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Inca leaves odds-on stablemate trailing

Updated on Jul 10, 2010

Odds-on punters suffered a reverse in the opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at Fairyhouse today, when Aidan O'Brien's 8/11f Juliet Capulet finished a well beaten fifth, of six, behind stablemate and winner Inca Princess

'Jolly' Juliet Capulet never looked happy, on an admitadely softer surface than she had previously encountered, whereas her aparent second-string stablemate Inca Princess, under Seamie Heffernan, battled to a neck success over newcomer Natalista.

O'Brien was not present for the win.

Irish Stallion Farms EBF M'dn €13,500.00 6f

1st

Inca Princess (IRE) (3)

3/1

2nd

nk

Natalisa (IRE) (1)

11/2

3rd

1.25L

Yellow Dandy (IRE) (6)

10/1

4th

1.25L

Knock Stars (IRE) (2)

20/1

bf

8L

Juliet Capulet (IRE) (4)

8/11Fav

Jockeys Trainers Seamie Heffernan Aidan O'Brien

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