| 1526578 |
1 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
8 |
42.9 |
Anjaaline |
null |
g |
f |
Anjaal |
Expedience |
With Approval |
4 |
61.23 |
null |
null |
W Joyce |
3 |
Patrick Magee |
Well beaten all starts latest 45l last of 11 at at Leopardstown most recent; impossible to fancy |
null |
16 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
287 |
| 1526578 |
2 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
12 |
50.7 |
Chico Chico |
null |
ch |
g |
Rock Of Gibraltar |
Maudlin Magdalen |
Dylan Thomas |
3 |
60.78 |
null |
null |
R C Colgan |
null |
D Kinsella |
Rock Of Gibraltar gelding; first foal; dam smart at 10f, half-sister to winners Grade 2 8-12f winner Elektrum |
null |
59 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
261 |
| 1526578 |
3 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
5 |
-4.7 |
Micheil Cee |
null |
b |
g |
Kuroshio |
Frabrika |
Intense Focus |
3 |
60.78 |
null |
t1 |
R P Whelan |
null |
M OCallaghan |
7,000 euros Kuroshio gelding; half-brother to Petra Celera, very useful at 6f as 2yo; dam useful at 6f at 2yo; tongue-tie first time; yard won this last year |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
52 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
-9 |
64.1 |
261 |
| 1526578 |
4 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
4 |
-52.4 |
Pete's Dream |
null |
b |
g |
Elzaam |
Michael's Missile |
Majestic Missile |
3 |
60.78 |
null |
null |
A J Slattery |
null |
A Slattery |
Poorly drawn down the field in a maiden over 8f at Limerick most recent run, but had shown plenty in two starts prior to that; good chance will bounce back |
null |
78 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
-11 |
137.88 |
335 |
| 1526578 |
5 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
6 |
-4.7 |
Sun Soldier |
null |
b |
g |
Soldier's Call |
Ultra Violet |
Gleneagles |
3 |
60.78 |
77 |
null |
D McMonagle |
null |
A Oliver |
Two good efforts, latest when 5l third in a maiden at The Curragh; repeat of those looks likely and big chance |
null |
84 |
5 |
3 |
-7.72 |
|
|
1 |
38 |
848.57 |
314 |
| 1526578 |
6 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
3 |
-52.4 |
Turners Cross |
null |
b |
g |
No Nay Never |
Saucy Spirit |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
60.78 |
72 |
p1 |
S Foley |
null |
Mrs J Harrington |
Tried in Group company at 2yo and generally better form as a juvenile than this season; weak in the market when fourth beaten 5 1/4l over 5f at Bellewstown latest; cheekpieces first time; needs to improve |
Wearing cheek pieces for the first time |
72 |
6 |
1 |
39.56 |
|
|
9 |
-8 |
83.33 |
310 |
| 1526578 |
7 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
9 |
-28.6 |
Washington Street |
null |
ch |
g |
Earthlight |
Elusive Laurence |
Lawman |
3 |
60.78 |
75 |
null |
J Kearney |
3 |
G M Lyons |
Better effort down to 6f when beaten 3 1/4l in a maiden at The Curragh last time; that backed up steadily progressive form; top yard going well and a significant contender |
null |
86 |
7 |
2 |
7.72 |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
328 |
| 1526578 |
8 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
11 |
90.5 |
Woolridge |
GB |
b |
g |
Zoustar |
Carolinae |
Makfi |
3 |
60.78 |
null |
null |
R Whearty |
3 |
A Oliver |
40,000gns Zoustar gelding; full-brother to Sweet Carolina, useful at 5f; dam smart at 7f; worth watching in the market on debut |
null |
63 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
261 |
| 1526578 |
9 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
7 |
19.1 |
Amicitia |
null |
b |
f |
Inns Of Court |
Dashing Approach |
New Approach |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
N G McCullagh |
null |
J P Murtagh |
Fair effort on debut when 8l 5th of 13 at Dundalk back in November; not seen since and may need the run, but open to improvement |
null |
70 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
387 |
| 1526578 |
10 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
1 |
-52.4 |
Phoenix Pairc |
null |
g |
f |
Phoenix Of Spain |
Tooley Woods |
Cape Cross |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
W J Lee |
null |
W McCreery |
Three decent efforts and the best of them last time when fourth beaten 3l in a maiden over 7f at Roscommon; top course jockey; possibly still something to come and could figure |
null |
78 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
280 |
| 1526578 |
11 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
2 |
-4.7 |
She's A Gift |
GB |
b |
f |
Iffraaj |
Encore Moi |
Exceed and Excel |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
D W O'Connor |
null |
J C McConnell |
Bit better effort second start after last of 16 on debut; massive improvement needed to get involved though |
null |
37 |
3 |
4 |
-39.56 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
236 |
| 1526578 |
12 |
null |
3YO plus |
13:05 |
Navan (IRE) |
13 Jul 2025 |
Ardboyne Hotel Maiden |
€7,200 |
5f 180y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
WASHINGTON STREET has the beating of Sun Soldier on their clash at the Curragh where the former took second, almost two lengths ahead of the third-placed latter. Washington Street is also 3lb better off due to Jack Kearney's claim. Both horses have been placed on their last couple of starts and ought to be in the thick of the action. Johnny Murtagh's Blue Point filly Zuheila is well worth keeping an eye on in the market ahead of her debut, while Phoenix Pairc is improving with racing. Turners Cross and Pete's Dream, who drops in trip, are others in with a shout of prize money. |
The most interesting of the newcomers here is Zuheila, a very speedily-bred runner from the Johnny Murtagh yard. She is worth watching for a market move, but the safe money is with one of the quite accomplished experienced runners, the pick of whom is probably WASHINGTON STREET. He has five runs under his belt and has been steadily progressive. A little more improvement is likely to see him home in front. Sun Soldier looks very dangerous having been unlucky on his debut when caught in traffic as the winner kicked and then closing late. He finished 1 3/4l behind the selection last time and re-opposes on the same terms. |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Washington Street |
Sun Soldier |
Zuheila |
39 |
10 |
19.1 |
Zuheila |
null |
b |
f |
Blue Point |
Zunera |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
B M Coen |
null |
J P Murtagh |
Blue Point filly; half-sister to Zarzyni, very smart at 5f; dam smart at 5f; promises to be very sharp and could contend |
null |
77 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
-9 |
62.82 |
286 |