Krasimir gains deserved success under Keane The Ger Lyons-trained Krasimir (13/8) gained a deserved success in the Anglo Printers Maiden for jockey Colin Keane. The three-year-old son of Mehmas was yet to finish outside the top three in his first six starts and, under a good ride from Colin Keane, he got his head in front to win by one and a quarter lengths from the Johnny Murtagh-trained Karrygrant. Speaking after the race, jockey Colin Keane said: "To be fair to him, he is fairly versatile I'd say surface-wise. He had form on slow ground and, with the heat, that surface rides a bit slower, so that probably helps him. "He has been knocking on the door - a mile and blinkers, a big help to him. I'd say he is a horse that could hopefully step up through the grades. "No, he's not (ungenuine) - he's a horse who is probably under the radar at home and doesn't kill himself, hence why the headgear came on. "He's a horse that probably needs racing to keep him progressing." (Quotes from Michael Graham)
