Comes with a loft reputation and now tackles a Group One after finishing fourth in the G3 Tyros Stakes over 1408m at this track, beaten 5 lengths by Florida Bay. Looks a strong top-three prospect.

Picked up in great style to break his maiden by 7L over 1609m at Curragh second time out. The choice of Ryan Moore from Aidan O'Brien's four runners. Yard have an execellent record in this race and must be greatly respected.

Ready to tackle the top level this time after finishing third in the G2 Futurity Stakes on his latest appearance over 1408m at Curragh, beaten 1.5L by Giant Sequoia. Not without a strong chance upped in grade.

Still a maiden and came from off the pace on debut last start then wound up to finish runner-up at this track over 1609m at this track. Looks up against it trying to break the maiden at this level.

Tackles a Group One after finishing fourth in the G2 Futurity Stakes on his most recent start over 1408m at Curragh, beaten 1.5L by Giant Sequoia. Has form to overturn with Green Dreamer. Sure to be thereabouts.

Well exposed at this point and finally got off the mark after taking out a much weaker race on his latest start over 1709m at Hamilton Park, scoring by 12 lengths. Experience over this trip could help. Looks vulnerable.

Made it three wins on the bounce last start when he scored in the Listed Stonehenge Stakes over 1609m at Salisbury by a neck. Stable have a fine record when sending juveniles to Ireland. In form and certainly worth following up.

Another one of the Ballydoyle quartet. Impressive winner last start over 1408m at Curragh, getting home by 1.5 lengths. That form isn't strong enough however has a fabulous pedigree. Worth a market check.

Comes here off the back of winning a maiden at Galway six weeks ago. Looks the stable fourth string. Open to plenty of improvement but needs it.

Got off the mark at the third attempt in a Curragh maiden four weeks ago. One of three in here for Joseph O'Brien. Form from his maiden win isn't strong enough.