2:00 Navan Tips

Promising start to its career without winning, but today it's dropped in trip, which should suit. From top stable with good jockey up.

Showed plenty of promise on debut at Naas last month when finishing 2nd. Likely to improve on that performance and could go 1 better.

The 2yo's last 2 runs have been over the trip at Tipperary on yielding ground, finishing third of 12, and LTO at Cork, ending up third of 13 on good ground as today. Both with Foley in the saddle, and he is in good form. As Kansas and Amiata are the two favs, I expect Harrington's 2yo can make it in the top 3.

Stock Market is a 2yo colt trained by A P O'Brien. He is sired by No Nay Never (USA), who went unbeaten as a 2yo winning three times including a group 1, he is out of a dam trained by Roger Varian, who also won on debut. He is a full brother to Rizg, also trained by Roger Varian, who also won on 2yo debut, and a half-brother to the 117-rated Hotazhell, a four-time winner as a 2yo, winning three group races and finishing third in this year's Irish 2000 Guineas. So, Stock Market comes from a very precocious pedigree line and should go close on debut under Ronan Whelan.

Jack Cleary takes off five pounds and Warsaw has a very good pedigree, Wootton Bassett and dam sire Galileo. Could be capable of being in the mix, with him coming into his own when racing over further.

Horse number 4 will attract most of the attention, that one can run well but there are some improvers in this which includes this selection who looked in need of the run and the experience last time, capable of better today. It wouldn't be a surprise to see a horse from this yard take a big step forward 2nd time out.

Showed some speed on debut last time and shaped better than the bare result as he was drawn on the wrong side. Should last longer this time. Each-way shout.

Small each-way tip for this selection. Finished closer to last than first when finishing 5th of 6 on debut last time but it actually wasn't a bad race in terms of opposition, this race today is perhaps slightly easier. Likely to have learnt from the experience last time so could be a bit wiser today , could improve on that last run. Very small each-way tip

Taking a chance on this Cotai Glory first time out 2yo filly at 175/1. We all know how good Glory was. Others in this pedigree are also first-time winners. Punters who have spotted it could be on a good e/w freak. Nap.