JP & M Doyle (C & G) INH Flat Race

Under pressure when exiting three out in his only point-to-point start last season; betrayed his inexperience when around 12l third of four behind today's rival Look Me at Fairyhouse in February; still looked raw at Limerick last month and did well in the circumstances to beat the odds-on Border Lad.

Beaten when falling at the last in sole point-to-point start; sent off 100-1 when an eyecatcher in a Thurles maiden hurdle in February, keeping on well and 5l off the leader when falling at the last; made amends with a wide-margin bumper win at the same venue a month later; has left Paul O'Flynn to join Gordon Elliott in the Gigginstown colours.

Went close for Stuart Crawford on debut in a valuable sales bumper at the Fairyhouse Easter meeting last year; made a winning start for Willie Mullins at the same venue in February; proved his effectiveness on less testing ground when keeping on for second behind the promising Forthfactor in a 20-runner Grade 2 bumper at Aintree; smart second-string for stable.

Won his sole point start for Tom Lacey last year; not particularly strong in the market when making a satisfactory debut for this yard at Leopardstown at Christmas, beaten 10l in fifth behind subsequent Cheltenham winner The Mourne Rambler; showed the benefit of the run when much too strong for a Willie Mullins odds-on shot at Fairyhouse in February.

Narrowly failed to win on debut for Colin Bowe in a maiden at Dromahane last November, losing out to Red Acres Max who has since won a small-field bumper at Carlisle for Jamie Snowden; fetched £280,000 at the sales (£40,000 more than the winner); difficult to know what he achieved in winning a slowly-run four-runner C&D event in February.