Electric Bin’s looks an exciting prospect for Team Doyle

Moira
Saturday, October 13
Buck’s Bin’s (91+) produced an electric round of fencing from the front. His jumping was so precise it drew a resemblance to a two-mile chaser, and although he was reeled in somewhat after the last when tiring slightly, it does not restrict the rating. The Donnchadh Doyle prospect looked the likely winner from a long way out and should be noted when dropping back in trip.
The Crafty Touch (75++) was a class above her rivals in what was a very average renewal. She produced a striking turn of foot to pull clear impressively and could have won by multiples of the winning distance if required.
Ballyhowne (86+) had just taken the advantage when the favourite crashed out at the second-last, and he went on to win his first race for 12 months. He should remain competitive in similar races.
Peter’s Portrait (86+) came from off the pace to lead all the way up the home straight to make a winning debut. He can be expected to win his share in the future.
Longhouse Music (98+) returned with a career best in this tactical slowly run three-horse contest. Always the likely winner once out-sprinting her main rival from the back of the second-last, she could have won by further but for being eased on the run-in. There is certainly more to come from her.
Summons To Court (77++) is another track recruit to land an older maiden this season. Her success was the easiest of the season so far and she is capable of doubling up with little trouble in the coming weeks.

Loughrea
Sunday, October 14
Unexpected Depth (92+) made ground the long way around rivals on the home bend, and after jumping the last, he quickly brushed aside the odds-on favourite in likeable fashion to win going away. There was a lot to like about this very taking debut.
Monsieur D’Arque (90+) had led the field into the home straight, however he was soon overhauled by Byrne Of Monaseed (91x) and looked destined for second, only for the favourite to crash out at the last.
Different Spot (85++) produced an eyecatching effort, breezing clear of his rivals exiting the back straight in a performance that indicated why he was sent off an odds-on favourite on his debut in a four-year-old maiden 12 months ago. His advantage was more than halved on the run-in with the race already sewn up, which limits this rating, but he will likely go off a warm favourite to win again if reappearing between the flags.
Time Is Honey (75+) held the fitness edge having shown some promise at Toomebridge a week earlier, and she stuck her head down where it counted to beat on older rival.
Sliabh Mhuire Lass (102+) arrived on the scene in the back straight when travelling stronger than the favourite, Ourmanmissini (105). Once the pair overhauled the leaders around the home bend, she picked up best to win for the third time on the bounce. She is sure to remain one of the leading mares on the circuit on this performance.
Baby Bee (76+) found an ideal race to return from over a year on the sidelines. She will be better assessed in genuine winners company.
Doldrum Bay (83++) had not set the world alight under rules, but certainly brushed his rivals aside on pointing debut with impressive ease, winning with any amount in hand.

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