Palace Pier colt who offered little when last of 18 in maiden at the Curragh (6.3f, good) on debut last month. Upped in trip and first-time cheekpieces go on.
40,000 gns yearling, Space Blues colt. Half-brother to 3 winners, including smart 6f-7f winner Breathtaking Look and 8.4f-10.4f winner Super Lover. Dam 1m-9.5f winner. Check betting.
Has made the frame in all 5 starts in maidens, producing best effort to date when third of 13 at the Curragh (1m, good to firm) just over a fortnight ago. First-time cheekpieces the headgear of choice here and worth chancing to open his account on all-weather debut.
Bated Breath gelding who showed good speed when eleventh of 13 in maiden at the Curragh (1m, good to firm) on debut just over a fortnight ago, collared 2f out having raced clear. First-time hood applied but others preferred kept to this trip (looks worth a try sprinting).
Placed on all 6 starts, typically giving his running when third of 15 in maiden at Naas (1m, good) 18 days ago. Makes all-weather debut and holds obvious claims again with his usual tongue tie reapplied.
The Gurkha gelding. Half-brother to winner up to 1½m Space Kid. Dam unraced. Likely outsider on debut.
Built on debut promise when a clear second of 14 in maiden over C&D in January. Left poorly placed when mid-field back here the following month (hooded) and well worth another chance returning from a 4-month break. Headgear discarded.
Profitable gelding who showed plenty to work on when fifth of 13 in maiden at the Curragh (1m, good to firm) on debut just over 2 weeks ago. Should improve with that under his belt.
Ran to a fair level on debut but failed to build on that in a couple of subsequent starts last year. Upped markedly in trip for her return and handicaps will probably be more her thing.
€13,000 yearling, Phoenix of Spain filly. Sister to useful winner up to 1¾m Dancingwithmyself and half-sister to 3 winners, including winner up to 8.2f Bing Bang Bong. Dam unraced. Tongue tied for debut.