19.15

5th

1

(6)

22nd Aug 2026

Good To Soft

1m 5f 188y

Class 2

14:25 York

Limestone

9st 9lb

J: Ryan Moore

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Made it four wins on the spin when landing the Group 2 Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot (1m6f, good to firm; versatile ground-wise); down the field in the Group 1 Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp since but judged on his previous form he could be on an advantageous mark for today's handicap debut.

5/1

1st

4

(8)

17th Jun 2026

Good To Firm

1m 6f 34y

Class 1

15:05 Ascot

Limestone

9st 2lb

J: Dylan Browne McMonagle

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Unraced on firmer than good; won the last three of his five races, making the running when asked serious questions for his first two wins; lost the lead at halfway on latest outing but rallied in grand style to emerge from fourth of five in that Listed race at Navan (1m5f, yielding) and firmly seize the initiative from Asakir late on; looks sure to stay; progressive and has a leading form chance after that latest start, while leaving the firm impression he has more in the locker.

7/2

1st

2

(5)

16th May 2026

Good

1m 5f 0y

16:07 Navan

Limestone

9st 5lb

J: Dylan Browne McMonagle

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Progressed nicely in each of three juvenile runs, notably making all in Listowel rated race on heavy ground (1m); followed up on seasonal return when tongue-tied in 1m2f Cork conditions last month, dictating steady pace then battling well; Derby entry looks the type to keep progressing and could well improve for this longer trip.

5/2

4th

3

(4)

17th May 2026

Good

1m 0f 0y

13:56 Naas

Port Ferdinand

9st 4lb

J: Wayne Lordan

T: A P O’Brien

Camelot colt made a winning start to his career over 7f (yld-sft) in a maiden here last September; seemed like 10.5f may have stretched him on seasonal return at Cork; dam was a dual Group 1 winner at 1m so this trip could suit but Moore prefers Shaftesbury Avenue.

6/1

3rd

4

(3)

24th Apr 2026

Yielding

1m 2f 100y

19:15 Cork

Port Ferdinand

9st 9lb

J: Wayne Lordan

T: A P O’Brien

Camelot colt is out of Group 1-winning miler Amazing Maria; successful on only 2yo start, hampered and hanging badly but doing well under a considerate ride in getting up late in 7f Naas maiden on softish ground; dual Derby entry should appreciate this step up in trip and could be anything.

9/4

11

(14)

18th Sep 2025

Yielding

0m 7f 0y

17:48 Naas

Port Ferdinand

9st 7lb

J: Ronan Whelan

T: A P O’Brien

Camelot colt; half-brother to 1m/10.5f winner King Lear (including Spain; RPR 99); dam 7f/1m winner (including 2yo/two Group 1s; 118); suspicion this will be his bare minimum trip and yard's newcomers often need the run but any market support worth noting.

7/1

4th

4

(17)

13th Sep 2026

Good

1m 2f 0y

17:45 Curragh

Summer Is Tomorrow

9st 7lb

J: J M Sheridan

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Straightforward task at Galway last time; holds a definite chance on his C&D second in June, though the stable possibly has a better chance with recent recruit Sky Captain.

12/1

1st

4

(3)

25th Jul 2026

Good

1m 1f 110y

17:40 Gowran Park

Summer Is Tomorrow

9st 9lb

J: Dylan Browne McMonagle

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Nicely treated by race conditions and has run good races in second in his last two starts; beaten just a neck in a premier handicap at the Curragh in June (1m1f, good); failed to justify 11-10 favouritism at Navan last time when going down by a head; leading chance again.

5/4