6:10 Galway Tips

Strongest current profile in the field. Market confidence is significant - currently around the shortest-priced runner. Trainer/jockey combination of Joseph O'Brien and Dylan Browne McMonagle is a major positive. 7f should suit, and he looks the most forward of these lightly raced 2yos. In maiden races, a horse showing early ability is often a bigger advantage than raw ratings.

Our Boy Bailey has arguably the best form on offer. A debut second at Roscommon was followed by a down-the-field finish in the Windsor Castle at the Royal Meeting. A drop in grade today will see him go close.

Green when 5th on debut in a Fairyhouse maiden. Well bred * top trainer means this one is sure to improve & will most likely go close today

Trained by P.Twomey and ridden by Billy Lee. Clearly highly thought of as holds entries for a couple of Group One races and a big race at Naas. Son of Bayside Boy finished third on debut in a 17 runner Maiden at Fairyhouseover six furlongs,beaten less than a length. Stayed on strongly inside final furlong to just get pipped at the post. Dissapointing on last outing at the Curragh when tenth of twelve. If back to form of debut run then an go close today.

Yellow Sky showed promise on debut by finishing fifth, beaten just seven lengths, and is effective over this seven-furlong distance on good to firm ground. With expected improvement from that run, he has the potential to challenge if he builds on his initial effort.