Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden (Plus 10)

Born To Sea gelding out of a 7f winner on the AW; related to the decent 1m2f winner Sallen and hurdle winner Juno The Muffinman. Likely a longer trip will be his optimum distance.

Twice raced son of Kingman who cost 100,000 gns as a yearling; was a disappointing favourite last time but feasible the drop in trip will suit; but needs to show more resilience under pressure.

Finished last on debut here earlier in the month and a big leap of faith would be required to support him on that evidence.

A Slade Power colt out of a Statue Of Liberty mare, he's a half-brother to Louis Leroy, a winner over 6f, and Peddlars Pass, who was effective over 7f; worth a betting check but highly likely to be one of those to just benefit from the experience.

Very promising run to finish third (Alligator Alley was fourth) on debut at The Curragh and also kept on well until hampered inside the final furlong at Ayr last month; more to come and has to be of interest dropped to the minimum trip.

£80,000 yearling, her dam won over a mile in the USA and is a half-sister to the dam of Group 2 winner Dutch Connection. From a highly respected yard and certainly merits a betting check given the stable's current good run of form.

Last of four on debut at Dundalk and showed her immaturity when asked for effort. Needs more time on that evidence.

A sister to 6f-7f winner My Silver Nails; out of a 1m winner whose dam won a bumper for Gerard Keane in her time on the track; stable's form is a slight concern and is another likely to benefit from the outing.