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17:45 Naas

Saturday 4 July 2020

All14:0014:3015:0515:3516:0516:4017:1517:45

Coolmore Sioux Nation Lacken Stakes (Group 3)

Off time: 17:46 | Winning time: 1m 13.1s

1^st

(8)

Art Power

39-5

4/6f

T: T D EasterbyJ: C T Keane

Prominent near side, pushed along under 2f out, led inside final furlong, stayed on well op 1/2

2^nd

2 ½

(2)

Millisle

39-5

9/4

T: Mrs J HarringtonJ: S Foley

Soon led and raced far side, pushed along 2f out, headed inside final furlong and kept on without matching winner op 3/1

3^rd

4 ½

(1)

Zarzyni

39-5

40/1

T: M HalfordJ: R P Whelan

Raced far side behind leader, pushed along over 2f out, one pace final furlong tchd 33/1

4^th

1 ¾

(7)

Real Force

39-5

66/1

T: G O'LearyJ: C D Hayes

Waited with behind leaders near side, pushed along after halfway, one pace final furlong tchd 50/1 and 80/1

5^th

(3)

Royal Lytham

39-8

6/1

T: A P O'BrienJ: W M Lordan

Raced far side behind leader, pushed along after halfway, one pace final furlong op 13/2 tchd 11/2 and tchd 7/1

6^th

3 ¼

(4)

Lil Grey

39-2

66/1

T: S LaveryJ: R C Colgan

Waited with behind leaders near side, pushed along over 2f out, one pace final furlong op 100/1 tchd 50/1

7^th

4 ¾

(5)

Summer Sands

39-5

12/1

T: J P O'BrienJ: S M Crosse

A little keen, prominent near side, pushed along over 2f out, weakened final furlong tchd 11/1

8^th

4 ¾

(6)

Koolasice

39-5

12/1

T: J P MurtaghJ: G P Halpin

Keen early, prominent and led in near side group, pushed along over 2f out, soon dropped to 3rd and weakened final furlong op 25/1 tchd 10/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€1.60Pl:€1.02, €1.10, €5.30EX:€3.10Trifecta:€31.50SF:€2.80

Forecasts

Art Power (4/6), Millisle (9/4), Royal Lytham (6/1), Summer Sands (12/1), Koolasice (12/1), Zarzyni (40/1), Real Force (66/1), Lil Grey (66/1)

Another top renewal of this contest which was won by crack sprinter Caravaggio in 2017. Another sort could be unearthed this time around in ART POWER, who duly enhanced his already lofty reputation with a scintillating victory at Royal Ascot. It is likely this will be a stepping stone towards greater things later on in the season. Millisle has had her reputation dented this season so far but her encouraging run in the Commonwealth Cup was a step in the right direction, while Royal Lytham and Summer Sands look to be closely matched on their juvenile form but the latter still remains highly regarded by his connections and might bounce back sooner rather than later.