7:10 Naas Tips

Ger Lyons’ three-year-old colt sits right at the peak of our target-efficiency matrix. The elite stable maintains a dominant 23.9% strike rate when campaign-targeting runners inside this exact mid-60s OR tier. Entering the handicap ranks following a breakthrough victory over a similar trip last time out, he benefits from a highly useful physical weight-for-age relief layer carrying just 8st 9lb. Partnered with Nicola Burns, his raw class should comfortably handle this competitive apprentice contest.

Neon Eyes was caught and beaten by a head last time by Amrum off level weights. She could get her revenge on the Frankel colt getting two pounds, although both have gone up in the weights by five and seven pounds respectively in this competitive handicap.

Oust had the form of his 2nd-placed finish last time out franked and looks worth a nibble here at 8.50 in an open-looking race.

In his first year with Eoin Doyle, he was exclusively campaigned over hurdles but has changed his discipline this year with two runs on the flat, finishing 3rd and 5th, both under Wesley Joyce. He stays on the same mark today, and he was only beaten by just over 3 lengths.

She completed a double across June/July 2025 and, although struggling in most of her runs since, she ran very well under Patrick McGettigan when losing by a head on her penultimate start. She disappointed when favourite last time out but can do better dropped 1 lb.

Anchors Away is still a maiden after seven starts, but he has shown improved form in two of his last three starts. Third in a Dundalk maiden in January, he showed his first form on turf when fourth of 16 in a Fairyhouse Apprentice Handicap last month. Down 1 lb here, he can go well again and looks a good each-way bet with five places on offer.