Listowel 5:05 Result

Shanahan Power Irish EBF Mares (Pro/Am) Flat Race

2mGood To Yielding14 runnersResult in

Result

PosMarginHorseJockeyTrainerFormSP
1won52-32—
2—59—
3——

The Verdict

FormCast selectionThe Ocean QueenConfidence 4/5Didn't win
This is a typically messy mares' pro/am flat race, but The Ocean Queen stands out on form. Her figures read 21- meaning a solid second and a WIN last time out before a break, both bumper-type efforts against fair opposition trained by a top yard (Gavin Cromwell) that knows how to place these types. She's already shown the class to win, unlike most of the field who are debutants or have modest sub-par form (4th/5th/8th finishes). The step up to 2m on good-to-yielding ground should suit given her Order Of St George/Presenting pedigree, which favours stamina, and she's had a breather (173 days) which these bumper types often benefit from fresh. The hood is an interesting new booking that may sharpen her. Key market-vulnerable runners include Killeedy (Mullins yoke but only 45 form figures with a below-par level for the yard) and She Was The One (consistent enough with 52-32 but hasn't shown true class, more a placed horse than a winner). Discussion's 275/5 figures are underwhelming for a 7-year-old with more experience than most. Several fillies have no form at all and are hard to trust in a maximum-field bumper. The Ocean Queen's proven winning form at a competitive level, above what most rivals have shown, makes her the y standout on ability. Backed by a strong training operation, she's the one most likely to translate that quality into victory here, and represents a solid single bet in a race lacking a standout market leader with true substance.
Generated 25/09/2026, 09:05:44

Runners & Form

No.DrawHorseAgeJockeyTrainerORFormPrice
1005–5-—
1104–54—
1204–—
1304–—
140 ✓4–52-32—
1605–—
205–—
307–275/5—
407–5R-—
505–45—
605–42587—
705–59—
807–45-550—
90 ★5–21-—
This is a typically messy mares' pro/am flat race, but The Ocean Queen stands out on form. Her figures read 21- meaning a solid second and a WIN last time out before a break, both bumper-type efforts against fair opposition trained by a top yard (Gavin Cromwell) that knows how to place these types. She's already shown the class to win, unlike most of the field who are debutants or have modest sub-par form (4th/5th/8th finishes). The step up to 2m on good-to-yielding ground should suit given her Order Of St George/Presenting pedigree, which favours stamina, and she's had a breather (173 days) which these bumper types often benefit from fresh. The hood is an interesting new booking that may sharpen her.
NR04-0-—
NR04-6-—
NR06-30-F4—