1

Brussels

From Aidan O’Brien stable that have won this three times in the last five-years and with a newcomer (and subsequent Classic winner Henri Matisse) last year. Nicely bred as you would expect from this 300,000 gns yearling purchase.

2

Canon Law

Beaten an awful long way on his only start. No apparent chance.

3

Cisterna

From a stable with a decent record with two-year-olds but others in this look better bred for early two-year-old season success.

4

Cool Azul

A half-brother to horses who won over this trip at two, this 30,000 euros yearling purchase makes his career debut here.

5

Ennoble

A 62,000 euros yearling purchase, he is closely related to plenty of winners over a variety of trips.

6

Kansas

Only closed down late on after showing gate speed to finish third in a 1000m Naas maiden this month, an encouraging start to his career.

7

Killourney Reigns

A slow start on his debut – over this course and distance this month – did not help but he was making some late headway. Will need to be plenty sharper for this second career run.

8

Learntodiscover

Out of a mare who won three times, this newcomer – a 140,000 gns purchase – comes from a stable that have won this in 2022.

9

Maximum Scepticism

A nicely-bred son of Churchill – purchased for 225,000 euros – kicks his career off here. Any enthusiasm for his chances in the betting might prove a guide to his chance.

10

Sand Art

The second foal of quite a speedy racemare. Racecourse debut today.

11

Slaudeen

A 50,000 gns yearling purchase who was prominent in the betting when making his career debut over this course and distance in April. Just got tired late on there.