Curragh 16:52 Odds Comparison

170,000 gns Ghaiyyath colt from a family his yard has enjoyed success with, and he showed plenty amidst obvious greenness when third (under this jockey) behind a pair of stablemates in 1m maiden here (heavy) in November. Extra furlong looks sure to suit and he's a likely improver.

Dubawi colt. Dam, 1m winner, sister to smart winner up to 1¼m Antilles. Wears blinkers for debut. Likely to be significant that he's the choice of Ryan Moore and merits serious consideration.

Dubawi colt. Half-brother to high-class winner up to 1½m Auguste Rodin. Dam, winner up to 1¼m (2-y-o 7f/1m winner) who stayed 1½m, sister to high-class winner up to 1½m Magical. Bred to come into his own over middle distances but still very much respected on racecourse bow.

Camelot filly. Half-sister to 3 winners, including very smart 1m-1¼m winner Prague and useful 9f-1¾m winner Knight of Honour. Dam 2-y-o 6f winner. Makes plenty of appeal on paper and she's one to be interested in, especially if supported.

Saxon Warrior colt left his debut form well behind when (14/1) third on turf debut/return from 4 months off at Naas and while this is a deeper maiden, he's open to improvement upped in trip.

€100,000 yearling, Wootton Bassett gelding. Half-brother to useful winner up to 8.5f Arturo Toscanini. Dam, ungenuine 2-y-o 6f/7f winner, sister to smart 7f-8.5f winner Carribean Sunset. Tongue strap on for debut and well worth a market check (yard also saddles Atomic City).

Space Blues filly, whose owners have enjoyed plenty of success with this family, ran to a fair level when 12 lengths fifth of 7 in Naas listed race (good) in July and should improve over a slightly longer trip.

Wootton Bassett colt. Half-brother to several winners, including smart 7f/1m winner Taniyar. Shaped as if sure to improve when sixth in 23-runner maiden here last month, though Ryan Moore looks elsewhere on this occasion.

€20,000 foal, €58,000 yearling, Sea The Moon colt. Half-brother to winner up to 9.5f May Night and 8.6f winner Sweet Talkin Sue. Probably one for the longer-term.