Fourth over six furlongs here on 7 October, beaten six and three quarters of a length on yielding ground, he showed more than on his two previous turf starts. He finished just half a length behind My Cubby Bear, leaving little between that pair on the day. The return to five furlongs has some appeal given his third over this course and distance on soft ground in October 2025, when beaten a length and a quarter. He was well beaten over five furlongs here on good ground in June, however, so his form at the trip has been mixed.

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Michael Mulvany and Wesley Joyce have teamed up for seven winners at Navan, giving this three-year-old the benefit of a partnership familiar with success here. He is by Soldier's Call, whose progeny have won on yielding ground, offering some encouragement for today's conditions. His family also includes Flat winners Loulin and Margaret's Mission, adding a little further promise to his pedigree.

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His second over six furlongs here on 7 October is a persuasive piece of recent form for this maiden. Beaten three and three quarters of a length on today's yielding ground, he showed he could make an impact under these conditions. He was two and a half lengths ahead of My Cubby Bear, with Astute Power and Port Arthur further behind, giving him the edge over those rivals on that running. The drop to five furlongs now asks him to reproduce that level over a sharper trip.

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His second over six furlongs at the Curragh on heavy ground in September gives him a fair claim, although he was below that level here on 7 October. He finished fifth on yielding ground that day, beaten seven lengths and just behind both My Cubby Bear and Astute Power. There is little to separate those three on that running, but Dreaminthejungle was three and a quarter lengths ahead of him. He now drops a furlong to five, so needs to match the promise of his Curragh second over the shorter distance.

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His second over six furlongs at Dundalk on 25 September, beaten half a length, was a marked improvement on his June effort at the Curragh. That puts him firmly in the picture, although he now switches from the all-weather on standard going to turf on yielding ground. He also drops a furlong to five, asking him to reproduce that promise in a different test. Ben Coen and J. P. Murtagh have combined for eight winners from 39 runners in the past fortnight, another positive.

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Third over five furlongs at Bellewstown on 30 September, beaten a length and a half on soft to heavy ground, he has a competitive effort to draw on. His sixth over six furlongs here on 7 October was less persuasive, finishing nine lengths behind the winner on yielding going. The return to five furlongs looks sensible on that evidence, though today's yielding ground is less testing than the soft to heavy conditions at Bellewstown.

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Finished eleventh over this course and distance on yielding ground on 16 May, beaten 17 and three quarters of a length. That leaves her with a fair amount to find under the same conditions after 158 days off. W. McCreery and Leigh Roche have enjoyed success together at Navan, which offers some encouragement. The pair have also had a winner together in the past fortnight, a small positive as she returns.

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Sixth at Dundalk on 16 October, beaten seven and a quarter lengths over six furlongs on standard going, she needs more to threaten here. That followed an eighth at Navan on 7 October, when she finished twelve and three-quarter lengths behind over six furlongs on yielding ground. She drops a furlong to five, but has ground to make up on Dreaminthejungle, who finished eight and a half lengths ahead of her here on 7 October.

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Went close when second over six furlongs at Cork on yielding ground in August, but finished nineteenth there on good ground on 9 September, beaten 15 and a quarter lengths. A return to the form of that August second would make her a serious contender, with today's yielding ground matching the conditions of that run. She was also third over this course and distance on yielding in May, so the drop back to five furlongs holds some appeal. Seamie Heffernan and J. A. Stack have combined for four wins from seven Navan runners, a further positive despite the small sample.

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Placed over six furlongs at Cork in September and here in October, she has recent turf form that gives her a credible chance. Her Cork second came on soft ground, while she was third on yielding here on 7 October, beaten six and a quarter lengths. Dreaminthejungle was two and a half lengths ahead that day, so there is ground to make up as she drops to five furlongs. Henry de Bromhead's seven winners from 37 runners in the past fortnight add encouragement from a yard enjoying a productive spell.

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Narrowly denied over five furlongs at Bellewstown on 30 September, she arrives with a strong recent effort to build on. That second on soft to heavy followed another at Down Royal on good ground, where she was beaten three quarters of a length. Her September placings on good and soft to heavy ground offer encouragement for today's yielding conditions, as she again tackles five furlongs. W. J. Lee is riding well, with eight winners from 48 rides in the past fortnight adding another positive.

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