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1528487 1 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 10 -100.0 Airspeed null b g Soldier's Call Gorane Dream Ahead 3 63.5 82 null Sorcha Woods 7 E Lynam Perhaps not suited by the ground, well backed but beaten 9l in a nursery over 6f at Hamilton last time. Returning from a long layoff. Bit to find. null 74 7 null null 10 0 0.0 391
1528487 2 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 18 67.8 Fair Taxes null b g Exceed and Excel Oriental Song Shamardal 4 63.5 78 null Nicola Burns 7 R OSullivan Scored by a neck off 78 at Navan on penultimate start. Below form in a better race when 12th, beaten 6 1/4l off 81 last time. Wide draw and probably on a stiff enough mark. null 80 7 12 2.84 7 14 95.38 369
1528487 3 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 20 -100.0 Desert Power null g g Slade Power Miss Power Zebedee 4 63.05 77 null G F Carroll null E Lynam Improved for faster ground when second, beaten 1 1/2l in a maiden over 6f at Navan latest. Returning from a long layoff. Significant jockey booking and wide draw. Can progress again in handicaps for a yard that excels with sprinters. null 79 1 2 58.78 11 0 0.0 441
1528487 4 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 11 67.8 Moral Turpitude null ch f Raven's Pass Russian Spirit Falbrav 4 62.6 76 t S Foley null Daniel Murphy Far too keen and did too much too soon when beaten 6l in a handicap at Dundalk last time. On a fair mark at best but inconsistent. Wearing a tonguestrap 82 5 4 35.28 2 30 88.81 340
1528487 5 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 12 -100.0 Emerald Harmony null b f Soldier's Call Green Chorus Oratorio 4 62.14 75 h1 B M Coen null J P Murtagh Ran to form when beaten 4l off 77 at Bellewstown last time. Hood on for the first time. Trainer in form. Consistent but holds no secrets from the handicapper. Wearing a hood for the first time 86 6 13 2.83 8 14 98.46 338
1528487 6 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 9 -100.0 Magical Vision null ch m Dragon Pulse Musical Mirage Royal Anthem 8 62.14 75 null C D Hayes null A A Howard Probably needed the race when beaten 5l in a handicap here last time. Was in good form prior. Returning from a break. null 81 5 9 10.95 12 0 0.0 427
1528487 7 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 7 67.8 Surpass And Shine null b c Exceed and Excel Enlace Shamardal 4 62.14 75 null J A Heffernan null P J Flynn Improved again when landing a handicap by a length off 68 at Down Royal last time. Progressive, though revised mark will demand more. null 76 7 16 -25.29 13 0 0.0 341
1528487 8 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 3 -100.0 Cuban Grey GB g g Havana Grey Tout Va Bien Verglas 5 61.69 74 t R M Mulligan 7 P J McKenna Went too fast when beaten 5l in a handicap at Dundalk last time. In good form prior. Drawn on the wing of a large field. Consistent. Wearing a tonguestrap 87 8 15 -9.61 14 0 0.0 375
1528487 9 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 13 -100.0 Billie Be Quick null b f Belardo Vibe Queen Invincible Spirit 3 61.23 77 v1 K G Kennedy 5 Mrs J Harrington Did not get a clear run when scoring by 1 1/4l off 70 at Down Royal on penultimate start. Too much to do behind an all-the-way winner when second, beaten 1 1/2l off 76 last time. Wears a visor for the first time. Progressive. Should run well. Wearing a visor for the first time 86 2 6 28.8 6 17 138.46 418
1528487 10 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 16 -100.0 Rappell null ch g Soldier's Call Spinning Lucy Spinning World 4 60.78 72 b D McMonagle null P W Flynn Ran to form up in grade and trip in first-time blinkers when beaten 1/2l off 70 over 6f here last time. Generally consistent on sound surface over sprint trips. Wearing blinkers 82 5 17 -33.92 4 25 295.24 407
1528487 11 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 8 -100.0 My Girl Sioux null b m Sioux Nation Jessica Jo Mastercraftsman 5 59.87 70 null J S Dalton 10 A Slattery Held on gamely and improved again when landing a handicap by a head off 66 at Navan last time. Progressing since getting her head in front. null 80 3 19 -152.0 15 0 0.0 342
1528487 12 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 4 -100.0 Mint Man GB b g Due Diligence Ahwahnee Compton Place 4 59.42 69 t R P Whelan null P J F Murphy Below form at a stiffer track when doing too much too soon and the pace collapsed, beaten 4l off 70 at Navan last time. Top jockey back on board. Consistent and can bounce back if ridden more patiently. Wearing a tonguestrap 82 5 10 5.95 16 0 0.0 360
