Uncle Mo colt who cost $650,000 as a yearling and represents powerful connections. Related to two smart performers in Australia. Has strong credentials and commands respect.
Dawn Approach colt who is from a family that Jim Bolger knows very well. Trainer also runs Allagar, so the betting should be highly informative. Interesting.
April foal, from the first crop of 2015 Coventry winner Buratino. Half-brother to six winners. Sold for €15,000 as a foal then €4,000 as a yearling. Market can guide.
From the first crop of 2016 Norfolk winner Prince Of Lir. Cost €9,000 as a yearling. Born earlier than the others, being a February foal. Potentially forward.
Sir Prancealot filly who is related to several winners (including at two-years-old) for these connections. The only runner fitted with headgear (hood), which somewhat tempers enthusiasm.
April foal, from the first crop of smart 6f-7f performer Markaz. Cost €1,000 as a yearling. Trainer had 20-1 winner of this race in 2018.
Non-Runners
5
(1)
Allagar
Weight: 9-2| Age: 2
T: J S Bolger J: Rory Cleary
NR
Forecasts
Poetic Flare (2/1), Lipizzaner (2/1), The Blue Panther (6/1), Boasting (13/2), Allagar (8/1), Forever My Girl (10/1), Marketta (12/1), Jazz Dreamers (40/1)
The betting should be a good guide to the expectations of these early two-year-olds but Ballydoyle colt LIPIZZANER looks a particularly obvious type and is first choice. Jim Bolger's two runners, Poetic Flare and Allagar, are interesting contenders who could prove the biggest threats to the selection.