| 1525133 |
1 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
I Give Theorders |
null |
b |
g |
Order Of St |
Rudi Tuesday |
Rudimentary |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Mr B Dunleavy |
7 |
Mary Ellen Doyle |
Pulled up in a maiden over 3m at Portrush latest; placed in a point prior; returning from long layoff; all to do on hurdle debut |
null |
69 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
-27 |
143.33 |
266 |
| 1525133 |
2 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Keaner's Boy |
null |
b |
g |
Lauro |
The Wee Girl |
Shernazar |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Mr B M Coonan |
7 |
V C Ward |
Well beaten in a bumper over 2m at Kilbeggan only start though did see it out well; difficult to fancy |
null |
80 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
-60 |
60.28 |
240 |
| 1525133 |
3 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Lord Lackendarra |
null |
bay |
g |
Mount Nelson |
What A Princess |
Alderbrook |
7 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Ms S K Breen |
7 |
P Breen |
Probably needed race well beaten in a bumper at Tipperary latest; in good form prior; off a short-break; plenty more needed |
null |
89 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
-60 |
60.28 |
305 |
| 1525133 |
4 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Nobotheratall |
null |
b |
g |
Jet Away |
My Lady Dane |
Vertical Speed |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Mr A P Ryan |
7 |
Thomas Coyle |
Unseated in an auction over 3m at Oldcastle latest; off a short-break; best watched on rules debut |
null |
67 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-52 |
88.24 |
240 |
| 1525133 |
5 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
North Moon |
FR |
b |
g |
Spanish Moon |
North Face |
Falco |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Mr P W Mullins |
null |
W P Mullins |
15,000 euros breeze-up purchase by Spanish Moon; top trainer who gets plenty of debut winners in this sphere; likely type |
null |
95 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
-20 |
404.44 |
278 |
| 1525133 |
6 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Ozark's Walk |
null |
b |
g |
Walk In The |
Nurse Palm |
Stowaway |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Mr B Barry |
7 |
Riceal Dunne |
Second beaten 2 1/4l in a bumper over 2m at Kilbeggan latest behind useful newcomer; feasible threat |
null |
103 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-33 |
346.75 |
299 |
| 1525133 |
7 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Saxon Cross |
null |
ch |
g |
Saxon Warrior |
My Brunette |
Arcano |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Mr T A Halford |
7 |
C W J Farrell |
Pulled up in a maiden over 3m at Stowlin latest; off a short-break; all to do |
null |
71 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
-57 |
201.74 |
240 |
| 1525133 |
8 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Soldiers World |
null |
b |
g |
Soldier of Fortune |
Lucina |
Groom Dancer |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
v1 |
Mr D L Queally |
null |
D Queally |
Second beaten 6l in a bumper over 2m4f at Listowel latest; finished ahead of useful yardstick that day; visor first time; trainer in form; strong claims with improvement likely |
Wearing a visor for the first time |
111 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-33 |
445.0 |
285 |
| 1525133 |
9 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
The Cistercian |
null |
b |
g |
Yeats |
Fair Evie |
Fame And Glory |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
t |
Mr J P O'Rourke |
7 |
Colm Murphy |
Unseated in a maiden hurdle over 2m3f at Downpatrick latest where went off big price; all to do switched to bumpers |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
66 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
-60 |
275.94 |
243 |
| 1525133 |
10 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Tinto De Verano |
null |
b |
g |
Order Of St |
Little Mitch |
Westerner |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
t1 |
Mr J L Gleeson |
null |
Yvonne Latta |
Order Of St George gelding; half-brother to Thisistheway, very useful at 19f; dam fair at 16f; tongue-tie first time; yard in flying form; market could reveal more |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
