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Matched:GBP 42
18 selections 1736.4%3.4%

4

(10)

Mans Best Friend

W. M. Lordan

3

(4)

Ile De France

Jack Cleary

16

(17)

New Bond Street

William James Lee

1

(14)

Anglesea Bridge

C. T. Keane

7

(3)

My Lucky Journey

Declan McDonogh

10

(8)

Prince Of Peppard

Ben Martin Coen

5

(15)

Muscogee Nation

D. B. McMonagle

9

(16)

Palo

Diego Lima

8

(11)

Nation Blaze

Andrew Joseph Slattery

18

(6)

Voyage Of Survival

J. M. Sheridan

2

(7)

Closed Loop

L. T. McAteer

14

(12)

Exchange Student

G. M. Ryan

13

(13)

Bettercalltheboss

R. P. Cleary

12

(1)

Zoar

C. D. Hayes

17

(9)

Sapphire Petal

J. J. G. Ryan

6

(5)

Mutamarid Lsk

Shane Foley

15

(18)

Littlepacer

J. A. Powell

11

(2)

Run Johnny Run

R. Whearty

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Timeform 1-2-3

  1. New Bond Street

  2. Man's Best Friend (IRE)

  3. Muscogee Nation (CAN)

Timeform View

NEW BOND STREET shaped with definite promise amid clear inexperience and was noted finishing with running left when fifth in a Cork maiden 38 days ago and, with above average improvement anticipated, Paddy Twomey's filly could prove a different proposition this time. Man's Best friend also offered something to work on himself at the Curragh and is next best, with newcomers Muscogee Nation and Ile de France another pair to note.

Timeform Comments

Anglesea Bridge (IRE)
Soldier's Call colt who appeals on paper but looked badly in need of the experience when fifth of 8 in a Fairyhouse minor event (6f) 3 weeks ago. Not knocked about then and he's entitled to do better.
Closed Loop (IRE)
Foaled April 1. 30,000 gns 2-y-o (private sale), Ardad colt. Closely related to useful 2-y-o 1m winner Iriseach and half-brother to useful 1m winner Far From Dandy.
Ile De France (USA)
Foaled January 4. Gun Runner colt. Dam winner up to 6.5f (2-y-o 5f/6f winner), awarded Commonwealth Cup. Top yard's record this season with two-year-old debutants is 6 from 39 at the time of writing and market confidence behind him would look significant.
Man's Best Friend (IRE)
No Nay Never colt who was easy to back but showed plenty to work on when fourth of 12 in a Curragh maiden (6f) 4 weeks ago, keeping on without being unduly punished. In top hands and he's the type to improve.
Muscogee Nation (CAN)
Foaled March 13. $125,000 yearling, €200,000 2-y-o, Golden Pal colt. Half-brother to useful Canadian winner around 7f A Little Frisky. Dam Canadian 2-y-o 6f winner. Stable 2-7 with their 2-y-o debutants so far this season and this Group 2 entrant needs considering.
Mutamarid Lsk (IRE)
Ten Sovereigns colt who finished seventh of 9 in barrier trial at Naas in May and offered little at long odds in a Fairyhouse maiden (6f) 2 weeks ago. Blinkers quickly reached for.
My Lucky Journey (IRE)
Foaled March 5. €82,000 foal, €125,000 yearling, Starspangledbanner colt. Brother to useful 1m-10.2f winner Antipodes and half-brother to 3 winners, including winner up to 8.6f Lexington Belle. Dam ran twice. Yard 1-5 with their 2-y-o debutants this season.
Nation Blaze (IRE)
Sioux Nation colt who struggled to show anything starting out in testing conditions when ninth of 10 in maiden at Cork (5f, heavy) in May. This promises to reveal more.
Palo (IRE)
Foaled April 11. Territories colt. Half-brother to UAE 1m winner Samhan. Dam unraced.
Prince Of Peppard (IRE)
Related to winner but proved friendless in the betting and offered only a modicum of promise when ninth of 12 in a Curragh maiden (6f) on debut 4 weeks ago. This ought to reveal more but handicaps could be his thing further down the line.
Run Johnny Run (IRE)
Coulsty gelding who was never involved when fifteenth of 17 in a Navan maiden (6f) 11 days ago.
Zoar (USA)
Foaled April 17. $60,000 foal, £45,000 2-y-o, No Nay Never colt. Half-brother to winner abroad by Frankel. Dam, French 5.5f winner (including at 2 yrs), closely related to very smart winner up to 7f Polydream.
Bettercalltheboss (IRE)
Nando Parrado filly. Sister to winner up to 1m Gelinotte and half-sister to winner up to 7f Damnatio Memoriae, both abroad. Very green when last of 8 on Naas debut 4 weeks ago.
Exchange Student (IRE)
Looked badly in need of the experience when down the field in a Listowel maiden on debut and whilst sharper at the Curragh since, she hindered her chance by failing to settle. Best watched.
Littlepacer (IRE)
Looked one for the longer term when down the field in pair of 7f maidens last month.
New Bond Street
200,000 gns breeze-up buy who is clearly held in high regard (sent off at short odds/holds Group 2 entry) and she very much caught the eye amid inexperience when fifth on debut in a Cork maiden (6f) 6 weeks ago, finishing with running left. Could prove a different proposition with that behind her.
Sapphire Petal (IRE)
Blue Point filly who looks to be being brought along gradually, dropping away when sixth of 9 in maiden at Fairyhouse (6f) 2 weeks ago. Low-grade nurseries promise to be more suitable after this.
Voyage Of Survival (IRE)
Foaled March 20. Dandy Man filly. Dam, 2-y-o 7f winner, half-sister to useful 7f/1m winner Godhead out of useful 2-y-o 6f winner (stayed 1m) Hello Glory.

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