17:00 Galway — James's Gate Irish EBF Median Auction Maiden ratings & form

1Joga Bonito (GB)Our pick29-4^p796P TwomeyP TwomeyW J LeeW J Lee11/43.8

Set the pace from the off - driven on turning for home - opened a gap inside the final furlong - kept finding to the line for a decisive win

23½Otherworldly (IRE)Our #229-6—2Joseph Patrick O'BrienJ Patrick O'BrienJ M SheridanJ M Sheridan5/23.5F

Sat close behind the pace - pushed along into 4th with 2f left - moved up to second inside the final furlong and stayed on but couldn't reach the winner

3½Ischgl (IRE)29-2^p8016Ciaran MurphyC MurphyBen CoenB Coen8/19

Sat close to the front group early - pushed along into 2nd two out - edged back to 3rd inside the final furlong and stayed on at one gear

41½Good Newbridge28-12—4Michael MulvanyM MulvanyWesley Joyce(3)W Joyce(3)28/129

Slow to break - settled midfield - shaken up into 6th two out - stayed on to finish 4th

51¼Heart Of You (IRE)29-1—1Mrs John HarringtonM John HarringtonShane FoleyS Foley7/18

Sat close up in 2nd early - pushed along and slipped to 3rd then 4th inside final furlong - held on for 5th without finding more

63½Petrolio29-4—3Noel MeadeN MeadeAdam CaffreyA Caffrey40/141

Sluggish start - settled in the pack - pushed along in 7th with 2f left and unable to close on the front-runners

7nkCromane (GB)28-13—9Joseph G MurphyJ G MurphyGary CarrollG Carroll16/117

Slow to break - settled towards the back - fighting for control early - urged into 9th two out - into 7th final furlong but couldn't quicken - finished seventh

81½Sovreigns Joy29-6—8Miss Natalia LupiniM Natalia LupiniWayne LordanW Lordan20/121

Sluggish start - settled towards the back - urged forward turning into straight - still down in 10th with a furlong left - stayed on same gear to finish eighth beaten 12 lengths

91½Pennsylvania Ave (IRE)Our #329-2—7Joseph Patrick O'BrienJ Patrick O'BrienDeclan McDonoghD McDonogh10/34.3

Sat close to the front group early - pressed for effort turning in and slipped back to 8th inside the final furlong - unable to make further headway late finishing 9th

102¾Romance (GER)28-13—18Josh HalleyJ HalleyRory ClearyR Cleary150/1151

Held a midfield spot early - urged forward to race in 5th wide out approaching final 2f while drifting left into the straight - unable to threaten leaders and well held at the finish

112½Supreme Act (IRE)29-4—15Andrew SlatteryA SlatteryAndrew SlatteryA Slattery150/1151

Held up towards the back - unable to threaten leaders in straight - well held at finish

12¾Jisir29-2—10Denis Gerard HoganD Gerard HoganRobbie ColganR Colgan200/1201

Poor start - stayed at rear throughout - no impression on leaders - well held in 12th

132¾High Morals (USA)29-8—5William DurkanW DurkanChris HayesC Hayes10/111

Sat close to the pace early - pushed along with 3f left - dropped away steadily to finish well beaten in 13th

1421Amigos Legacy (IRE)28-11—12Denis Gerard HoganD Gerard HoganMel Sheridan(7)M Sheridan(7)200/1301

midfield early - pressed for effort with two furlongs left - dropped away through the finish to trail home 14th

153¼Imperial Duke29-2—17Daniel McLoughlinD McLoughlinNathan CrosseN Crosse150/1151

Held up early - lost touch through the contest - well beaten in the end