16:10 Cork
Saturday 20 April 2019
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- 3YO only | 7f | Good to Yielding (Good in places) | 17 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 16:13 | Winning time: 1m 30.51s
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Home-bred Bolger-owned gelding by Pour Moi out of a Teofilo mare. Not disgraced in a couple of starts to date but hasn't shown enough to be of interest here.
By Acclamation. First foal of a 5f winner, herself half-sister to smart sprinter Rain Delayed. Plenty to like and work on following a couple of career starts to date including when last seen in a Naas maiden in October finishing 1¾L, fourth of 15.
Clodovil gelding out of a Desert Style mare. By no means disgraced on debut finishing eighth of 16 beaten 8¾L in a Gowran Park 7f maiden earlier this month. The first three were well clear of the rest of the field. Worth another chance.
April foal by Lope De Vega out of an Invincible Spirit mare. Cost €60,000 as a yearling. Fifth of 14 beaten 3¾L on sole start to date at Dundalk on the AW in November. May possibly need the run back but worth a market check.
By Dandy Man out of a Desert Prince mare. Fifth of nine beaten 3¼L on debut last season. Finished fourth of eight on seasonal debut at Dundalk on the AW earlier this month and plenty more needed on return to turf significantly up in trip.
Colt by Fast Company out of a Hernando mare. Half-brother to Steaming. Ran well in defeat on debut on sole start for the Adrian Keatley yard. Led before headed two out earlier this month at Gowran Park over 7f. Needs more.
Lope De Vega colt, cost 90,000 gns as a foal and 70,000 gns as a yearling. Well down the field in a couple of career starts last season and really looks up against it on seasonal bow.
Colt by Exceed And Excel out of a Polar Falcon mare. Closely related to 1m - 1m4f winner Fascinating Rock, half-brother to winners Newcross and Quick Jack, a winner between 1m4f and 2m. Negative draw so could be one for future engagements.
Dark Angel gelding, half-brother to two winners and dam related to two winning sprinters. Sixth of 20 beaten 8¼L in a fast run race behind Flash Gordon. Entitled to improve for the run.
30,000 guineas yearling by Dark Angel out of a Green Desert mare. Closely related to Ebony N Ivory. Yards debutantes generally need the first run despite the assistance of leading jockey for this contest.
Zoffany colt out of a Sadlers' Wells mare. Related to a winner over 1m. Dam won over 1m2f. Makes little appeal on what he has shown for connections so far. Liable to find a couple stronger.
By Coach House out of an Acclamation mare. Well held on two career starts for Denis Hogan and first time hood unlikely to bring about the required amount of improvement needed to play a role here on stable debut.
Colt by Tamayuz out of a Ashkalani mare. Cost 45,000 gns as a two-year-old. Half-brother to 7f winner Moscow Treat. In rear and no impression on debut in a Naas maiden when last seen in November. Easy to look elsewhere.
€18,000 as a yearling; out of a Listed race winner in France. Well beaten on only racecourse start to date and unlikely to be playing a part in the finish.
€30,000 as a foal rising to €36,000 as a yearling. By Slade Power out of a Desert Style mare. Half-sister to 7f winner Ubla and 6f victor Krakka. Best watched on debut.
Cost 37,000 guineas as a yearling. By Lope De Vega out of a Marju mare. Dam was a French 1mf - 1m3½f winner, half-sister to Group 1 winner Vazirabad. Looks a long term prospect with hood already applied.
Filly by Gale Force Ten out of a Singspiel mare. Half-sister to French Listed placed, Gaazaal. Dam won over 1m. Appears to look a tall order for debut run.
Non-Runners
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Globe Theatre27
Weight: 9-5| Age: 3
T: A P O'Brien J: D O'Brien
NR
Forecasts
Defining Battle (13/8), Dark Endeavour (3/1), Globe Theatre (9/2), Limit Long (6/1), Marwari (10/1), Opening Verse (12/1), Dee Sprinter (25/1), Clemencia (25/1), Viva Espana (25/1), Super Treat (33/1), Segenhoe (33/1), Oh Rosie (33/1), Fugacious (33/1), Son Of Coach House (33/1), From Glen To Glen (33/1), Severus Alexander (33/1), Mk Drama (50/1), Wakita (50/1)
With a few looking to gain experience here the Aidan O'Brien-trained GLOBE THEATRE can get off the mark for influential connections at the fourth time of asking building on a promising fifth of 15 behind the talented Wargrave on seasonal debut at Naas last month. The Gordon Elliott-trained Dark Endeavour put in a couple of decent efforts towards the end of last season and can announce himself as the biggest danger. Defining Battle and Marwari can compete for the places while Dee Sprinter can improve on promising debut run earlier this month.
- Globe Theatre
- Dark Endeavour
- Dee Sprinter
Prize Money
1st: €7,700.002nd: €2,388.003rd: €1,138.004th: €513.005th: €200.00
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