾L defeat in a Listed contest at the Curragh last month. Likely to improve and worth considering.

Alhebayeb colt cost €15,000 as a yearling, is a half-brother to multiple winners. Others look open to more improvement following a couple of disappointing starts to date.

Scat Daddy colt is a brother to smart two-year-old 5f/6f winner Sioux Nation. Has only disappointed connections so far and losing run looks set to continue here.

Lope De Vega colt, cost 60,000 gns as yearling. Half-brother to a Group 1 winning juvenile over this trip and a 1m winner. Needs to improve on a couple of disappointing starts since June.

Dandy Man filly out of a Footstepsinthesand mare. Half-sister to Extortionist and recent Musselburgh winner Lucky Violet. Watching brief on debut.

A 2,000 gns yearling, this Mayson filly is from a dam who was a 5f/6f winner, including as a juvenile. Has beaten just one opponent home in a couple of six-runner contests since June.