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 Pace Rating Form scan position Form scan value First price Last price Change in % ATR index Predictor score
1 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 11 -63.6 Dialin For Dollars null ch c Mehmas Paper Dreams Green Desert 2 60.33 null null N M Crosse null D Marnane Should improve for his debut a week ago; ran well enough without looking special null 7 null null 26 51 96.15 170.33 240
2 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 1 -56.8 Gstaad GB b c Starspangledbanner Mosa Mine Exceed and Excel 2 60.33 null null C D Hayes null A P OBrien 22 Mar; 450,000gns Starspangledbanner colt; half-brother to the very smart Vandeek (6f G1 winner) and a couple of other winners Mine's A Double (5f) and Becker (5f); dam a maiden half-sister to 5-6f winner Caustic Wit and the useful Sirocco Breeze (7f winner); lots to like on paper null 0 null null 9.5 10 5.26 48.58 278
3 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 8 -13.7 Invincible Will null b c Invincible Army Lady Nancy Zoffany 2 60.33 null null G F Carroll null G P Cromwell 12 Feb; 16,000 euros Invincible Army colt; half-brother to G3 third and 6f maiden winner Coralillo; market can guide null 0 null null 26 41 57.69 124.36 253
4 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 10 -13.7 Namiid null b c Acclamation Ascot Family Desert Style 2 60.33 null null N G McCullagh null J P Murtagh 11 Mar; 80,000 euros Acclamation colt; half-brother to the very handy Family One (G2/3 4.5-5.5f winner), Englemere (5f winner) and Modern Family (5.5f winner, second in Listed); dam won over 5/7f and related to the very useful Flanders (5f Listed winner) null 0 null null 51 81 58.82 66.32 253
5 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 5 51.0 Venetian Star null b c Starman Mistress Of Venice Bated Breath 2 60.33 null null B M Coen null J P Murtagh Didn't show much on debut; dam was a maiden winner over 5f null 4 null null 15 12 -20 144.03 380
6 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 7 -13.7 Wind Spirit GB b c Kingman Wind Fire Distorted Humor 2 60.33 null null D P McDonogh null J P OBrien 27 Apr; 50,000gns Kingman colt; half-brother to four winners, Air Force Jet (5f winner and second in Listed), Lady Clementine (8-9f winner), Hellfire Boy (6f winner) and Moonstrike (6.5f winner); dam was handy (5f Listed winner and G3 second) null 0 null null 11 15 36.36 223.78 278
7 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 9 null Dakota Dancer null b f Sioux Nation Victrix Ludorum Invincible Spirit 2 58.06 null null C T Keane null H De Bromhead 23 May; 15,000 euros Sioux Nation filly; half-sister to three average winners from 6-8f; dam was a reasonable 6/7f winner null 0 null null null 253
8 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 6 51.0 Havana Anna GB b f Havana Grey Miss Villefranche Danehill Dancer 2 58.06 null null G M Ryan null Donnacha OBrien 30 Jan; 65,000 euros Havana Grey filly; half-sister to handy Muscika (6f winner), Monseiur Beaulieu (5-7f winner) and a couple of other winners; dam an average 8.5f winner and a half-sister to the very useful Moyenne Corniche (8/14f winner and second Listed) and a few more winners null 0 null null 8 12 50 380.52 253
9 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 2 29.5 Heart And A Half null b f U S Navy Many Hearts Distorted Humor 2 58.06 null null A J Slattery null J A Stack Some way behind on debut; needs to leave that behind her; is a full sister to Mission To Moon (7f winner) and a half-sister to a few more handy winners; capable of better, but likely to find a few too good null 7 null null 67 67 0 0.0 230
10 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 4 -78.4 Padel Addict null b f Ten Sovereigns Karasiyra Alhaarth 2 58.06 null null W J Lee null H De Bromhead 8 Mar; 11,000 euros Ten Sovereigns filly; half-sister to 10f winner Karalara and 1m winner Karishma; dam a 7/12f winner (including Listed) null 0 null null 15 26 73.33 252.05 253
11 null 2YO only 13:30 Navan (IRE) 17 May 2025 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden €10,800 5f 180y Good (Good to Firm in places) null Weak Having been considered smart enough to make her debut in a Listed race earlier this month, TRUE LOVE should take full advantage of this first run in maiden company. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly made a hugely encouraging start to her career, always prominent before keeping on to finish second to a highly-regarded juvenile. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly be good enough to see the daughter of No Nay Never register a first success. Venetian Star should be all the better for his introduction at the Curragh. Johnny Murtagh's two-year-olds have tended to improve for an initial outing. Jockey bookings would suggest that Padel Addict is the pick of her stable's two representatives here. Some of these have had a run, and of those with experience, TRUE LOVE is the one that stands out. She was thrown into a Listed race on debut and ran a very creditable second. She is related to a couple of G2 winners and with plenty of improvement likely, she is the one they all have to beat. Gstaad is very well bred, being a half-brother to top-class Vandeek, and is selected as the biggest danger. Another newcomer of note is Wind Spirit, and this son of Kingman can hit the frame. True Love Venetian Star True Love Gstaad Wind Spirit 20 3 51.0 True Love null b f No Nay Never Alluringly Fastnet Rock 2 58.06 null null W M Lordan null A P OBrien Showed plenty of promise when second in a Listed race on debut; is full-sister to Truly Enchanting (6f G2 winner) and half-sister to Lily Pond (9f G2 winner); should be plenty more to come and looks the one to beat null 9 null null 1.53 1.4 -8.7 560.23 326