Next to Jump
1. Ar Son Na Cuise (14)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Declan Mcdonogh
T: Joseph O'brien
2. Hamidi (9)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: N G Mccullagh
T: J P Murtagh
3. Hazaraf (16)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Ben Coen
T: J P Murtagh
4. Heralds March (2)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: James J G Ryan
T: Ger M Lyons
5. Iveagh House (1)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: W M Lordan
T: Aidan O'brien
6. Knockcurra Dream (5)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Wesley Joyce
T: Donal Commins
7. Maleo Matteo (7)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Chris Hayes
T: Dermot K Weld
8. Monogram (15)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Dylan Browne Mcmonagle
T: Joseph O'brien
9. Noble Exhibit (12)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: J Cleary
T: Aidan O'brien
10. Salt Lake (4)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: L F Roche
T: Robson De Aguiar
11. Selosse (10)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Shane Foley
T: J Harrington
12. Senan (8)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Jamie Powell
T: J P Murtagh
13. Thumama Glory (3)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Adam Caffrey
T: Adrian Mcguinness
14. Timucua Gold (13)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: W J Lee
T: Noel Meade
15. War Artist (11)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Seamie Heffernan
T: J P Murtagh
16. Kokoshanelle (6)
W: 58.0kgF: -
J: Robert Colgan
T: Sheila Lavery
Each Way terms:3 places, 1/5 odds
Selections: 9-5-8-10
An intriguing and wide-open maiden full of newcomers where the tentative vote goes to NOBLE EXHIBIT (9) who is a Frankel colt out of Prize Exhibit representing the powerhouse Aidan O'Brien stable. Brother to G3 place-getter Minerva. Serious player first-up. Starspangledbanner colt IVEAGH HOUSE (5) is a stablemate of the selection and enjoys the services of in-form Wayne Lordan in the saddle. Hard to split the pair. Market can guide. MONOGRAM (8) is a Kingman colt from Pocket Square expected to be up to the task under Dylan Browne McMonagle while SALT LAKE (10) also maintains a nice profile and commands respect.
RunnerWin
9. Noble Exhibit (12)
Top Tip
5. Iveagh House (1)
8. Monogram (15)
10. Salt Lake (4)
About Curragh Racecourse
Curragh Racecourse is located in Irish county of Kildare, about one hour from Dublin. Often referred to as ’The Curragh’, it is one of Ireland’s most significant racecourses. It is run by the Irish Turf Club, which along with its regular race days, hosts all five Irish Classics, including the Irish Derby, which originated in 1866.