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Race id Race card number Race class Age class Race time Race course Race date Race name Price money Distance of the race Going Surface Pace forecast ATR verdict Timeform verdict ATR top tip ATR watch out for Timeform winner Timeform second Timeform third Race data quality Draw Draw result Horse Country Color of horse Sex of horse Name of the horses father Name of the horses mother Name of the horses grandfather Age Weight Handicap Head Gear Jockey Allowance Trainer Pre Race Comments Comments Rating Pace Rating Form scan position Form scan value First price Last price Rank Change in % ATR index Predictor score
1519837 1 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 10 68.1 El Bello GB g g El Kabeir Ya Halla Dark Angel 6 64.41 59 p L T McAteer null D Hogan Beaten 4l off 60 over 7f at Listowel last time where hinted at better; up in trip; has dropped a long way in weights; interesting at a price Wearing cheek pieces 61 3 2 117.83 17 -7 71.32 397
1519837 2 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 7 -16.0 Starting Monday null ch g Raven's Pass Turning Times Pivotal 8 64.41 59 p W J Lee null Gillian Scott Probably needed race fourth beaten 5 1/2l in a handicap over 8f at Limerick latest; up in trip; top jockey back on board; very well treated on best form; could do with some rain but big chance if getting it Wearing cheek pieces 61 4 12 -111.32 1 0 0.0 437
1519837 3 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 5 -16.0 Ledger null b g Profitable Kathy Glory Epaulette 5 63.96 58 null P McGettigan 7 Paul Traynor Raced freely beaten 3 1/2l off 58 over 8f at Gowran Park last time; up in trip; just 1lb above last winning mark; should come on for recent stable debut; outside chance null 58 5 null null 2 0 0.0 409
1519837 4 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 15 68.1 Obama Army GB b g Washington Dc Intrusion Indesatchel 5 63.05 56 t Adam Caffrey null A McGuinness Appeared not to stay down the field in a handicap over 1m5f at Navan most recent; should come on for the run; down in trip; form going the wrong way Wearing a tonguestrap 57 3 5 58.35 3 0 0.0 359
1519837 5 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 1 -100.0 Smaoineamh Sile GB ch m Pride Of Dubai Queen Of Tara Sadler's Wells 7 62.6 55 null J A Powell 3 J C McConnell Probably needed race down the field in a handicap over 7f at The Curragh most recent where went too fast; generally out of form; goes well here; up in trip; lot to find null 44 6 13 -197.85 4 0 0.0 282
1519837 6 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 16 -16.0 Limestone Red null ch g Cotai Glory Kocna Aussie Rules 5 62.14 54 b1 R P Whelan null T Collins Raced freely down the field in a handicap over 8f at Gowran Park most recent; generally out of form; blinkers first time; up in trip; hard to make a case for Wearing blinkers for the first time 59 5 6 33.11 5 0 0.0 340
1519837 7 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 9 68.1 Saxon Kingdom null b g Saxon Warrior Boundless Joy Montjeu 4 60.33 50 t G M Ryan null Thomas Dowling Landed a handicap by a neck off 45 over 8f at Gowran Park last time; that good form; consistent; contender Wearing a tonguestrap 61 7 8 -19.16 6 0 0.0 385
1519837 8 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 8 -16.0 Jurality GB ch g Masar Notary Lawman 4 59.87 49 null D McMonagle null P W Flynn Below par well beaten in a handicap over 10f at Fairyhouse latest; in good form prior; not proven trip; chance but needs stiff test null 57 5 1 150.05 7 0 0.0 381
1519837 9 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 4 -100.0 Harbanaker null b g Camacho Valse Bleue Barathea 8 58.97 47 t J M Sheridan null William Harvey Travelled well when landing a handicap by 1 1/2l off 41 here last time; goes well here; off a short-break; remains well treated on old form; every chance Wearing a tonguestrap 59 4 9 -26.91 8 0 0.0 385
