Irish Thoroughbred Marketing EBF Maiden Stakes (Plus 10)

Kodiac colt, cost 150,000 gns as a foal and 200,000 gns as a yearling. Closely related to Group 2 winner Infamous Angel and dam a half-sister to Listed winner Sgt Pepper. Split a pair of well-backed rivals on debut at Epsom and still looked green. Entitled to progress from that effort and yard's juveniles have been in good form.

Raven's Pass colt, cost 45,000 gns as a foal and 60,000 gns as a yearling. Half-brother to several winners including the useful sprinter Banaadeer. Produced a decent effort on debut over C&D but that form hasn't really been franked and others look more appealing.

Frankel colt, cost €300,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to Group 2 winner Laugh Out Loud and Listed winner Suzi's Decision. Gave the impression he wanted more of a stamina test on debut and breeding suggests similar. With the yard a little quiet, others hold more appeal.

Raven's Past colt, cost 38,000 gns as a yearling. Half-brother to 7f juvenile winner Ava Star and dam related to Group placed Coordinated Cut and half-sister to Listed winner New Mexican. Ran well on debut at 25/1 but bred for further and yard have been quiet. Could go well if stamina is called upon and they go too quick.

Dragon Pulse colt, cost 45,000 gns as a yearling. Encouraging debut at Newbury but didn't really build on that at Leicester last time. Needs to bounce back and may want faster ground to be seen at his best.

Kyllachy colt, dam a sprint winner and half-sister to Grade 2 winner Hail The Chief. Yard have been quiet in recent weeks but does have speed in his pedigree and has to be of interest if there's market support.

Raven's Pass colt, dam a two-year-old 7f winner and half-sister to Listed sprinter Free Roses. Yard going particularly well in recent weeks and they have a fine record at this meeting in recent years. Trip perhaps a little on the sharp side but likely to be ready to go for debut and should run well enough.

Dark Angel gelding, dam a two-year-old winner and half-sister to Listed winner Requisition. Perhaps not the best sign that he's already gelded and looks more of a miler on pedigree. Yard been going well so can't be dismissed.

Footstepsinthesand colt, cost €28,000 as a foal and £100,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to Specialv and dam a winner and half-sister to several more winners. Disappointing on debut when he went off favourite and failed to justify favouritism again at Newbury last time. Did much better on second start and will benefit from the experience on soft ground but likely to need more improvement to land a blow in this.

Compton Place colt, cost 3,000 gns as a foal and dam was a sprint two-year-old winner and half-sister to two other useful sprinters. Yard in excellent form and can ready one for a debut; no surprise to see him go well with Moore in the saddle.

Dark Angel colt, half-brother to useful two-year-old sprinter Merdon Castle. Dam a two-year-old winning sprinter and a full-sister to Listed winning sprinter Speed Cop. Precociously bred with speed in mind and progressed from his debut to finish second at Ascot last time. No surprise to see him build on that again and yard's runners in good form currently.

Society Rock gelding, cost 37,000 gns as a foal, 20,000 gns as a yearling and €24,000 as a Breeze-Up purchase. Perhaps not a good sign he's already gelded and likely to need his debut run.

Dandy Man colt, cost €20,000 as a foal and 100,000 gns as a yearling. Dam a sprint winner and half-sister to two more winning sprinters. Trainer and jockey have a good strike-rate when combining so can't be ruled out with plenty of speed in his pedigree.

War Front colt, cost $575,000 as a yearling. Related to some smart winners in the US and dam was a Grade 3 winner over an extended mile. Has run well on both starts to date without managing to get his head in front and it looked like a decent maiden at Newmarket last time but softer ground not sure to be up his street. Interesting runner nonetheless.