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Point Nepean (Image: @NavanRacecourse Twitter)
Joseph O Brien will attempt to win Tuesday s Listed Lenebane Stakes at Ireland s Rosscommon Racecourse with yet another horse owned by Australian interests.
O Brien has won the past two editions of the Lenebane with the OTI Racing-owned Downdraft in 2019 and the Lloyd Williams-owned Pondus, who defeated OTI s Jessica Harrington-trained mare Camphor last year.
O Brien and Williams, who have combined to win two Melbourne Cups, have representation again in the Lenebane on Tuesday with the aggressively placed Point Nepean.
Point Nepean has only raced once, winning his debut in a €12,000 (A$19,000) three-year-old maiden over 2615 metres at Navan on May 30 when confidently supported in betting to overturn odds-on favourite Malawi.
Juvenile Watch: O Brien unleashes a potential star among early winners
By Ross Millar@rosscojmill
Mon 26 Apr 2021
In his latest column, focusing purely on the two-year-olds, Ross Millar reflects on a developing trend at Ballydoyle, a Wesley Ward filly to note and is given the inside track on a couple of youngsters yet to race.
You can catch up with Ross s first two columns
by clicking here. They include youngsters to note, star performances in the early weeks of the campaign and much more.
FIRST SEASON SIRE WATCH Ribchester wins at Royal Ascot in 2017. Look out for his daughter, Ruthin, at the meeting this year