20:20 Naas
Monday 29 April 2019
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Family Fun Day On May 11th (C & G) Maiden
- 3YO only | 1m 2f | Good to Yielding (Yielding in places) | 16 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 20:21 | Winning time: 2m 21.45s
Cloth number
Odds
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Sea The Stars gelding, cost €28,000 as a yearling. Brother to a winner over a similar trip and half-brother to three more winners. Beaten over 24L on debut over C&D earlier this month.
By Famous Name out of a Pastoral Pursuits mare. Tailed off on debut in a Tipperary maiden in October before much of the same in a Clonmel maiden on seasonal return earlier this month. Others preferred.
3,000 gns son of Sir Prancelot was down the field on debut at Naas last November before finishing last of 17 beaten 43L earlier this month in a Leopardstown maiden over this trip. Looks a tall order on form shown.
Teofilo colt, half-brother to a winner and dam a Group 3 winner who is a half-sister to Group 1 winner Cape Cross. Plenty to like about his fourth of 16 beaten 6¾L over C&D earlier this month. Open to plenty of improvement.
Out of a half-sister to Derby winner Harzand and a couple of Group 3 winners. Promising third of 19 beaten 4½L on debut here over 1m when last seen in November. Yard going well and another bold show looks likely.
Gelded son of Mizzen Mast out of a Cape Town mare. Well beaten and never nearer in three dismal efforts to date including when sent off at odds of 125/1 on seasonal debut at Cork earlier this month.
Invincible Spirit half-brother to useful winners Devotee and Flight Officer, out of a 1m/1m1f winner. Plenty to like about his two career starts to date including finishing third of 17 beaten 2¼L in a Navan 1m maiden last month. Open to improvement.
Galileo colt, brother to a winner over 1m. Dam a Group 3 winning sprinter and half-sister to two Group 1 winners including Hydrangea. Beaten a nose on seasonal return in a Leopardstown maiden earlier this month. Holds leading claims.
Gelding by Medaglia d'Oro out of a Storm Cat mare. Cost €13,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to three winners including Autumn Blossom and US turf victor, Motatan. Market to reveal expectations on debut.
Elzaam gelding out of a Halling mare. Cost €6,500 as a foal before rising to €22,000 as a yearling. Running well in defeat in a couple of contests when last seen in September including beaten 4¼L in a Group 2 event here.
Colt by Dubawi out of a Danehill mare. Half-brother to 1m6f - 2m winner Forgotten Rules and 1m2f - 1m4f Listed victor Vintage Nouveau. Second string at Cork on debut earlier this month and appears to be a long term prospect.
Gelding by Heeraat out of a Galileo mare. Cost €57,000 as a yearling. Dam fourth over 1m from three starts, sister to useful winner Jackaroo. Market likely to be the best guide on debut.
Son of Lilbourne Lad and a half-brother to the useful Takrice. Last of 19, tailed off beaten 31L, eased inside the final furlong on desolate debut here over 1m in September.
Colt by Loup De Vega out of a Azamour mare. Half-brother to French 1m winner Shemda. Likely to be of more interest in time.
Lethal Force colt. Half-brother to multiple winners over variety of trips. Improvement on debut run at Leopardstown in October when finishing 21L adrift of Kastasa in a Clonmel maiden earlier this month. Future interest when handicapping.
Foxwedge gelding cost 7,000gns as a yearling and €50,000 as a juvenile; half-brother to three winners including Group placed Landshark. Needs to improve on a couple of dismal efforts this month, both at Cork.
Non-Runners
17
Solar Wind16
Weight: 9-5| Age: 3
T: J S Bolger J: Reserve 1
NR
Forecasts
Jack Yeats (9/10), Hazran (7/2), Inflection Point (6/1), Mackqeez (8/1), Halimi (12/1), Shamiyan (14/1), Nostra Casa (16/1), Solar Wind (25/1), Overheer (66/1), Tremwedge (66/1), Lake District (66/1), Appian Way (100/1), St Estephe (100/1), Final Endeavour (100/1), Charlie Bit Me (100/1), Indictment (100/1), Saor In Aisce (100/1)
The form of the two contests MACKQEEZ ran in last September have produced a fair share of winners and the Adrian Keatley-trained gelding can add to that total here. The son of Elzaam can out-point a couple of big dangers in the shape of the Aidan O'Brien-trained Jack Yeats, beaten a nose at Leopardstown earlier this month and Mick Halford's, Aga Khan-owned, Hazran who ran well in defeat here over 1m when last seen in November.
- Mackqeez
- Jack Yeats
- Hazran
Prize Money
1st: €7,391.002nd: €2,292.003rd: €1,092.004th: €492.005th: €192.00
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