2:30 Curragh Tips

Ran well last time in a Group 3 on the all weather after a year off and it looks hugely significant connections come back to the Curragh to tackle this company. Was a Listed winner in France and was pitched in at the deep end when making debut for yard in the Group 1 Pretty Polly last season. Has been given plenty of time and should improve for that comeback and go well here. Holds some nice Group 1 entries including the Yorkshire Oaks so may stay further in time. Yard had a double yesterday and if doesn't bounce after comeback run can run a big race.

Highly promising daughter of Gleneagles & Holy Salt ( Dam's sire Holy Roman Emperor ) who is best not judged on her last outing at Ascot 32 days ago as that race wasn't run to suit this individuals nature of going and the extremely fast ground at the Ascot track didn't make things any easier however P Twomy's inmate is a very consistent type who is capable of quickly bouncing back steps up in trip here racing at the 1 mile 2 furlong trip that being a good move by her connections and she is well bred to be effective over this sort of trip and a good analysis of this Al Shira'Aa Racing Meadow Court Group 3 Stakes clearly shows One Look will be extremely well suited here with her ideal pace level at her disposal given the horses enrolled to run here and the 1 mile 2 furlong trip here at the Curragh track with ground conditions more in her favour this time out all very positive factors expect to see One Look bouncing back to play a huge role over on the business end here with jockey W M Lordan taking the ride must enter calculations here

Naomi Lapaglia won twice as a two-year-old. Both of those wins were over two years ago, but she has been placed and run well several times in decent company. She was two lengths behind One Look in both her races this year and should appreciate the extra distance over which she ran well last year.

Uluru is a 4yo filly trained by J P O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore. She won a 12.5f Listed race recently, posting a personal best RPR of 105, beating her more fancied stablemate Lemsairbat (7-4f) with Layfayette, a six-time stakes winner, which includes a Group 2 and two Group 3's. So, a fair amount of improvement from Uluru. She has 1m2f form, and with Moore up, and being ground versatile, she comes here in the form of her life and has to enter calculations.

Azada makes plenty of appeal in this Group 3 Stakes. The four-year-old trained by D.K. Weld boasts a classy profile, having won the Listed Garnet Stakes at Naas back in October. She's proven on sounder ground, and today's testing conditions at the Curragh look in her favor. With course experience and Chris Hayes in the saddle, she's one of the more solid bets in a competitive fillies and mares field.

Indigo Five is a 6-year-old mare trained by James John Feane and ridden by Seamie Heffernan. She is a three-time winner at the Curragh and placed on a further threw occasions, so clearly loves this place. She posted a career-high RPR of 103 over a mile at Navan on her penultimate start, beaten 3.25 lengths behind Barnarvara and 2.75 lengths behind Red Letter. 'In rear, switched left and headway over 2f out, went third over 1f out, kept on inside final furlong, lost third post.' Barnavara has since won a Group 3 at Naas, and Red Letter has since won a Listed race at Killarney. Indigo Five is relatively unexposed over today's 1m 2f (She does have a piece of form in a lower grade), and given she is ground versatile and relishes this track, she could well take advantage of some favorable conditions and be challenging in the closing stages.