'She could be a very nice middle-distance prospect' - Justin O'Hanlon with the horses to note from last week
Camachero
Trainer:
Eddie Lynam
4th,
6f maiden, Naas, June 26
A
race dominated by an odds-on winner, but there were some unexposed
ones and this newcomer certainly caught the eye.
Slowish out of the gate, he ran a bit green for much of the way and the penny took a while to drop, but from a furlong out he began to run on and was most effective when meeting the rising ground close home. He finished out his race very effectively.
He is bred to get a bit further, so there may be other options with him in due course, and this experience should bring him on a good deal. Being by Camacho, he could prove versatile as to ground and might well be more suited to more of an ease. He shaped like a horse to look forward to.
Access premium tipping
View daily premium tips from the Racing Post’s foremost experts, including the likes of Tom Segal, Paul Kealy and more
Subscribe to unlock
- Racing Post digital newspaper (worth over £100 per month)
- Award-winning journalism from the best writers in racing
- Expert tips from the likes of Tom Segal and Paul Kealy
- Replays and results analysis from all UK and Irish racecourses
- Form study tools including the Pro Card and Horse Tracker
- Extensive archive of statistics covering horses, trainers, jockeys, owners, pedigree and sales data
Already a subscriber?Log in
Published on inDark Horses
Last updated
- 'Dropping him back to five might be worthwhile' - Justin O'Hanlon with the ones to follow from last week's action
- 'He picked up well and was very strong to the line' - Justin O'Hanlon with eyecatchers from the final week of the Flat season
- 'Winning a maiden is very achievable' - Justin O'Hanlon with four juveniles to follow from last week
- 'There's every reason he could improve significantly from two to three' - Justin O'Hanlon with four juveniles to follow from last week
- 'It was a very encouraging debut' - Justin O'Hanlon with four juveniles to follow from last week
- 'Dropping him back to five might be worthwhile' - Justin O'Hanlon with the ones to follow from last week's action
- 'He picked up well and was very strong to the line' - Justin O'Hanlon with eyecatchers from the final week of the Flat season
- 'Winning a maiden is very achievable' - Justin O'Hanlon with four juveniles to follow from last week
- 'There's every reason he could improve significantly from two to three' - Justin O'Hanlon with four juveniles to follow from last week
- 'It was a very encouraging debut' - Justin O'Hanlon with four juveniles to follow from last week