Matchbook El Classico 100 Moneyback Special Irish EBF Maiden

Foaled April 8. €100,000 foal, 95,000 gns yearling, Kodiac colt. Half-brother to 7f winner Scarfo. Dam unraced out of useful 5f/6f winner Miss Anabaa. Yard can ready a newcomer.

£120,000 yearling, Mehmas colt. Showed plenty to work in when third in a 5f Curragh maiden on debut in March but didn't really see 6f out as well as expected there next time. Place claims again.

No Nay Never gelding. 1,700,000 gns yearling. Plenty to like about him on paper and probably would've won had he not had to sidestep a weakening rival when beaten just a nose in a 5f maiden at the Curragh (heavy) on debut. Hard to see him not going one better.

Foaled April 21. The Irish Rover gelding. Dam 5f winner. Not an obvious debut winner on paper.

Sioux Nation colt, 150,000 gns yearling. Brother to several winners, including 2-y-o 1m winner Lakota Seven. Catches the eye on paper and worth betting check on debut.

Invincible Army colt who is bred to make a speedy 2-y-o but completely blew the start and was always behind in an 8-runner maiden at the Curragh (5f, heavy) on debut 36 days ago.

Foaled March 6. No Nay Never filly. Half-sister to useful 7.4f/1m winner Nation's Call and 6f-1m winner Man of Worth. Dam winner up to 1m (2-y-o 7f winner). Yard's first 2-y-o runner of the season.