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17:05 Naas

Sunday 30 September 2018

All13:5014:2014:5515:2516:0016:3517:0517:35

Beresford Stakes (Group 2)

Off time: 17:14 | Winning time: 1m 38.68s

1^st

(3)

Japan

29-3

11/2

T: A P O'BrienJ: J A Heffernan

Tracked leaders, 3rd halfway, switched right under 2f out and ridden over 1f out, kept on well inside final furlong to lead close home op 6/1 tchd 13/2

2^nd

(6)

Mount Everest

29-3

11/8f

T: A P O'BrienJ: R L Moore

Prominent, 2nd halfway, led 2f out and soon pushed along, ridden and kept on inside final furlong, headed close home op 5/4 tchd 11/10

3^rd

(4)

Power Of Now

29-3

7/1

T: M O'CallaghanJ: L F Roche

Mid-division, 5th halfway, short of room 2f out, ridden and kept on inside final furlong to go 3rd closing stages

4^th

(2)

Sovereign

29-3

3/1

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

Soon led, ridden and headed 2f out, no impression in 3rd 150 yards out, no extra op 10/3 tchd 7/2

5^th

(1)

Mackqeez

29-3

50/1

T: A KeatleyJ: W J Lee

In rear, pushed along and some headway 2f out, ridden in 5th over 1f out, no impression inside final furlong, kept on one pace op 66/1

6^th

(5)

Pythion

29-3

8/1

T: G M LyonsJ: C T Keane

Always towards rear, pushed along entering straight, ridden and no impression on outer under 2f out, kept on one pace inside final furlong op 9/1

7^th

2 ¼

(7)

Guaranteed

29-3

14/1

T: J S BolgerJ: K J Manning

Prominent on outer, ran freely, 4th halfway, ridden and lost place under 2f out, no extra in rear final furlong

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€6.70Pl:€2.50, €1.30EX:€16.00Trifecta:€66.80SF:€13.63

Forecasts

Mount Everest (11/8), Sovereign (3/1), Japan (11/2), Power Of Now (7/1), Pythion (8/1), Guaranteed (14/1), Mackqeez (50/1)

Aidan O'Brien saddle three as he seeks a ninth winner of a contest that he has landed with Capri and Saxon Warrior in the last two years. Ryan Moore opts for MOUNT EVEREST who landed the same Curragh maiden the 2000 Guineas winner took en-route this and that hint seems worth taking. Port Douglas was the apparent third string when taking this in 2015 so Japan cannot be dismissed out of hand, but the other Galileo colt, Sovereign,produced a breathtaking performance at Galway and looks a big threat. Power Of Now beat a strong rival last time and would be a lot shorter if trained at Balydoyle.