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13:40 Curragh

Sunday 20 August 2017

All13:4014:1014:4515:2015:5516:3017:0017:30

Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Maiden (Plus 10)

Off time: 13:40 | Winning time: 1m 30.99s

1^st

(4)

Gobi Desert

29-5

3/1f

T: G M LyonsJ: C T Keane

Chased leaders, pushed along in 3rd 2f out, ridden to dispute lead 1f out, headway to lead inside final furlong, stayed on op 9/2

2^nd

(1)

Threeandfourpence

29-5

5/1

T: A P O'BrienJ: R L Moore

Dwelt, soon chased leaders on inner, pushed along no impression 2nd under 2f outm ridden in 3rd 1f out, kept on inside final furlong op 7/2

3^rd

(2)

London Icon

29-5

14/1

T: A KeatleyJ: G F Carroll

Led, joined after 2f, regained lead 2 1/2f out, ridden and strongly pressed under 2f out, joined 1f out, no extra in 3rd final furlong op 12/1

4^th

1 ½

(3)

Hunting Horn

29-5

7/1

T: A P O'BrienJ: D O'Brien

Chased leader on outer, pushed along in 4th under 2f out, kept on same pace under hands and heels final furlong op 13/2 tchd 6/1

5^th

(7)

Waikuku

29-5

14/1

T: J M OxxJ: D P McDonogh

Rear of mid-division, closer in 7th and pushed along 2f out, soon ridden and kept on without threatening tchd 12/1

6^th

(6)

Spanish Point

29-5

12/1

T: A P O'BrienJ: W M Lordan

Chased leaders on inner, pushed along in 6th 2f out, soon no impression

7^th

1 ¼

(10)

Hazapour

29-5

7/1

T: D K WeldJ: P J Smullen

Chased leader on outer, pushed along in 5th 2f out, kept on one pace under hands and heels final furlong op 6/1

8^th

(8)

Platinum Warrior

29-5

16/1

T: M HalfordJ: S Foley

Mid-division, pushed along in 8th 2f out, soon no impression

9^th

(16)

Coeur D'Amour

29-0

16/1

T: Madeleine TylickiJ: W J Lee

Rear of mid-division, pushed along in 9th 2f out, soon ridden and no impression op 25/1

10^th

2 ½

(15)

Zabriskie

29-5

8/1

T: A P O'BrienJ: J A Heffernan

Dwelt, always towards rear, no impression from 2f out, never a factor op 7/1

11^th

1 ¼

(5)

Baba Boom

29-5

66/1

T: J P MurtaghJ: R Coakley (3)

Dwelt, always towards rear, no impression from 2f out, never a factor op 33/1

12^th

(13)

Lethal Power

29-5

25/1

T: J P MurtaghJ: C R King

Always towards rear, no impression from 2f out, never a factor

13^th

1 ¾

(9)

Lucky Red

29-5

25/1

T: Mrs J HarringtonJ: C O'Donoghue

Dwelt, always towards rear, no impression from 2f out, never a factor

14^th

1 ¼

(14)

Amor Fati

29-5

33/1

T: J M OxxJ: N G McCullagh

Dwelt, always towards rear, no impression from 2f out, never a factor

15^th

4 ¾

(11)

War Child

29-0

66/1

T: R O'SullivanJ: R P Whelan

Rear of mid-division, weakened from 2f out, never a factor tchd 50/1

16^th

8 ½

(12)

Trixiemay

29-0

66/1

T: P ByrneJ: C D Hayes

Dwelt, mid-division, ridden and weakened 2f out

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€3.20Pl:€1.30, €1.80, €4.20EX:€17.50Trifecta:€209.70SF:€16.46

Forecasts

Gobi Desert (3/1), Threeandfourpence (5/1), Hunting Horn (7/1), Hazapour (7/1), Zabriskie (8/1), Spanish Point (12/1), London Icon (14/1), Waikuku (14/1), Platinum Warrior (16/1), Coeur D'Amour (16/1), Lethal Power (25/1), Lucky Red (25/1), Amor Fati (33/1), Baba Boom (66/1), War Child (66/1), Trixiemay (66/1)

A field of 16 newcomers line-up here and so the betting market will be as informative as anything. This would be an interesting heat if it involved only the four Ballydoyle runners, given their pedigree and the expense at which they've been acquired. There are exciting sons of Frankel in Spanish Point and Zabriskie, both of which must be respected, but it has got to be noted that Ryan Moore instead opts to partner THREEANDFOURPENCE, a son of War Front that holds a Group 1 entry in the Dewhurst. He looks the one to side with on jockey bookings but, as ever, tread carefully with the O'Brien newcomers. Of the remainder, Hazapour, closely related to Harzand, could run very well with the Weld team now in peak health while the final Ballydoyle contender Hunting Horn is no slouch on paper either and Ger Lyons' Gobi Desert is one to look out for.