A Flat winner over 1m2f at Haydock in April 2025, she also won over 1m3½f on soft ground at Yarmouth in October 2024, showing ability across different conditions. Her September efforts were less persuasive, finishing fifth at Galway before coming eighth over 1m6f on yielding ground at Listowel. Today's two miles asks her to stretch another two furlongs beyond that latest Flat trip while showing her effectiveness over hurdles. Gavin Cromwell's five winners from 36 runners in the past fortnight provide encouragement from the stable.

Well beaten when tenth in a 3m hurdle at Wexford on 28 August, she finished fifty-three and a quarter lengths behind the winner on good ground. This two-mile maiden represents a substantial drop in trip, with yielding ground replacing good, and she needs a marked improvement after 65 days off. Her sire Westerner has produced hurdle winners on yielding ground, offering a measure of pedigree encouragement for the conditions she encounters at Cork.

Finished seventh over hurdles at Limerick on 18 October, beaten 39 and three quarter lengths over 2m½f on good to yielding ground. That followed another distant seventh at Killarney on 4 October, so her recent hurdle efforts leave her with plenty to find in this maiden. Her Flat form includes wins over 1m1½f at Wolverhampton in October and November 2024, both on standard going. She also finished third over 1m4f at Lingfield in April 2025, showing ability beyond those winning trips.

Her second over hurdles at Fairyhouse in January offers encouragement for today's yielding ground, although she was beaten 12 lengths over that longer 2m2f trip. She had previously finished fourth over two miles at Naas in December, also beaten 12 lengths, on soft to heavy ground. Her latest outing was much less encouraging, finishing 26th on the Flat at the Curragh in September, beaten 71 and a half lengths on heavy ground. Siblings Zoffanien and Duyfken have both won over hurdles, adding some family encouragement for this discipline.

Her latest hurdle effort requires improvement, having finished eighth at Gowran Park on 2 October, beaten 20 and a quarter lengths over 2m½f. She had also been well beaten at Down Royal in August, so her recent jumping form leaves her with something to prove. There is ability to draw on from the Flat, including a 1m4½f Deauville win in February and a two-mile Chantilly success in November 2024. Willie Mullins and Paul Townend have combined for 61 winners from 154 runners at Cork, a clear positive from her connections.

Pulled up over 2m4f on yielding ground at Clonmel on 14 April, she needs to show considerably more on this return to hurdles. The drop to two miles gives her a shorter test after 201 days off, although the yielding ground is the same as at Clonmel. Her sibling Mad Brian won twice over hurdles as well as over fences, providing some encouragement that there is jumping ability in the family.

Pulled up over hurdles at Killarney on 11 May, when tackling 2m6½f on good to yielding ground, she returns from a 174-day break with something to prove. Today's two miles on yielding ground represents a drop of six and a half furlongs, a substantial change from the test she faced at Killarney. Her sibling I C U In My Dreams has won over hurdles, offering some encouragement from the family for this assignment.

Her sibling Irish Roe won five times over hurdles, offering encouragement for this daughter of Capri as she tackles a two-mile maiden. Betty's Banjo and Trasna Na Pairce have also won over hurdles, adding further substance to the jumping side of her pedigree. John Shinnick has ridden seven winners at Cork and has also been successful during the past fortnight, bringing useful course experience.

A six-year-old daughter of Lauro out of Adare Lady, she represents Donncha Duggan in this two-mile maiden hurdle on yielding ground. Lauro has sired a hurdle winner on yielding ground, which offers a little encouragement for the conditions she faces here. Niall Moore has experience of Cork, although he has yet to ride a winner from 35 mounts at the course.

Her fourth in a Class 1 hurdle at Limerick on 17 October was a creditable effort, beaten seven and a half lengths over 2m7½f. She had also finished third over 2m6½f at Ballinrobe in August, giving her another positive effort over a staying trip. An intervening fall at Roscommon on 28 September is a blemish in that recent sequence. Today's two miles represents a drop of seven and a half furlongs from Limerick, asking her to reproduce that staying form over a much shorter distance.

