Finished eighth over a mile and half a furlong at Thurles on 8 October, beaten seven and a half lengths on good to yielding. He had been beaten sixteen lengths over seven furlongs on heavy ground at the Curragh on 27 September, so the Thurles effort offered more encouragement. Chris Hayes has ridden five winners from 38 mounts in the past fortnight, bringing some encouraging jockey form to a gelding who needs another step forward.

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Third over a mile and half a furlong at Galway on 8 September, beaten seven and a half lengths, he has a placing to build on. He stays at the same trip on good ground, a change from the soft at Galway, and needs to get closer to the principals. Aidan O'Brien and Jack Cleary have combined for six Leopardstown winners from 35 runners, a useful course record to support his claims in this maiden.

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By Arizona out of Anaakeed, he is a sibling to Poke The Bear, whose three Flat wins offer some encouragement on breeding. Patrick Magee has enjoyed success at Leopardstown, while Robbie Colgan brings plenty of experience of riding at the course. Colgan has also ridden two winners from 24 mounts in the past fortnight, a modest positive for the gelding's chances.

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Johnny Murtagh has sent out seven winners from 46 runners in the past fortnight, so this Wootton Bassett colt represents a yard in good form. His sire's offspring have won on good ground, offering some encouragement for the conditions he meets over a mile and half a furlong here. Jamie Powell has both recent winners and previous success at Leopardstown to his credit, adding encouragement from the saddle.

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Fourth at the Curragh on 27 September, he was beaten ten and a half lengths over a mile and a furlong on heavy ground. He drops half a furlong to a mile and half a furlong, with good ground replacing the heavy going he encountered at the Curragh. Aidan O'Brien and W. M. Lordan have enjoyed plenty of success together at Leopardstown, with 35 course winners adding encouragement as he seeks to improve on that effort.

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Four winners from six runners in the past fortnight make the form of P. Twomey and W. J. Lee a clear positive for this New Bay colt. The pair have also enjoyed considerable success together at Leopardstown, adding a solid course record to their recent results. New Bay's offspring have won plenty of Flat races on good ground, offering some encouragement for the conditions he faces over a mile and half a furlong.

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Johnny Murtagh and Ben Coen have combined for five winners from 32 runners in the past fortnight, giving his connections an encouraging recent record. A son of Baaeed, he is a sibling to Masoun and Masaban, who have won four and two Flat races respectively. His sire's offspring include winners on good ground, offering some encouragement for today's going as he tackles a mile and half a furlong.

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Ghaiyyath's progeny have won plenty of Flat races on good ground, giving this gelding some pedigree encouragement for the conditions in today's maiden over a mile and half a furlong. Ciaran Murphy has trained six winners from 67 runners at Leopardstown, so there is useful course experience behind him. The yard has also been among the winners in the past fortnight.

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Went close at Gowran Park on 19 September, finishing second over a mile on yielding to soft, beaten three quarters of a length. He had Saxonian twelve and a half lengths behind him there, giving him a clear form advantage over that rival. The extra half a furlong asks a little more of his stamina, with today's good ground also differing from the yielding to soft at Gowran. Joseph O'Brien's partnership with J M Sheridan has produced three winners from 17 runners in the past fortnight.

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By Camelot out of Sunday Times, he has a family with plenty of Flat winning ability, including five-time winner Newspaperofrecord. Aidan O'Brien's 348 winners at Leopardstown make his course record a positive for this colt in a maiden over a mile and half a furlong. Camelot's offspring have also won on good ground, offering some encouragement that today's conditions can suit.

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Fifth over seven furlongs at Naas on 17 September, beaten five and a half lengths on yielding ground, he showed something to build on. He steps up a furlong and a half to a mile and half a furlong, making stamina a bigger part of the test. Joseph O'Brien's seven winners from 49 runners in the past fortnight are a positive for a colt who needs to find more than he did at Naas.

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Ninth over a mile at Gowran Park on 19 September, beaten thirteen and a quarter lengths on yielding to soft, he needs a sizeable step forward. Mount Meru finished twelve and a half lengths ahead of him there, leaving him with plenty to find against that rival. He now tackles an extra half a furlong on good ground, a change from the yielding to soft at Gowran. Seamie Heffernan knows Leopardstown well and has ridden three winners in the past fortnight.

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Beaten sixteen and a quarter lengths when seventh over a mile and a furlong on heavy ground at the Curragh on 27 September, he needs a substantial improvement. He drops half a furlong to a mile and half a furlong on good ground, so both the distance and going change from that defeat. Adam Grant has winning experience at Leopardstown and has also been among the winners in the past fortnight, offering some encouragement from the saddle.

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Royal Jet and Dibajj are among his winning Flat siblings, giving this Pinatubo colt some encouragement on breeding for his Leopardstown maiden over a mile and half a furlong. Shane Foley has ridden 112 winners at the track, bringing plenty of course experience to the saddle. John Joseph Murphy's runners have had a quiet fortnight, so recent stable form offers less encouragement.

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Paddy Harnett has six Leopardstown winners to his name, bringing useful experience of the venue to Martin Hassett's colt over a mile and half a furlong. The yard has also enjoyed success here, though its runners have gone without a win in the past fortnight. He is by Arizona out of Balletto and contests this two-year-old maiden on good ground.

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