68 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
-20 |
125.87 |
253 |
| 1525133 |
11 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Expresso Tini |
null |
ch |
m |
Vendangeur |
Ballinahattna Girl |
Oscar |
7 |
73.03 |
null |
null |
Mr D Doyle |
7 |
M A Molloy |
Green, modest debut well beaten in a Mares bumper at Down Royal only start; returning from long layoff; plenty more needed |
null |
85 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-52 |
85.29 |
352 |
| 1525133 |
12 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Fervida |
null |
b |
m |
Frammassone |
Blazing Passion |
Heron Island |
5 |
73.03 |
null |
null |
Mr J P Berry |
7 |
J A Berry |
Frammassone mare; small yard quiet just now; best watched |
null |
66 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
14 |
-60 |
122.42 |
243 |
| 1525133 |
13 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Keep The Head |
null |
b |
m |
Shirocco |
All In The Head |
King's Theatre |
7 |
73.03 |
null |
t1 |
Mr Alan O'Sullivan |
7 |
P T Foley |
Yet to show any real signs of ability; hood first time; returning from long layoff; all to do |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
66 |
10 |
null |
null |
|
|
15 |
-60 |
60.28 |
225 |
| 1525133 |
14 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Money Shuffler |
null |
bay |
m |
Ivawood |
Larsen Bee |
Frenchmans Bay |
5 |
73.03 |
null |
null |
Mr H C Swan |
null |
W M Roper |
Well beaten in a Mares bumper at Punchestown only start where went off huge price; all to do |
null |
75 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
16 |
-60 |
60.28 |
228 |
| 1525133 |
15 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Osborne Park |
null |
b |
g |
Sageburg |
Zaffarella |
Zaffaran |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
t1 |
Reserve 1 |
null |
Peter Buchanan |
Sageburg gelding; half-brother to Windsor Avenue, smart at 20f; tongue-tie first time; best watched |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
69 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
-6 |
52.63 |
253 |
| 1525133 |
16 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Run For Mahler |
null |
b |
m |
Mahler |
Run For Sol |
Solon |
6 |
73.03 |
null |
t1 |
Reserve 2 |
null |
C Byrnes |
Mahler mare; half-sister to Run For Oscar, very smart at 24f for this yard; dam very useful at 14f; tongue-tie first time; very interesting if money arrives |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
78 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-31 |
249.82 |
253 |
| 1525133 |
17 |
null |
5YO plus |
17:35 |
Wexford (IRE) |
04 Jul 2025 |
Omnipro Flat Race |
€6,000 |
2m 195y |
Good |
null |
Weak |
Out of Little Mitch, who won twice at this venue, it might be worth taking a chance on the locally-trained debutant TINTO DE VERANO. A half-brother to Punchestown Festival winner Thisistheway, who was herself successful on debut at Wexford, John Gleeson is a positive jockey booking on the Latta homebred. The Willie Mullins-trained North Moon is another debutant of note and is a half-brother to Raffles Face, a Grade 3 winner over flights in France. Second at Kilbeggan and Listowel respectively, Ozark's Walk and Soldiers World both warrant respect, while it'll be interesting to see how I Give Theorders fares representing last year's winning connections. Unseating at the last when still in with every chance on debut at Downpatrick in May, The Cistercian is another for the shortlist. |
SOLDIERS WORLD was well fancied and ran well in a hot bumper on debut so is fancied to go a place better here. He finished ahead of a useful yardstick that day and is open to plenty of improvement in a first time visor. Of those to have raced before Ozark's Walk makes most appeal having taken a big step forward last time when runner up to a useful newcomer. It is a newcomer here who could provide the biggest challenge to the selection in North Moon who hails from the top stable in the country which gets plenty of first time out winners in this sphere. |
Tinto De Verano |
North Moon |
Soldiers World |
North Moon |
Ozark's Walk |
34 |
null |
null |
Texas Red |
FR |
ch |
g |
Planteur |
Diva Divina |
Touch Gold |
5 |
76.2 |
null |
null |
Reserve 3 |
null |
R OLeary |
Well beaten in a Ladies bumper over 2m at Tramore only start; needs to improve |
null |
93 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
17 |
-60 |
119.61 |
257 |