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Alan Magee
Raw ability gets Tirmizi through on debut
Tirmizi challenges between Reckless Gold (left) and Stellar Mass (right)
© Photo Healy Racing
Tirmizi has trainer Dermot Weld looking ahead with classic aspirations for next season after making a successful debut in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF (C&G) Maiden at Leopardstown.
The Aga Khan's home-bred Sea The Stars colt challenged between favourite Stellar Mass and Reckless Gold in the straight, and really appreciated this mile trip.
The 4/1 chance led about 100 yards out under Pat Smullen and kept on well to beat Reckless Gold by half a length, with Stellar Mass another three quarters of a length back in third.
Weld said, "He's a very big colt and that was pleasing. Pat said he won with raw ability.
"He's come forward in the last few weeks, and did a nice bit of work the other day. He's got big potential, and will start off in one of the classic trials next year."