1528487 13 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 14 -100.0 Smoke Them Out null b g Sands Of Mali Night Secret Dark Angel 3 58.97 72 null J J G Ryan 3 T G McCourt Bit below form when beaten 3 1/4l off 74 at Bellewstown last time. Unreliable and looks flattered by 2yo form. null 86 7 5 29.5 1 36 203.62 376
1528487 14 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 19 -100.0 Blue Balle GB g g Zoustar Blue Crest Verglas 4 58.06 66 null R Whearty 3 Dermot Kilmartin Improved on final qualifying run when beaten 8 1/2l in a maiden over 6f here last time. Off a long absence. Wide draw and needs to back up latest improvement. null 74 5 7 22.95 17 0 0.0 309
1528487 15 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 5 -100.0 Nezeeh null b g Profitable Snowstar Raven's Pass 4 57.61 65 b J M Sheridan null D Hogan Ideally suited by trip when scoring by 3l off 58 at Cork in May. Below form when down the field most recently. Probably needs to come down a few pounds. Wearing blinkers 77 7 18 -36.29 18 0 0.0 290
1528487 16 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 15 235.6 Verified null b g Camacho It's True Kheleyf 4 57.61 65 p D S O'Sullivan 7 Charles Weld Challenged a bit too soon back up in trip and grade off a strong pace when beaten 4l off 65 over 6f here last time. Frustrating maiden and inconsistent. Wearing cheek pieces 75 5 14 -6.28 5 20 91.58 321
1528487 17 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 6 403.4 Mary Shoelaces null br f U S Navy Mary's Daughter Royal Applause 4 57.15 64 null Jessica O'Gorman 7 E P Harty Won this last year. Returned to form when beaten a length off 63 at Cork last time. Poor strike rate and inconsistent. null 78 6 8 22.78 19 0 0.0 358
1528487 18 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 17 67.8 I'm Spartacus null ch g Profitable Air Of Mystery Sakhee's Secret 4 55.34 60 null R P Cleary null A McGuinness Never in the race and below form when beaten 10l in a handicap over 7f at Fairyhouse last time. Appears better on all-weather. null 81 4 11 5.78 9 12 48.16 328
1528487 19 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 2 67.8 Beano Power null ch f Dandy Man Almond Brook Mayson 4 54.88 59 t W M Lordan null E Lynam Scored by 1 1/2l off 53 at Navan in April. Ran to form when third, beaten 2l off 58 last time. Drawn on the wing of a large field. Consistent and best suited by a strongly run stiff 5f. Wearing a tonguestrap 83 5 3 40.7 3 30 286.36 440
1528487 20 null 3YO plus 16:15 Curragh (IRE) 20 Jul 2025 Kwiff: Proud Sponsors Of The Supercharge Series Handicap €12,600 5f Good-good to yielding in places null Weak BEANO POWER may prove the pick of Eddie Lynam's three runners. She handled soft ground well when successful at Navan this spring and had My Girl Sioux close behind when placed at Naas last time. The Andy Slattery-trained in-foal mare has won both outings since and rates an obvious threat. Billie Be Quick won over this trip at Down Royal last month and subsequently had Smoke Them Out nearly two lengths back in third, with Emerald Harmony fourth, when runner-up at Bellewstown. Mary Shoelaces won this race 12 months ago and should again put up a bold show following a creditable third at Cork. BILLIE BE QUICK failed to reel in an all the way winner on her follow up attempt but she finished ahead of Smoke Them Out and with that rival now looking flattered by his 2yo efforts she should confirm that form. This stiffer track could suit and see her get the better of the consistent Cuban Grey who went too fast last time but was a C&D winner in the spring under this claimer. Arguably the best treated in the field is Desert Power who placed on all of his maiden starts last year. He has been given every chance by the handicapper and should be capable of better for a yard which excels with sprinters but he may just need this after a year off. The consistent Emerald Harmony has dropped back below her last winning mark and completes the list of dangers. Beano Power Billie Be Quick Billie Be Quick Cuban Grey Desert Power 82 1 -100.0 Mymomentintime USA b c Kantharos Karida Mr. Greeley 6 53.98 57 h K J Leonard null Miss S A Finn Went too fast from a poor draw when beaten 7 1/4l in a handicap here last time. Returning from a long layoff. Drawn on the wing of a large field. Doesn't look the force of old. Wearing a hood 76 6 1 68.82 20 0 0.0 361