Won on consecutive days at Listowel in September, following success over a mile and a furlong with another over seven furlongs, both on yielding ground. His subsequent seventh at Leopardstown on 18 October was less compelling, although he was beaten just four lengths over a mile and half a furlong on good. The return to seven furlongs brings him back to a distance at which he has repeatedly shown winning ability, including that latest Listowel success. Soft ground is also within his compass, having won over this trip at Listowel in September 2023.

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A course-and-distance winner in June 2024, he has already shown the ability to make an impact over seven furlongs here, albeit on good ground. His August success at Roscommon came over a mile and two and a half furlongs on yielding ground, so his more recent winning form is over further. He finished fifth in Class 1 company at Leopardstown on 18 October, beaten nine and a half lengths over a mile and two furlongs on good. Chris Hayes and D K Weld have combined for 23 Curragh winners, bringing established course experience to his bid.

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Runner-up over seven furlongs on soft ground at Naas on 10 October, beaten half a length, he has recent form that fits today's conditions well. His subsequent sixth at Leopardstown came over a mile and half a furlong on good ground, so this is a return to a more convincing setting. Wins here on heavy and soft to heavy ground also underline his effectiveness at the Curragh when conditions are testing. Robyn Donaghue-Leahy has ridden four winners from six mounts in the past fortnight, adding encouragement from the saddle.

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Returned to winning form here over six furlongs on soft ground on 15 October, underlining his effectiveness at the Curragh when conditions are testing. Today's extra furlong is supported by his Galway second over seven furlongs in August, when beaten a length and three quarters on yielding ground. His eighth over this course and distance in September, beaten seven lengths on yielding, shows he has been less consistent at the longer trip. G. F. Carroll's seven winners from 35 rides in the past fortnight provide another positive for his chance.

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Won over seven furlongs on soft ground at Gowran Park in April, giving him a persuasive piece of form for this assignment. He disappointed over a mile here on good ground on 23 May, finishing ninth, beaten thirteen and a half lengths. He drops a furlong for this return after 162 days off, with the change from good to soft restoring his April winning conditions. His second over six furlongs here on heavy ground in October 2025 also offers encouragement for another appearance at the Curragh in testing conditions.

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Followed his mile win at Listowel on yielding ground in September with success over seven furlongs at Naas on 10 October, making him an appealing contender on recent form. The Naas victory came on soft ground, so today's trip and going present a familiar test. He finished half a length ahead of Key Witness there, adding a narrow success to his Listowel win. Seamie Heffernan's 124 course winners bring considerable local experience to his chance.

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Won over six furlongs here on heavy ground on 27 September, giving him a recent course success to build on. He goes up a furlong today, but his narrow second over seven furlongs at Leopardstown in May gives plenty of encouragement for the extra distance. His June fourth over a mile here, beaten two and a quarter lengths on good ground, also suggests this trip is well within his compass. Soft ground differs from the heavy of his win, though that success offers encouragement that testing conditions will suit.

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His third over this course and distance on 26 September reads well, beaten a length and a half on yielding ground and showing his effectiveness at seven furlongs. He subsequently finished tenth in a Class 2 contest over a mile at Ascot on good ground, but was beaten just four and a half lengths. The drop back a furlong has appeal, with a Class 3 win over seven furlongs at Haydock in August 2025 also supporting his claims. His Craon second on very soft ground in September 2025 offers encouragement for today's soft going.

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Her fifth in a Class 1 contest over a mile at Naas on 11 October was a respectable effort, beaten four and a quarter lengths on soft ground. That was more encouraging than her September sixth at Gowran Park, where she finished nine and a half lengths behind the winner over seven furlongs. Returning to seven furlongs has appeal given her Gowran Park wins over the trip in April and June, the former on soft ground. Paddy Harnett arrives in fine form, with seven winners from 22 rides in the past fortnight.

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Went close over a mile at Naas on 10 October, finishing second by three quarters of a length on soft ground, which bodes well for today's conditions. Her second at Gowran Park in September and third at Bellewstown on 1 October give that effort a solid recent foundation. The drop to seven furlongs changes the test, with those encouraging performances coming over a mile rather than today's shorter distance. R. P. Cleary brings extensive Curragh experience to the saddle, a useful asset as she bids to build on those placings.

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