Leopardstown
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Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden
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Bellesque ran at this exact course just seven days ago and finished second, which makes her one of only two horses in the field who've already shown they can place on a racecourse. She's back quickly, but the trainer here wins roughly 1 in 6 races with Dylan Browne McMonagle aboard — a combination with a strong record together. The fact she's raced here before and ran well gives her a real edge over the debutants.
Lightly raced (1 career races)
Runs again after just 7 days
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Sarah's Choice is the market favourite and it's easy to see why — she finished a close second on her only outing 12 days ago at Naas, beaten less than a length, which is the tightest debut defeat of any horse in this field. She's run more recently than Bellesque, showed sharp form, and the market trusts her most at 2.3. If she's taken a step forward since that run, she'll be very hard to beat.
Lightly raced (1 career races)
Market favourite (2.3)
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So Lovely has never raced, but she's trained by Aidan O'Brien — who also runs Exceptionally here — and is by Wootton Bassett, a sire producing smart two-year-olds across Europe. At 6.5, she's the shortest-priced of the four debutants in the field, suggesting those closest to her at home expect a decent first effort. Debut runners from this stable at Leopardstown are always worth watching.
Racecourse debut
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Exceptionally finished 12th on her only outing 18 days ago, beaten nearly 17 lengths — the worst debut result of any horse in this field with prior form. She's trained by Aidan O'Brien, whose stable regularly improves young horses between races, so that first run may have been more of a learning experience than a true reflection of ability. Even so, she has a lot of ground to make up on the market leaders.
Lightly raced (1 career races)
TrackLab Insight
Thelymitra is another first-time runner, trained by Joseph Patrick O'Brien who also runs the well-fancied Bellesque today. The breeding has pedigree behind it — sired by Australia, who won both the Epsom and Irish Derbies — which points toward a horse who may prefer longer distances as she matures. At 26/1 on debut, the market is cautious, but the trainer knows what this horse can do at home.
Racecourse debut
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Cedrela has never raced before, so there is nothing to judge her on except breeding and homework. She's trained by the same yard as Amsterdam's Law, who finished seventh on debut, which isn't the most encouraging indicator. At 34/1, the market isn't expecting much from her first appearance.
Racecourse debut
TrackLab Insight
Spectrolyte is making her debut here and is a complete unknown on the racecourse — no form, no comparisons, nothing to work with. At 67/1, she's the rank outsider in the field, and unusually, her trainer is also her jockey today. First-timers in this position rarely spring surprises, but stranger things have happened.
Racecourse debut
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Amsterdam's Law has just one race to her name and finished seventh in it, beaten 12 lengths — not an encouraging start. Her odds have collapsed outward to 41/1, suggesting the market has seen enough. With three debutants and two horses who've already shown better form than this in the field, she faces a tough task.
Lightly raced (1 career races)
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