Lynam goes in search of Ayr Money There is a strong Irish contingent in the Shadwell Stud/EBF Stallions Harry Rosebery Stakes at Ayr on Friday. The Edward Lynam-trained Promised Money and Tommy Stack's Dr Doro lock horns again after the pair were separated by three-quarters of a length when fifth and sixth respectively in the Group Three Curragh Stakes last month. They are joined by An Duine Uasal, a Cork maiden winner representing Adrian Keatley who is looking to bounce back from disappointing efforts at Chester and Navan. Queen Mary runner-up Easton Angel drops in class for the Listed contest and heads the home challenge. Trained by Michael Dods, the filly found only American star Acapulco too good at Royal Ascot, but Dods gained his revenge at York on that rival when Mecca's Angel beat her in the Nunthorpe. Since Ascot, Easton Angel has finished fourth in the Duchess of Cambridge Stakes at Newmarket - a race which has worked out well - and third to Besharah in the Lowther Stakes at York. Both of those runs were over six furlongs, but she reverts to the minimum distance for this Listed race. Part-owner Ritchie Fiddes said: "She's in great form, Paul Mulrennan rode her on Tuesday and was thrilled with her. "The general conclusion after he run at York was that she'd be better suited by five furlongs, given that's the trip her best form has come over. "I'm sure she'll get six next year, but for now we'll go back to five. "Her draw is not ideal (16) but she should run a big race, she has the strongest form. "She's never run a bad race for us, things just haven't gone her way in the second half of the season, she was a little interfered with at Newmarket and she found the ground a bit sticky at York." Ann Duffield's Rosina, Richard Fahey's Lathom and Sylvester Kirk's Dream Destination all bring decent form to the contest.
