2:40 Leopardstown Tips

A lot of top stables with potentially good horses, but this trainer usually does well with the runners that she sends out. This one was 2nd over 7f on soft on debut. With improvement likely on slightly faster going, he could improve for the win for the same team.

The yard has won this the last three times. The horse is a 600,000 guineas Camelot colt. Top course trainer who can get the best out of him.

This colt only managed seventh place at Navan. The stiff course may have been a test for the son of Wootton Bassett. Leopardstown's galloping track may be more to his liking. Plus, he will know what is expected, which can see Ronan Whelan getting a positive run.

II Corsaro is an intriguing newcomer from the powerful Ballydoyle stable. With Aidan O'Brien's excellent record in maidens and Seamie Heffernan aboard, expectations are high for this colt's debut.

Sharkeyboy will be competing on faster ground today than in his debut race. Coupled with successful trainer W P Mullins, this gives every reason to bet on him finishing in the money

Definite signs of promise on debut in decent maiden here @ Leopardstown and followed that up with improved effort in similar level maiden over a mile @ the Curragh, when making some very good late headway to come 4/7 beaten 5.5 lengths. Should come on again, very good apprentice up who is allowed their 3lb claim and top trainer is best here with his 2yo's last 5 seasons @ 17 percent, making current 20/1 decent Ew value in the race.

Grand Premiere can go well for the Jessica Harrington yard. Grand Premiere has a first race today but has got a very good pedigree. The trainer has won with a couple first time out in the past weeks. Can go very well today.

Eniac is a 2-year-old colt trained by in-form trainer Donnacha Aidan O'Brien. He finished a promising 9th out of 16 on debut at Naas, racing prominently for much of the contest. He will have clearly benefited from the run. He has a nice pedigree, being related to four winners, two of which were quite useful: King Of Koji and Harajuku, who posted RPRs of 115 and 109, respectively. Outside chance.

Owner Jimmy Fyffe has spent some good money on quality horses, and Mergus Sernator comes from a yard that can get one ready for a debut outing, being Gavin Cromwell. Mergus Sernator has already been gelded, and this son of Masar and dam sire War Front, whose progenies do well in the United States, can be seen having a very good run here on the first run.