Leopardstown

The clear market favourite and the most accomplished horse in this field — three races in with two runner-up finishes, including one at this very track just 28 days ago where she was beaten by a whisker. She's raced more than anyone else here and has shown consistent form, which stands out sharply against a field packed with first-timers and horses yet to place. The only concern is the draw: stall 9 sits in the mid-range where results at Leopardstown are noticeably weaker than the low draws.

The best form figure among any horse in this race with previous runs — a fourth-place finish at Roscommon 16 days ago, which is a better debut result than anything her rivals managed. Drawn in stall 6, nicely positioned in the favourable low-draw zone, and trained by a yard that wins roughly 1 in 9 races it enters. She's the joint-market second choice and looks like a genuine contender on the back of that encouraging first run.

Listed as a debut runner in the data but carries a form figure of 6, suggesting one previous outing where it finished sixth. That one run places it among the more experienced horses in a field full of first-timers, though sixth place isn't much to build on. Trained by Noel Meade — a yard with a solid record — and ridden by Colin Keane, who is one of the most respected jockeys in Ireland.

One race at this very course 28 days ago, finishing seventh — so it already has Leopardstown experience that most of its rivals lack. Trained by Donnacha Aidan O'Brien, the same powerful yard as Razmataz, and drawn in the low-numbered stalls (4) which is an advantage here. The form from that debut wasn't flashy, but returning to a track it already knows could help.