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19:55 Leopardstown

Thursday 7 June 2018

All17:4518:1518:5019:2519:5520:3021:00

King George V Cup (Listed)

Off time: 19:55 | Winning time: 2m 34.45s

1^st

(2)

Giuseppe Garibaldi

39-3

7/4j

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

Tracked leaders, closed up travelling smoothly behind horses before straight, soon switched right and pushed along, led 1f out and soon wandered slightly, stayed on well inside final furlong op 2/1 tchd 13/8

2^nd

2 ½

(5)

Cimeara

38-12

16/1

T: J S BolgerJ: K J Manning

Ushed along briefly early, soon in rear, pushed along again approaching straight where raced on outer, headway to challenge over 1f out, kept on without matching winner inside final furlong op 14/1

3^rd

2 ¾

(1)

Lucius Tiberius

39-3

9/2

T: A P O'BrienJ: J A Heffernan

Led, headed inside first 4f, on terms under 5f out, led over 2f out, headed again 1f out, soon no extra, one pace op 5/1 tchd 11/2

4^th

4 ½

(3)

Burgundy Boy

39-3

6/1

T: D K WeldJ: D P McDonogh

Tracked leaders, pushed along approaching straight, lost position and no impression under 2f out, kept on same pace op 13/2

5^th

2 ¾

(6)

Carlo Biraghi

39-3

7/4j

T: J A StackJ: C D Hayes

Took keen hold, soon tracked leaders, led inside first 4f, joined under 5f out, headed over 2f out, no extra approaching final furlong op 13/8 tchd 15/8

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Non-Runners

(4)

Dynabee²⁰

Weight: 8-12| Age: 3

T: J P O'Brien J: W M Lordan

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€2.20Pl:€1.30, €3.50EX:€18.10Trifecta:€49.50SF:€27.69

Forecasts

Giuseppe Garibaldi (7/4), Carlo Biraghi (7/4), Lucius Tiberius (9/2), Burgundy Boy (6/1), Dynabee (8/1), Cimeara (16/1)

The quick return of Navan winner GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI is a strong indication of the well-being of the son of Galileo and can add to his success here. The Fozzy Stack-trained Carlo Biraghi caught the eye when winning a maiden at the Curragh last month going clear of the nine-runner field in the closing stages in good style and the other O'Brien candidate Lucius Tiberius winner at the Curragh last month can dispute for the runner-up position.