Won 0 of last 5Raced here beforeWon at this distance 1 time
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Tofino is second in the betting and trained by the in-form Gavin Cromwell, but she carries just one win from 20 races and finished eighth at Curragh only 11 days ago. With zero wins from three starts on good-to-yielding ground, today's dry conditions remain unexplored territory for her.
The market favorite at 6.8, Go Out is a winless horse from 13 races—never has he tasted victory, though he has six placed finishes. He's never raced on dry ground either, and his recent third at Killarney came six weeks ago, making him a confidence bet on improvement rather than solid form.
The only course winner in the field at Navan, Bundle Of Interest matches Bill Silvers on the ratings but recent form is patchy—two sevenths in quick succession. She does have an excellent record on good ground (1 win from 7 starts) which suits today's conditions, but hasn't won since July 2024, a worrying 13-month drought.
Alto Sax is a 5-year-old with a respectable 12% win rate and has run at this level before, but he carries the lowest weight by some margin at 122lbs. He's never raced on dry ground, and recent form shows a ninth at Curragh just 11 days ago, suggesting he's not ideally suited to today's conditions.
Minaun View is hitting form at exactly the right moment with three wins in the last six races, including a victory just days ago at Gowran Park. Like Bill Silvers, she's never raced on dry ground, but she boasts the standout record in the field on good ground at 38% (3 wins from 8 starts), making her a genuine danger here.
Good Man Jack is the least experienced runner here with just four races and no wins or places. At only three years old, he's still finding his feet, but yesterday's eighth-place finish at Galway and a string of heavy defeats suggest he's not ready to win at this level yet.
KC Bear has one win from nine races but hasn't raced in 46 days, risking ring rust. He's never tackled dry ground and has zero wins from three attempts on good ground, which is a serious concern given today's fast conditions.
Nephin Mountain broke through at Ballinrobe just three weeks ago but has reverted to form since—fifth and sixth at his next two starts. The 3-year-old has zero wins from six attempts on good ground and looks vulnerable to stronger, more consistent runners.
Wearing tongue strapQuick turnaroundWon 0 of last 5Raced here before
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Lohengrin is the lowest-rated horse in the field by a wide margin (16lbs below average) and has managed just one win from 32 races—a breakthrough that came nearly a year ago and hasn't been repeated since. Running again after just two days off is no help; he's unlikely to trouble the principals.
Lowest rated, 16lbs below averageRuns again after just 2 days
Won at this course & distanceWearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Won here 1 timeWon at this distance 2 times
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Gloriously Glam brings the best win rate in the field at roughly 1 in 7 races and has won over this course and distance—but crucially, she's never raced on dry ground and has zero wins from 11 starts on good ground. That's a fatal weakness for today's conditions, despite her credentials elsewhere.
Has won over this course and distanceNever raced on dry groundBest record at this trip (2 from 9)Best career win rate in field (1 in 8)
Bill Silvers is joint-rated favorite but carries a major concern: he's never raced on dry ground and has zero wins from four attempts on good or yielding surfaces. With just one win in 20 races overall and fresh off a fifth-place finish, he'll need to buck a troubling trend to get competitive here.
In A Hurry has been absent for nearly two months and carries poor form on good-to-firm ground (0 wins from 6 starts). With just one win from 13 races overall and weak jockey-trainer chemistry (0 wins from 27 together), she looks outgunned in this company.
Cordouan is an 8-year-old carrying the lowest weight in the field after decades of racing (29 starts, 2 wins). He's never won on good ground from 13 attempts and raced just yesterday, leaving little time to recover—this is a horse well past his prime.
Marambo has raced five times without a single win or place finish, making him the most exposed failure in the field. His recent two-race collapse (13th and 12th) shows he's struggling, and with no dry-ground experience, he's unlikely to turn things around here.
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