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1525094 1 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Jackson Lamb null ch g El Salvador Aegean Memories Haafhd 6 76.2 null h Mr F R Buckley 7 J C McConnell Yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; keen, probably made too much use of well beaten in a maiden hurdle at Wexford latest; bumper winner prior; returning from long layoff; danger Wearing a hood 111 8 null null 3 0 0.0 408
1525094 2 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Minella Emperor null b g Shantou Cloughmile Oscar 6 76.2 null null Mr M J O'Neill 7 E Mullins Won a bumper at Kilbeggan over 2m3f by 3/4l last time; runner up has franked the form; steadily progressive; off a short-break; outside chance null 104 9 1 17.44 4 0 0.0 340
1525094 3 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Stede Bonnet null b g Walk In The Shannon Rose Topanoora 4 74.39 null null Mr J H Williamson 7 G Elliott Yard has won 2 of last 10 runnings of race; had benefited for debut experience when winning a bumper at Clonmel by 6 1/2l last time; bit to find with Minella Emperor on previous meeting null 104 6 2 -17.44 5 0 0.0 301
1525094 4 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null An Realt Is Gile null ch g Ruler Of The An Realt Aduaidh Peace Of Mind 5 73.03 null null Mr J M Halford 7 G Keane Ruler Of The World gelding; half-brother to Anna Sewell, poor at 16f; yard in good form; probably best watched null 80 0 null null 6 0 0.0 256
1525094 5 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Bold Rhyme null b g Yeats Lead'er Inn Supreme Leader 5 73.03 null null Ms E R McNeill 7 D M Christie 2,000 euros Yeats gelding; half-brother to The Dasher Conway, useful at 18f; watching brief advised null 80 0 null null 7 0 0.0 256
1525094 6 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Garahon FR b g Bathyrhon Twelveoclock Sinndar 5 73.03 null null Mr J L Gleeson null E Mullins Showed minor promise on debut well beaten in a 4yo bumper at Punchestown only start; well fancied that day; off a long absence; plenty more needed and looks stable second string null 93 2 null null 8 0 0.0 251
1525094 7 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null In The Moment null b g Casamento Como Cottage Yeats 5 73.03 null null Mr H D Dunne 5 L Byrne Pulled up in a maiden over 3m at Tattersalls Farm latest; difficult to fancy null 81 0 null null 9 0 0.0 243
1525094 8 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Lightspeedahead null b g Leading Light Roja Dove Jeremy 5 73.03 null null Mr F P Murphy 7 L Byrne Fourth beaten 6l in a conditions race over 2m at Trecoed latest; off a long absence; all to do null 72 0 null null 10 0 0.0 243
1525094 9 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Paymelater null b g Laverock Rosie O'shea Supreme Leader 6 73.03 null null Mr N Gault 7 S Michael Millar Probably needed race fourth beaten 30l in a bumper over 2m2f at Sligo latest; off a short-break; inconsistent; bit to find null 102 5 null null 2 15 48.17 322
1525094 10 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Victor Sweet null ch g Conduit Tricky Present Presenting 6 73.03 null null Miss C Butler 7 Edward F Power Below form down the field in a bumper over 2m4f at Listowel most recent; placed on debut prior; returning from long layoff; plenty more needed null 95 6 null null 1 24 89.59 341
1525094 11 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Wild River Fall null b g Sageburg Penny Lane Winged Love 8 73.03 null null Mr R M McParland 7 V Wilson No worthwhile form; yet to beat a rival home; returning from long layoff; all to do null 76 6 null null 11 0 0.0 234
1525094 12 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Dreamersgame null b g Dream Ahead Pirate Cove Lawman 4 71.21 null null Mr H C Swan null F Costello 6,000 euros Dream Ahead gelding; dam useful at 7f; yard has gone a long time without a winner; best watched null 84 0 null null 12 0 0.0 256
1525094 13 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Governors Rock null b g Joshua Tree Tipping On Beneficial 4 71.21 null null Miss G Benson 7 Peter J Flood 16,000 euros Joshua Tree gelding; half-brother to Magical King, useful from 20f to 24f; best watched null 86 0 null null 13 0 0.0 256
1525094 14 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Kershaw null b g Success Days Moorstone Manduro 4 71.21 null null Mr R Guiney 7 Paul Traynor Runner-up beaten 4 1/2l in a maiden over 3m at Loughanmore only start; off a short-break; market may prove best guide null 94 0 null null 14 0 0.0 291
1525094 15 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Noble Name null b m Famous Name Born Noble Dushyantor 5 69.85 null t Mr D O'Sullivan 7 Ms Claire OConnell Slipped up in a bumper over 2m2f at Downpatrick latest; trainer in form; placed on debut prior; point winner; leading claims Wearing a tonguestrap 116 2 null null 15 0 0.0 353
1525094 16 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Whitewinewednesday null b m Affinisea No Greater Fury Choisir 6 69.85 null null Mr A P Ryan 7 M A Daly Won a maiden at Loughrea over 3m by a head last time; steadily progressive; off a short-break; could figure back under rules null 109 6 null null 16 0 0.0 312
1525094 17 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Osborne Park null b g Sageburg Zaffarella Zaffaran 5 73.03 null t Reserve 1 null Peter Buchanan Sageburg gelding; half-brother to Windsor Avenue, smart at 20f; tongue-tie first time; best watched Wearing a tonguestrap 76 7 null null 17 0 0.0 243
1525094 18 null 4YO plus 20:30 Bellewstown (IRE) 05 Jul 2025 J.H. McLoughlin Oil Flat Race €6,601 2m 1f 40y Good null Weak Runner-up in the corresponding race last year, JACKSON LAMB can go one better. Having landed a Downpatrick bumper on his seasonal reappearance 12 months ago, it is surely significant that trainer John McConnell has elected to keep the six-year-old fresh for this contest. Connections have also resisted the temptation to resume hurdling, another indication that they must feel the gelding is capable of further success in this sphere. Kilbeggan winner Minella Emperor has every chance of confirming that form with runner-up Stede Bonnet. The latter, who went on to land his bumper at Clonmel last time, was beaten cosily by the Emmet Mullins-trained six-year-old. Noble Name is also not without her chance, having slipped up early last time. Point winner NOBLE NAME shaped with plenty of promise when placed on debut and is easily forgiven her next start where she slipped up. Getting weight from her main rivals she can shed her maiden tag at the expense of Jackson Lamb a previous bumper winner who went too fast over hurdles last time. Minella Emperor got the better of Stede Bonnet last time and that rival has franked the form so the pair should remain competitive. Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor Noble Name Jackson Lamb Minella Emperor 45 null null Nohilltoosteep null b g Hillstar Little Luv Winged Love 6 73.03 null null Reserve 2 null J Barcoe Wide trip down the field in a bumper over 2m4f at Clonmel most recent; generally out of form; off a short-break; all to do null 68 2 null null 18 0 0.0 241