Having made her debut in hot water in the G2 Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot, Come On Eibhlin ran out a cosy winner of the six-furlong fillies’ novice at Windsor on just her second start on Monday, 21 July.
Beaten just four and a half lengths at Ascot, Come On Eibhlin put that experience to good use when making all the running under Jim Crowley, winning a shade easier than the winning margin of a head suggested, having shown greenness inside the final furlong.
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Come On Eibhlin wanders dramatically across the track but hangs on for victory at @WindsorRaces under @JimCrowley1978 for @dylancunha_uk... pic.twitter.com/FCIhM3GzTn
Bred by David Mooney, the Dylan Cunha-trained filly is out of winning Teofilo mare Absolutely Right, who herself is out of a half-sister to G3 winner Rabah.
Space Blues himself was a multiple G1-winning sprinter/miler, with victories in the Breeders’ Cup Mile, Prix de la Forêt and Prix Maurice de Gheest. He has a number of exciting horses to look forward to in his first crop, including Group performer Power Blue, and Do Or Do Not, who finished a brilliant second in both the G2 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot and the G2 July Stakes at Newmarket.
