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Guidenstown Stud Irish EBF Maiden

Curragh · 14:15 · Sunday, 9 August 2026 · 7f · Good To Firm

🤖 AI race preview

Shakespeare emerges as the most compelling performer, having shown consistent ability in recent outings with a strong second-place finish at Leopardstown and a solid third at the Curragh, both under 133lbs and in good-to-firm conditions, with a recent RPR of 86 indicating a competitive pace shape. His performance at Leopardstown, where he stayed in contention throughout and pushed along over the final furlong, suggests he can hold his own in a midfield or front-running role, while his draw of 3 offers a favourable position for early engagement. The main danger comes from Anchor Road, who led at the Curragh and showed composure in a similar distance, though his RPR of 81 and inconsistent recent form suggest he may struggle to sustain a lead. Fort Dearborn, making his first appearance in a 2yo race, stands out as a notable each-way player with a fresh start and a low RPR of 73, while Supreme Lord’s recent form and midfield positioning at Leopardstown offer a credible challenge in the closing stages.

Written by our AI before the off from form, ratings and conditions — neutral analysis, not a betting recommendation. How we build verdicts.

🏁 Result

1Shakespeare (GB) Ryan Moore1.53
2Benown (IRE) J M Sheridan34
3Loughrea N Roll (IRE) Dylan Browne McMonagle17
4The Captains Day (IRE) Oisin Murphy13
5Supreme Lord (IRE) David Egan8.00
6Anchor Road (IRE) Colin Keane6.00

Settled from official results.

AI top 3 (before the off)

🥇Shakespeare
🥈Loughrea N Roll
🥉The Captains Day

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