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 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 3 -11.0 Brussels GB b c Wootton Bassett Fond Words Shamardal 2 59.42 null null R L Moore null A P OBrien Yard won this in 2024 (debutant) and 2023, both being subsequent top-flight winners; 300,000gns Wootton Bassett colt; half-brother to Lord Lovelace, very useful at 7f; very interesting. null 0 null null 2.5 2.5 0 0.0 288
2 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 9 -2.9 Canon Law null b c Waldgeist Oh Sedulous Lawman 2 59.42 null null L T McAteer null B W Duke Well beaten in a maiden at Navan (150-1) only start; down to run 5.10 here on Friday; difficult to fancy. null 8 null null 151 201 33.11 14.66 223
3 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 1 -11.0 Cisterna null b c Mehmas Zarnitsa Dubawi 2 59.42 null null A J Slattery null A Slattery 25 February foal; 65,000gns Mehmas colt; others look far likelier on paper. null 0 null null 34 34 0 0.0 253
4 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 2 5.2 Cool Azul null b c Blue Point Spanish Fly Iffraaj 2 59.42 null null W J Lee null A Oliver 15 April foal; 30,000euros Blue Point colt; half-brother to Last Crusader, very smart at 5f; dam very smart at 6f at 2yo; some appeal on pedigree but others are still likelier. null 0 null null 34 41 20.59 46.2 253
5 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 4 -51.5 Ennoble null ch c Starspangledbanner Mironica Excellent Art 2 59.42 null null D McMonagle null J P OBrien 7 April foal; 62,000euros Starspangledbanner colt; half-brother to Sirici, very smart at 5f; dam smart at 6f at 2yo; worth a precautionary market check for his good yard. null 0 null null 9 7.5 -16.67 222.22 263
6 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 6 -11.0 Kansas null b c Wootton Bassett Fire Fly Galileo 2 59.42 null null W M Lordan null A P OBrien Yard, which has won last two runnings of this race, also run the Ryan Moore-ridden Brussels; promising third over 5f at Naas on debut; has to be respected. null 10 null null 4.33 6 38.46 623.52 319
7 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 10 45.6 Killourney Reigns null b c Ten Sovereigns Dara's Girl Starspangledbanner 2 59.42 null null B M Coen null J P Murtagh Midfield over C&D on debut earlier this month (10-1 then); improvement definitely needed now. null 3 null null 15 12 -20 138.33 227
8 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 7 5.2 Learntodiscover GB b c Havana Grey Our Gal Kyllachy 2 59.42 null null C T Keane null G M Lyons 16 March foal; 140,000gns Havana Grey colt; half-brother to Baby Gal, very useful at 6f; dam smart at 10f; good yard has some smart early 2yos, so this colt is worth a market check. null 0 null null 9 4 -55.56 1333.33 278
9 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 8 45.6 Maximum Scepticism null b c Churchill So Devoted Holy Roman Emperor 2 59.42 null null D P McDonogh null J P OBrien 12 March foal; 225,000 Churchill colt; half-brother to True Blue Gent, useful at 6f; dam very useful at 7f; good trainer (who also runs Ennoble) can ready a newcomer. null 0 null null 13 17 30.77 170.14 278
10 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 11 22.6 Sand Art null b c U S Navy Canford Art Canford Cliffs 2 59.42 null null J A Heffernan null Kevin Coleman 1 April foal; U S Navy Flag colt; half-brother to Ink Sketch, fair at 5f; dam very useful at 6f; others appeal much more on paper. null 0 null null 51 51 0 0.0 253
11 n 2YO only 13:20 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Avenuebloodstock.com Irish European Breeders Fund €18,000 6f Good-good to firm in places null Even A contest where the market should be informative. Aidan O'Brien has taken the last two renewals and fields a pair of Wootton Bassett colts in BRUSSELS and Kansas. The former made 300,000gns at the sales and is the mount of Ryan Moore so a big run looks more than likely. Kansas has had the benefit of an outing in Naas, where he finished third, and improvement should be forthcoming. He holds an entry in an early-closing sales race at Doncaster. O'Brien is operating at a strike-rate of just under 40 per cent in juvenile races this season. Newcomer Ennoble is one of two representatives from Joseph O'Brien's stable and is a half-brother to a Listed winner. Not much to go on with these 2yos, so a market check is essential. BRUSSELS looks a likely type on paper for Aidan O'Brien, who has won this with subsequent top-flight winners Henri Matisse (making his debut) and Unquestionable in the last two years. With Ryan Moore's presence in the saddle a significant-looking pointer, Brussels may be up to beating stablemate Kansas, who nonetheless commands respect after last month's promising debut run and has an experience advantage this time. Potential improver Slaudeen may be best of the rest ahead of Learntodiscover. Brussels Kansas Brussels Kansas Slaudeen 26 5 -19.1 Slaudeen GB b c Starspangledbanner Private Paradise Galileo 2 59.42 null null S Foley null Mrs J Harrington Yard has won two of last nine runnings of race; 5l fourth over C&D last month; prominent in betting then so quite possible he's capable of bettering that now. null 7 null null 9 17 88.89 512.42 372