1519837 10 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 12 68.1 Shining Aitch GB g g Sepoy Light Shine Dansili 8 58.97 47 t J J G Ryan 3 T G McCourt Below par down the field in a handicap over 8f at Gowran Park most recent; up in trip; doesn't look the force of old; best watched Wearing a tonguestrap 55 4 7 10.52 9 0 0.0 344
1519837 11 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 17 -100.0 Vervain null b f Acclamation Proxy Frankel 3 58.97 59 p G F Carroll null J G Murphy Appeared not to stay down the field in a handicap over 10f at Fairyhouse most recent; generally out of form; not proven trip; bit to find Wearing cheek pieces 46 3 11 -41.59 10 0 0.0 350
1519837 12 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 14 68.1 Roderick GB b g Pastoral Pursuits Reeling N' Rocking Mr. Greeley 9 58.06 45 t S Foley null P Sweeney Back to form beaten a neck off 45 over 8f at Naas last time; up in trip; top jockey retained; has dropped a long way in weights; in the mix Wearing a tonguestrap 60 3 4 72.34 11 0 0.0 379
1519837 13 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 3 -100.0 Gatsby Cap null b g Gale Force Ten Blue Dahlia Shamardal 9 57.61 44 t R Coakley null J C McConnell Below par beaten 9l in a handicap over 8f at Gowran Park last time; in good form on AW prior; up in trip; needs to prove as effective on this surface Wearing a tonguestrap 53 2 10 -27.36 12 0 0.0 311
1519837 14 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 11 -16.0 Elvetham null b g Blue Point. Elouges Dalakhani 3 56.7 54 null C D Hayes null D K Weld Below par down the field in a handicap at Gowran Park most recent; not fully exposed but inconsistent in short career; needs more null 56 4 null null 13 0 0.0 359
1519837 15 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 6 152.1 Thegooseiscooked null b m Footstepsinthesand Silly Goose Sadler's Wells 8 56.7 42 null J A Heffernan null G Keane Down the field in a handicap over 12f at Dundalk most recent; usually consistent; trainer in form; down in trip; returning from a break; longstanding maiden; best watched null 57 6 null null 14 0 0.0 322
1519837 16 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 2 -100.0 Lisabetta null b m Gutaifan Casablanca Jewel Kalanisi 7 55.79 40 b M W Hassett 5 T Doyle Yard won this last year; below par comfortably held in a handicap over 8f at Gowran Park last time; generally out of form; up in trip; hard to make a case for Wearing blinkers 57 4 3 73.84 15 0 0.0 355
1519837 17 3YO plus 19:50 Leopardstown (IRE) 12 Jun 2025 BoyleSports 'Best Odds From 8am' Handicap €7,200 1m 1f Good-good to firm in places null Weak Down to a career low mark of 59, EL BELLO might be able to defy top-weight in this competitive affair. Third on his two starts at the Curragh earlier this season, he did well to finish seventh when drawn widest of all on his penultimate outing. While disappointing at Listowel latest, he could redeem himself. Harbanaker and Saxon Kingdom are both bidding to follow up on their recent wins, with the former successful over course and distance from 5lb lower in April. Beaten by a neck in a 20-runner Naas contest last time, Roderick is sure to have plenty of supporters with Shane Foley aboard, while others for the shortlist are Starting Monday and three-time course and distance winner Smaoineamh Sile. An open race which could go to veteran STARTING MONDAY who has slipped to an attractive mark. Admittedly he could do with rain but there is some forecast and he is entitled to come on for his promising reappearance in the spring. Saxon Kingdom belatedly shed his maiden tag last time and may have more to offer now he's had his head in front so is feared most with top weight El Bello holding place claims off a much reduced mark. El Bello Harbanaker Starting Monday Saxon Kingdom El Bello 79 13 68.1 Vovatia null b f Dandy Man Queen Elsa Frozen Power 3 53.98 48 null R P Cleary null S Lavery Below par comfortably held in a handicap over 10f at Ballinrobe last time; yet to deliver on 2yo promise; plenty to do null 50 4 null null 16 0 0.0 283