A sibling of dual hurdle winner Any Road, this daughter of Walk In The Park has some encouragement in her pedigree for today's discipline. Her sire's offspring have also won hurdles on yielding ground, offering some encouragement for the conditions in this two-mile maiden. Aidan Kelly has ridden a winner during the past fortnight and has also been successful at Cork, bringing useful experience of the course.

Third over two miles at Listowel on 24 September, beaten 11 and a quarter lengths on good ground, she has a hurdle placing to build on. Her bumper form suggests ability to do better, particularly her Class 1 second at Aintree in April, beaten a length and a quarter over 2m1f. She also won a two-mile Thurles bumper in December 2025 on yielding to soft ground. Gavin Cromwell and Keith Donoghue have combined for four winners from 11 runners in the past fortnight, adding encouragement from the partnership.

No positives or concerns have been published for this runner.

Beaten 45 lengths when eighth over two miles and a furlong at Limerick on 17 October, she needs a sizeable step forward in this maiden. She finished 28 lengths ahead of Not A Whisper that day, giving her the stronger result from their Limerick meeting. The return to two miles trims a furlong from that assignment without changing the yielding ground. Sean Flanagan's 37 Cork winners bring plenty of course experience to the saddle.

Her siblings One For Arthur, No Getaway and Fox's Fancy have all won over hurdles, giving her an encouraging family background for this maiden. Walk In The Park has also sired hurdle winners on yielding ground, adding some encouragement for today's conditions. Her trainer E Bolger has saddled seven winners at Cork, providing some course experience, with Rian Lane taking the ride.

Her fourth in a Cork bumper in July, beaten seven lengths, offers a little encouragement on her return to this course. She has since finished well behind in a Navan bumper and was beaten 73 lengths when eleventh over hurdles at Limerick on 17 October. That Limerick defeat came on yielding ground over 2m1f, so today's furlong drop in trip leaves her facing similar conditions with a substantial gap to bridge. Hurdle winners Barden Bella and Track And Trace are among her siblings, giving some qualified encouragement for her ability in this discipline.

Phillip Enright's extensive Cork experience is a positive for this five-year-old mare, with 54 winners at the course to his name. She is by Order Of St George out of Prescilla, and her sire has produced hurdle winners on yielding ground. That offers a measure of pedigree encouragement for the conditions she faces in this two-mile maiden, in which she represents G Mangan.

This daughter of Soldier Of Fortune is trained by Mrs Y Dunleavy and tackles a two-mile maiden hurdle on yielding ground. Her sire has produced hurdle winners on that going, offering some encouragement for her ability to cope with the conditions here. Josh Williamson, successful during the past fortnight, has ridden four winners at Cork and his familiarity with the course is a positive.

Her two-mile bumper win at Fairyhouse on 10 October gives her a positive platform for this hurdle assignment, although that success came on good ground. She also ran creditably here over two miles on yielding ground in March, finishing fourth in a bumper, beaten five and three quarters of a length. Those efforts suggest she has the ability to make an impression in this maiden if she can reproduce her bumper form over hurdles. Danny Mullins arrives with three winners from 18 rides during the past fortnight, providing encouragement from the saddle.

Her narrow second on the Flat over two miles here on yielding ground on 6 April offers encouragement for today's course and conditions. She was well below that level in a Punchestown bumper on 29 April, finishing ninth, beaten 43 and a quarter lengths. She returns to action over hurdles after 186 days away. Gordon Elliott and Jack Kennedy have combined for five winners from 16 runners in the past fortnight, a positive for her prospects.

Runner-up in bumpers at Down Royal and Wexford in May, she went closest at Wexford, where she was beaten half a length over 2m4f. That promise has been followed by two heavy October defeats, including eighth in a Gowran Park bumper, 44 lengths behind the winner. She then finished fifth over hurdles at Clonmel on 22 October, beaten 42 lengths over 2m4f on good to yielding ground. Today's drop to two miles changes the test, but she needs to rediscover the ability suggested by those spring placings.

Her siblings Churchstonewarrior and Western Walk have both won over hurdles, giving this Affinisea mare some encouragement from her family for today's two-mile maiden. Other offspring of her sire have won hurdles on yielding ground, offering a further positive for the conditions she encounters here. Alan O'Sullivan brings useful Cork experience, with six winners from 57 rides at the course.