Both of those efforts were over today’s trip and, this not being the strongest of races, he should take some beating. Dermot Weld’s gelding has shown promise on more than one occasion, perhaps most notably this season when touched off in a Curragh maiden, and on his next outing, when a close third in a Dundalk maiden. Its main attraction is that it condenses this action into short rounds, allowing you to engage in sizeable skirmishes that are still quick enough to enjoy. Thaleeq deserves a change of luck and can get it in race three, the Pride Of Place Maiden. Dawn of Titans is a fascinating strategy game along the lines of the popular Total War saga. Eglish looks an obvious danger, coming here on the back of a fine run in defeat at Dundalk. The return to six furlongs should suit the selection. April 2017 edited June 2017 in Support & Bug Reports. John McConnell’s seven-year-old ran a big race in defeat behind Curraheen Princess on his latest outing, making notable late progress into third place behind the improving winner. Stanhope has leading claims in the second race, the Melbourne 10 Sorry We Can’t Be There This Year Handicap.

If he takes to this surface, he should have little trouble accounting for his rivals off today’s mark.