17:15 Naas
Monday 29 April 2019
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Celebrating Sean Mairtin's 100th Birthday Maiden
- 3YO plus | 6f | Good to Yielding (Yielding in places) | 23 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 17:16 | Winning time: 1m 13.58s
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Horse A-Z
Show odds
Seven-race maiden produced a career best over C&D last month finishing third of 20 beaten 1¾L behind Western Dawn. Leading jumps pilot rides again.
Gelding by Street Cry out of a Pivotal mare. Dam Group 3 and Listed winner for trainer Mick Channon. Significant improvement needed from a couple of desolate career starts to date.
Filly by Elzaam out of a Spectrum mare. Possibly best watched on debut as yard's youngsters usually need their first run.
Mastercraftsman filly, cost 6,000 gns as a yearling. Half-sister to a winning sprinter and dam was a Listed winner over 5f. No impression on debut at Naas over 6f on good to yielding ground recently.
Dream Ahead filly, cost €9,000 as a yearling. Dam won over this trip and was a half-sister to a 5f Group 3 winner. Kept on one pace in the final furlong on debut at Naas earlier this month eventually finishing seventh of 20 beaten 8½L.
Gelding by Casamento out of a Motivator mare. €20,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to Italian Group placed two-year-old 1m2f winner Old Fox. Best watched on debut.
Charm Spirit colt out of a Jeremy gelding. Last seen on debut finishing ninth of 12 beaten 21L on the AW at Dundalk in October. Liable to find a couple stronger on return to the track.
Big prices and beaten a long way on both starts so far on the AW at Dundalk. One for handicaps further down the line.
Colt by Treasure Beach out of a Tiger Ridge mare. Cost $30,000 as a yearling before costing $35,000 as a two-year-old. Running with plenty of encouragement on the AW at Dundalk and when running well in defeat at Leopardstown earlier this month.
A €20,000 Equiano colt. Half-brother to 6f/7f winner My Own Way Home and two-year-old 6f winner Lourdes Lad. Showed little on a couple of starts but put up a huge run at 66/1 to finish second of 22 at Navan last month. Shortlisted.
Filly by Roderic O'Connor out of a One Cool Cat mare. Yard are three from 48 with juveniles on turf and possibly best watched on debut.
Filly by Coach House out of a Acclamation mare. Half-sister to 5f two-year-old winner Kuramathi. Weakened inside final furlong on debut over 6f at Naas last month and much more needed here.
Filly by Camelot out of a Selkirk mare. Well held on all starts to date, including a heavy 33L defeat at Clonmel earlier in the month. Plenty to prove at present.
£52,000 daughter of Society Rock out of a well-related unraced mare with plenty of speed in the pedigree. Weakened from half-way on debut in a Naas 6f maiden when last seen in June. Market check on return.
Kodiac filly, cost €60,000 as a yearling. Closely related to German 6.5f/7.7f winner Majestic Colt. Hampered leaving stalls on debut, eventually finishing 10th of 20 at Naas over 6f earlier this month. No surprise to witness some improvement here.
Filly by Kitten Joy out of a Harlan's Holiday mare. One of two debutantes in the race for a yard who usually need a couple of runs in their youngsters.
Filly by Showcasing out of a Barathea gelding. Cost £75,000 as a yearling. Half-sister to 6f winner Zain Hana. No impression over 1f on debut in a Naas 6f maiden last month. More needed.
Filly by Kyllachy out of a Dutch Art mare. Cost €25,000 as a yearling. Dam unraced sister to 5f winner Eternitys Gate. Market likely to reveal expectations on debut.
Daughter of Dark Angel. Dam won over 7f on debut. Half-sister to 1m4f/1m6f Listed winner Sirrin. Running well in defeat in a couple of starts this season, but still has plenty to prove in this contest.
By Camacho out of a Barathea mare. Cost €10,000 as a two-year-old. Half-sister to winners Dark Devil and Aborist, both successful at two. Needs to improve on a couple of maiden starts to date and others look more convincing.
Filly by Gale Force Ten out of a Singspiel mare. Half-sister to French Listed placed, Gaazaal. Dam won over 1m. No extra between two and three out on debut in Cork 7f maiden earlier this month. Plenty more needed in this group.
Zoffany filly, cost 35,000 gns as a foal and €180,000 as a yearling. Half-sister to a juvenile Group 3 winner over 5f. Possibly needed the run on return to action at Leopardstown and is worth another chance.
Zoffany filly, cost €14,000 as a foal. Half-sister to six winners over longer trips than this though. Dam a 7f winner and half-sister to a trio of Listed winners. Plenty to like about her debut run at Naas earlier this month.
Rule 4
Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 20p in the pound
Non-Runners
20
(6)
Time Tunnel
Weight: 9-0| Age: 3
T: D K Weld J: Chris Hayes
WD
Forecasts
Sonaiyla (5/2), Time Tunnel (4/1), Zodiacus (7/1), Castletownshend (8/1), That's Mad (9/1), Stellar Dreams (10/1), Woody Creek (11/1), Philipine Cobra (16/1), Rehoboth Beach (16/1), Aye Aye Capt'n (25/1), Anthonysoprano (33/1), Marge Gunderson (40/1), Hiella (50/1), Undeniable Fact (50/1), Kodiqueen (50/1), Sensual Scent (50/1), Muirisc (50/1), Wakita (66/1), Bionic Tonic (66/1), Arctic Blaze (66/1), Cactus Tree (100/1), Out On Friday (100/1), Moneebb (100/1), De Main Lady (100/1)
The Dark Angel filly SONAIYLA in the colours of the Aga Khan can get off the mark at the fourth time of asking for inform trainer/jockey combination of Mick Halford and Ronan Whelan. Navan, second of 22 at 66/1, That's Mad could emerge as the biggest danger here, while Zodiacus, fifth of 20 in a competitive contest at here earlier in the month and Woody Creek appear capable of hitting the frame.
- Sonaiyla
- That's Mad
- Zodiacus
Prize Money
1st: €7,700.002nd: €2,388.003rd: €1,138.004th: €513.005th: €200.00
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