Karazhal and Ronan Whelan (red cap) winning for trainers Michael Halford & Tracey Collins from Flash The Cash and Likedbymike at Dundalk in September. Picture: Healy Racing this time starting at the slightly later time of 3:30pm and the nap goes to the Michael Halford and Tracey Collins-trained Karazhal who can get back to winning ways by taking the third race the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Race The juvenile was a well beaten last of seven on his first start he showed much improved form by winning a maiden at this venue and just a month later he returned to this track for a nursery and ran a superb race to be beaten just three parts of a length into fourth place behind Nyman He was giving 8lbs to the winner that day and even accounting for Wayne Hassett’s 5lb claim aboard Nyman which should be more than enough to reverse the form He may face tougher tasks from other quarters but his latest run was another step in the right direction and if he can continue in that sort of form The most interesting of his rivals is the once-raced Donna Nook who comes here off a near five-month absence Ger Lyons’ filly contested a decent maiden that day she was noted making good late progress into eighth place behind And So To Bed The extra half-furlong of this race ought to be a positive for the Juddmonte filly but she has a tricky draw and must stay in touch early a nursery winner having his first outing for Gavin Cromwell though his suitability to the step up to seven furlongs is unknown Joseph O’Brien and Wayne Hassett can take the following race the Now Racing Every Wednesday At Dundalk Nursery the filly ran into plenty of trouble in running and did well to be beaten just four lengths behind Ja’marr She won’t need to improve to be competitive here and From as little as €1 a week with our digital introductory offer Already a subscriber? Sign in WINNING RETURN: Los Angeles and Ryan Moore win the Group 2 Coolmore Stud City Of Troy Irish EBF Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh By clicking on 'Sign Up' you will be the first to know about our latest and best sporting content on this browser You have accepted push notifications for this content. If you would like to manage your push notification preferences, you can do so here Lot 308 in the sales ring at the Goffs February Sale A draft of seven lots from the Aga Khan Studs, withdrawn from the Goffs February Sale following the recent passing of His Highness The Aga Khan, will be offered Feb. 12 in an online sale on Goffs.com Goffs Group chief executive Henry Beeby said: "It is always a privilege to offer His Highness's beautiful horses at Goffs but this sale will be especially poignant given the circumstances As usual the seven make up a very appealing draft and present the chance to buy into some of the iconic pedigrees he nurtured over so many years." The sale will be held as a timed online auction with bidding open from noon-2 p.m. (local time). Pedigrees, photos, and videos of each lot can be viewed here Sign up for BloodHorse Daily Prospective buyers must register to bid by 5 p.m. Feb For more European racing, sales, and bloodstock news, visit RacingPost.com *All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change Autocrat should be ready to go and he’s better on the all-weather track than on turf Keep an eye on the market to see if Jaafel is popular as that could be a huge sign if he’s going to go close Nibiru has a great record at this course and he’s highly effective when he’s on his game He’s dropping in trip and he sets a really good standard I can see why people are making a case for Church Mountain after his win at Dundalk last week Elsas Pride should go close but the draw in stall 17 isn’t ideal so I have to oppose her I’ve landed on Beauparc for Gerard Keane She hadn’t ran for about a year until her third at Naas in August and you can put a line through her last run at Leopardstown She should be suited to the surface and she’s in stall one which is a bonus She could be well handicapped off a mark of 65 Gesture has a brilliant all-weather record and he’s a dual course and distance winner He stays well and I can see Shane Foley sitting second or third then making his move late on He could have the most upside off a mark of 86 Stephen Thorne has Wizard Of Odds after he left the Charles O’Brien yard He beat King Thistle at Down Royal earlier this year and he’s making his handicap debut He won at Dundalk in September and he’s open to further improvement He’s an unknown and he can overcome his draw of stall 15 is interesting back on the all-weather surface but I’m with Akeela She won at Naas in the summer and there is more to come from her She’s unexposed and I’m forgiving her run at Listowel last time out when she had a bad draw Alan Persse is on board and claiming 7lbs too which is a bonus Mary Bagot should be all the better after her recent run at Dundalk and she’s got a race in her Aisling Oscar could also go close but she’s got a bad draw in stall 17 I’m on Mags for Kieran Patrick Cotter She ran a cracker behind Black Storm a couple of weeks ago and she handles the surface She should be hard to beat and she ran into a good one in Black Storm last time out In a tough race I’m going with the unexposed runner in Just For One Day Mark Molloy’s runner won at the Curragh last time out in September and there could be more to come from her All of her family have polytrack form so she should handle the surface An opening mark of 72 with James Ryan claiming 3lbs is more than workable There are question marks about a lot of these runners so I’ll take a chance on Supreme Success The Joseph O’Brien yard are in great form but she didn’t run too well at Fairyhouse last time out You can forgive that run and her second at Gowran Park before that proved there’s something there PPB Counterparty Services Ltd is licensed and regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority. 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