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12:50 Galway

Saturday 31 July 2021

All12:5013:2514:0014:3515:1315:4816:2016:50

Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden

Off time: 12:50 | Winning time: 1m 46.46s

1^st

(7)

Buckaroo

29-7

1/1f

T: J P O'BrienJ: D P McDonogh

Tracked leaders, raced in 2nd after 1f, travelling well 2f out, pushed along to challenge 1 1/2f out, led narrowly 1f out, ridden and edged right final 100 yards, kept on well op 7/4 tchd 10/11

2^nd

(3)

Stone Age

29-7

11/8

T: A P O'BrienJ: J A Heffernan

Led, 2 lengths clear halfway, pushed along 2f out, soon ridden and strongly pressed, narrowly headed 1f out, kept on same pace under pressure, held op 7/4

3^rd

(1)

Golden Beach

29-7

6/1

T: D K WeldJ: C T Keane

Upset in stalls, chased leaders on inner, 3rd halfway, pushed along under 2f out, soon ridden and no impression, kept on one pace op 9/4

4^th

3 ½

(5)

Capoeira

29-7

20/1

T: J P MurtaghJ: B M Coen

Dwelt, soon chased leaders, 4th halfway, pushed along 3f out, ridden and no impression 2f out, kept on one pace op 14/1

5^th

6 ½

(6)

Cryptos Dream

29-2

150/1

T: E SheehyJ: M P Sheehy (5)

Waited with towards rear, 6th halfway, pushed along in 5th 2f out, soon ridden and no impression op 100/1

6^th

8 ½

(4)

Great Moon

29-7

150/1

T: L ComerJ: J M Sheridan (5)

Slowly into stride, always towards rear, 7th halfway, ridden and no impression in moderate 6th over 1f out, no extra op 100/1

7^th

(2)

Cloughaneely Stone

29-7

200/1

T: E SheehyJ: James J Doyle

Dwelt, soon mid-division, 5th halfway, ridden and no extra over 2f out op 150/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€1.90Pl:€1.10, €1.10EX:€3.00Trifecta:€5.30SF:€2.56

Forecasts

Buckaroo (1/1), Stone Age (11/8), Golden Beach (6/1), Capoeira (20/1), Cryptos Dream (150/1), Great Moon (150/1), Cloughaneely Stone (200/1)

STONE AGE made a taking first start when staying on into third in a Leopardstown maiden last week and is fancied to build on that now and open his account. Newcomer Golden Beach catches the eye on paper so could be the one to chase home Aidan O'Brien's colt, especially if the market speaks in his favour. Buckaroo can also have a say if, as expected, building on his Killarney debut third.