| 1525471 |
1 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
2 |
79.3 |
Bad Boy Rizz |
null |
ch |
c |
Bungle Inthejungle |
Clifton Dancer |
Fraam |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
t |
S Foley |
null |
R OSullivan |
Well beaten in a maiden over 5f at Navan only start; tongue-tie first time; step up in trip should suit; outside place claims |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
83 |
4 |
2 |
10.33 |
|
|
2 |
12 |
48.16 |
386 |
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2 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
6 |
43.4 |
Charles Fort |
GB |
b |
c |
St Mark's Basilica |
Archangel Gabriel |
Arch |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
W M Lordan |
null |
A P OBrien |
Sold for 180,000 guineas as a foal; colt by top-class middle-distance performer St Mark's Basilica; half-brother to Ville De Grace, high-class at 1m2f; probably effective 6f; likely type |
null |
92 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
298 |
| 1525471 |
3 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
8 |
-28.3 |
Chicago Call |
null |
b |
c |
Oasis Dream |
Pronouncement |
Declaration Of War |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
B M Coen |
null |
J P Murtagh |
Fair effort despite missing break behind two smart prospects 15l fourth in a maiden at Naas first-time out; wide draw; off a short-break; rounded action and give would be ideal; more to come but needs it |
null |
75 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
301 |
| 1525471 |
4 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
7 |
-10.4 |
Glowgetter |
null |
ch |
g |
Dragon Pulse |
Glow Worm |
Epaulette |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
R Coakley |
null |
J Davison |
Slowly away well beaten in a maiden at The Curragh only start when went off huge price; hard to recommend |
null |
63 |
1 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
290 |
| 1525471 |
5 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
10 |
78.6 |
Krasimir |
null |
b |
c |
Mehmas |
Fine Lace |
Frankel |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
t1 |
J J G Ryan |
3 |
G M Lyons |
14 Jan; 120,000 euros Mehmas colt; dam fair at 8f; trainer in form; tongue-tie first time; wide draw; yard in good form and can get them ready first time; of interest |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
89 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
288 |
| 1525471 |
6 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
1 |
-82.1 |
One Cool Bear |
null |
b |
g |
Kodi Bear |
Mienvee Flyer |
Pivotal |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
Adam Caffrey |
null |
A McGuinness |
Well beaten in an auction race over 7f at Down Royal only start where went off big price; all to do and likely to need more time |
null |
53 |
5 |
4 |
-39.23 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
240 |
| 1525471 |
7 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
4 |
-46.2 |
Stock Market |
GB |
b |
c |
No Nay Never |
Azenzar |
Danehill Dancer |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
J Cleary |
5 |
A P OBrien |
Slowly away well beaten in a maiden over 5f at Navan only start; longer trip should suit but bit to find and looks stable second string |
null |
77 |
1 |
3 |
-10.33 |
|
|
1 |
13 |
126.39 |
276 |
| 1525471 |
8 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
9 |
-10.4 |
Two Strike |
null |
b |
c |
Sioux Nation |
Effusive |
Starspangledbanner |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
K J Leonard |
null |
Diego Dias |
23 Feb; £50,000 Sioux Nation colt; half-brother to Fortunate Star, useful at 5f; dam smart at 6f at 2yo; wide draw; probably need this initial experience |
null |
62 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
263 |
| 1525471 |
9 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
3 |
25.5 |
Which Wolf Wins |
null |
b |
c |
Holy Roman Emperor |
Neartica |
Sadler's Wells |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
D McMonagle |
null |
J P OBrien |
Had benefited for debut experience beaten 6 1/4l in a maiden over 5f at Tipperary last time; top course trainer; bit to find |
null |
79 |
3 |
1 |
39.23 |
|
|
3 |
8 |
60.9 |
337 |
| 1525471 |
10 |
n |
2YO only |
17:00 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
09 Jul 2025 |
Irish Stallion Farms EBF |
€10,800 |
6f 20y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect. |
Of those who have run before Bad Boy Rizz probably sets the standard on his midfield debut effort over a stiff 5f. He holds place claims now upped in trip but looks vulnerable to potentially talented newcomers CHARLES FORT and Krasimir. The latter has plenty of speed in the pedigree and represents a yard in good form with its 2yos but it is the former who gets the verdict. He is a half brother to a useful middle distance Group winner and could be classy for a top stable. |
Krasimir |
Charles Fort |
Charles Fort |
Krasimir |
Bad Boy Rizz |
34 |
5 |
-28.3 |
Zarvali |
null |
b |
c |
Dandy Man |
Zunera |
Invincible Spirit |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
J A Heffernan |
null |
J P Murtagh |
17 May; Dandy Man colt; half-brother to Zarzyni, very smart at 5f; dam smart at 5f; yard in good form; stable second string on jockey bookings |
null |
69 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
263 |