14:05 Cork
Sunday 7 April 2019
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Lengthen The Odds With BetVictor Fillies Maiden
- 3YO only | 1m 100y | Good (Good to Yielding in places) | 15 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 14:06 | Winning time: 1m 48.93s
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Odds
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Daughter of Dansili, a third foal of a Group 3 winning dam and a half-sister to winner Alanannda. Represents a powerful and in-form stable on debut and a likely type. Holds an entry in the Irish 1000 Guineas.
Scat Daddy filly, cost $150,000 as a yearling and €200,000 at Breeze-ups. Steady progress in three starts and second to subsequent Listed winner and Group 1 fourth Norway at Naas in October. More to offer this year for last year's winning stable.
Helmet filly ran twice at the Curragh last August, showing promise on debut but below that with a poor run subsequently. Much more needed.
Elzaam filly out of a Authorized mare. Unfancied and never got involved on Naas debut last month, finishing tailed-off. Remains best watched.
Elusive Pimpernel half-sister to 5f winner Johnny Lawman and 6f/7f winner Strong Michel. Sent off 100/1 both starts last year and showed nothing. Hard to make any sort of case for.
Yeats filly, bred to want plenty further than a mile. Struggled to get involved in five disappointing starts to date and easy to overlook.
Galileo filly out of a Giant's Causeway mare. Dam was smart miler and sets the standard on her debut third. Something clearly amiss when tailed off next time at Galway. Holds an Irish Oaks entry and could easily leave that behind for Coolmore.
Sister to multiple Group 1 winner Misty For Me amongst others. Never a factor on debut last year and market best guide on reappearance. Leading stable also runs Flowering Peach and Simply Beautiful.
Daughter of Glor Na Mara out of a two-year-old winning dam. Likely to need a bit further in time but has to be respected for powerful connections on debut.
Daughter of Lope De Vega and an 8th foal; half-sister to four winners including Listed scorer King Of Arnor. Probably best watched on debut.
Camelot filly, related to a number of winners. Eased right down on October's Leopardstown debut and market best guide on reappearance.
Daughter of Helmut out of an In The Wings. Half-sister to Dubai World Cup winner Thunder Snow. Never got involved at long odds on September's debut and easy to overlook.
By Kingman and a half-sister to useful performer Three Bodies. Well backed but never got involved in a six-runner contest last July and unraced since. Represents last year's winning stable who but likely second-string.
Galileo filly, sister to two winners including a Group 3 winner. Dam a two-time Group 1 winner including as a juvenile. Holds a Group 3 entry but never got involved on last year's debut and stable likely better chance with Flowering Peach.
No Nay Never filly, cost 17,000 gns as a foal and €11,000 as a yearling. Failed to beat a rival home in last June's debut and remains one to watch.
Forecasts
Alezia (2/1), Simply Beautiful (4/1), Bellakris (4/1), Flowering Peach (7/1), Pursuit Of Magic (16/1), Lady Wannabe (20/1), Grinn (20/1), Flying (20/1), Lady Olenna (25/1), Fiadhna (28/1), Bendzonic (40/1), Sovereigns Bright (50/1), Lighthouse Lady (100/1), Champagne Terri (100/1), Cois Sionna (125/1)
Flowering Peach looks the pick of the Coolmore entries and sets the standard from her debut providing she can leave a subsequent run that was too bad to be true behind. BELLAKRIS improved with each run last year and with her final start representing strong form, she gets the verdict. Alezia is the pick of the newcomers.
- Bellakris
- Flowering Peach
- Alezia
Prize Money
1st: €7,700.002nd: €2,388.003rd: €1,138.004th: €513.005th: €200.00
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