Tally Ho Stud Irish European Breeders Fund (C & G) Maiden

No Nay Never colt, cost €260,000 as a yearling. Huge effort on debut when runner-up to a well backed sort over C&D. will have learnt plenty there and expected to be hard to beat here.

Dark Angel colt, cost €85,000 as a yearling. Dam a Listed winner/Grade 3 US winner. May want further than this and others preferred.

Requinto gelding, half-brother to five winners, largely sprinters and dam a half-sister to a 5f Listed winner. Bred for the job and yard can ready a debutante. Market check advised.

Mastercraftsman colt, cost 70,000 gns as a foal and 100,000 gns as a yearling. Half-brother to three winning sprinters including a Listed winner. Dam placed in Listed company as a juvenile over this trip. Worth noting on debut.

War Front colt, dam a Group 1 winner as a juvenile and sister to an Oaks winner and half-sister to another Group 1 winner. Beautifully bred but will surely be better over further.

War Front colt, dam a Group 1 winner who won over this trip, a sister to a Group 3 winner as a juvenile. Yard's juveniles often come on from their debut markedly and this colt is down the order on jockey bookings.

No Nay Never colt, cost €105,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to a winner over this trip. Dam a half-sister to a Grade 2 winner. Enough speed in pedigree to play a part here and market should reveal plenty ahead of debut.

Red Jazz colt, half-brother to a Swedish winner and dam a sister to a winning sprinter. Beaten a long way into second on debut at Dundalk but should come on for that and will appreciate this extra furlong.

Dandy Man colt, cost €36,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to a winner over this trip. Dam a sister to a Listed winner. One of the more interesting ones on pedigree and worth a market check.