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Juddmonte prospect Revoke makes winning debut for Ger Lyons at Naas

George DempseyGeorge Dempsey25 August 2024
Trainer Ger Lyons

Trainer Ger Lyons

Revoke struck for Ger Lyons and Juddmonte in a standout victory in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at Naas.

The betting favourite Revoke was well-backed in the market and delivered with a devastating finish, tracking Oxford Rock before letting loose in the final furlong to win by four and three-quarter lengths.

“Colin said she’s done what we said she’d do at home, which is lovely,” said Lyons.

“That’s her first time away and her first time galloping on turf. We do that as I’m adamant I don’t care if they are beaten first time out, as they get a second bite and then we know where we can go with them.

“We won’t shy away with her from what we can get at two and heading for black type, as she’s quick.

“We’ll just see how she takes this, as there is nothing of her and she’s only a 410 kilos filly. She’ll either come forward from this or she’ll go back, so she’ll tell me what to do.

“Worst case scenario is she’ll be in Dundalk for the Mercury or something like that.”

Aidan O’Brien can barely train a loser at present and struck again with 18-1 chance Garden Of Eden in the opening Irish EBF Median Sires Series Fillies Maiden, in which there was a messy finish.

Apprentice Jack Cleary kept the eventual winner handy and she did nothing wrong in the closing stages, but the original second, Celtic Motif, was demoted to third having interfered with Twolatebabydoll.

Chris Armstong, representing O’Brien, said: “They both (winner and Medici Venus, interfered with in fourth) ran in the same maiden at Leopardstown, which was probably a decent enough maiden, and they went a hectic pace throughout.

“They were both unbelievably green and have come forward nicely at home and stepped up again there on the track.

“Jack said she’s very, very tough and kept fighting all the way for him. He set a nice, even tempo in front and when challengers came, she picked up and went again.

“She’ll probably step up to a mile later in the season and is a nice filly to look forward to for next year.

“It’s great to get the Goffs (€50,000) bonus, which is a great incentive from Goffs and is greatly appreciated by everybody.”

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