Irish EBF Median Sires Series Race

Off time: 17:25 | Winning time: 1m 47.69s

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(1)

Sir Lucan

Age: 2| Weight: 9-8| J: W M Lordan| T: A P O'Brien

9/1

Camelot colt out of an Oasis Dream mare. Closely related to Sir Dragonet, winner between 1m4f/1m4½. Clear and obvious chance on debut.

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(7)

Snapraeterea¹¹

Age: 2| Weight: 9-4| J: D P McDonogh| T: J P O'Brien| D

11/8

Buratino colt out of a Alamshar mare. Related to Pedisnap, winner over 7f/1m and Snapraeceps successful at 1m. Won well, despite jumping a path in the closing stages, on debut at Bellewstown earlier this month. Plenty more in the locker.

Form: 1

(3)

No Stopping Her²¹

Age: 2| Weight: 9-1| J: C T Keane| T: J Davison

4/1

Cost €16,500 as a yearling. Half-sister to Listed two-year-old winner Crisaff's Queen. Winner on debut at odds of 28/1 on debut at Roscommon over 7f last month. Likely to improve on that effort.

Form: 1

(5)

Halite

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: O J Orr| T: D K Weld

8/1

Colt by Fascinating Rock out of a Iffraaj mare. Cost 52,000gns as a yearling. Related to Fight Club, winner at up to 1m2f. Cannot be ruled out on debut particularly if the subject of market support.

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(4)

Bubbles On Ice¹⁷

Age: 2| Weight: 8-13| J: J M Sheridan⁽⁷⁾| T: J A Stack

3/1

Daughter of Starspangledbanner out of a Galileo mare. Closely related to Equity Swap and Optimism And Hope, successful between 1m/1m2f. Ran well on debut at the Curragh last month over 6f and likely to appreciate the step up in trip.

Form: 5

Non-Runners

(6)

Oodnadatta²²

Weight: 9-5| Age: 2

T: Mrs J Harrington J: S Foley

(2)

Camdeboo

Weight: 9-3| Age: 2

T: J P O'Brien J: S M Crosse

Forecasts

Snapraeterea (11/8), Oodnadatta (5/2), Bubbles On Ice (3/1), No Stopping Her (4/1), Halite (8/1), Sir Lucan (9/1), Camdeboo (12/1)

The Joseph O'Brien-trained SNAPRAETEREA can improve on his debut win at Bellewstown to land the spoils in the opener. The Buratino colt recovered from a tardy start earlier this month, racing freely in the early stages to eventually settle as the penny dropped to lead the field of seven at the furlong marker, jumping a path, and going on to win by ½L. The Jessica Harrington-trained Oodnadatta won with less fuss on debut at Leopardstown last month and can emerge as the biggest danger. Another winner on debut, No Stopping Her from the Jack Davison yard should not be underestimated, nor should the Aidan O'Brien debutante Sir Lucan, brother of Sir Dragonet.