held up mid-division, headway over 3f out, led over 2f out, soon headed, weakened final furlong
in touch, ridden over 3f out, soon weakened
held up towards rear, not clear run over 2f out, headway over 1f out, edged right inside final furlong, ran on to lead close home
tracked leaders, pushed along over 3f out, stayed on final furlong, never able to challenge
led, ridden and headed over 2f out, soon weakened
dwelt, held up, ridden over 2f out, stayed on inside final furlong, nearest finish
held up, headway over 3f out, led over 1f out, soon headed, kept on same pace inside final furlong
held up, headway over 2f out, led over 1f out, hard ridden and staying on when headed close home
held up, switched left and headway over 1f out, hung right inside final furlong, never nearer
held up, ridden and effort over 2f out, edged right over 1f out, one pace
mid-division, ridden halfway, never dangerous
slowly into stride, held up, ridden halfway, never dangerous
held up mid-division, pulled hard, ridden and weakened 2f out
Craic Sa Ceili was a very easy five length winner of a nursery at Ayr on Tuesday and even under a 6lb penalty it is difficult to oppose Mick Channon's horse. That success came on softish ground and, with the conditions likely to be similar here, Tony Culhane's mount rates the TEAMtalk selection. Topweight Thunderpoint failed to reproduce of his best on a softer surface at Ayr last time and is probably best watched, especially with Kevin Darley deserting him in favour of Dancinginthestreet. Alan King is not known for his great success with two-year-olds but has done well with Howle Hill, who clearly warrants respect as does Richard Hannon's Tease for who Mick Kinane has been booked. The biggest danger to the selection may prove to be the Barry Hills-trained Bint Alhaarth who caught the eye behind Garmoucheh here last time. That was over seven furlongs on fast ground though and on this softer surface we would rather stick with the Channon horse.