Aidan O'Brien was getting serious for the first time at Naas on Sunday and the early tempo was set by the €1million Arqana May Breeze-Up buy Accredited (Siyouni). Fourth at Dundalk in October, the full-brother to last year's Greenham Stakes third Saracen stayed on to deny the well-backed Sindagan (Mehmas) in the seven-furlong maiden for colts and geldings.From the family of Mohaather (Showcasing), the 2 1/2-length winner is the stable's first turf winner of the current campaign. “He'd done very well throughout the winter and is very straightforward and laid-back with a lovely mind,” O'Brien said.“Ryan said he'll be fine going up to a mile, so we'll probably go for a winner's race and then to Stakes. He had a long break after the breeze-ups and it took a while to get him back fit, but we knew there was no rush.”Nice ride from Ryan Moore, who galvanises €1m buy Accredited (Siyouni) to a first success on his return to action in the Westerberg silks at @NaasRacecourse pic.twitter.com/oEMNy524Tp— Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 22, 2026The post Ballydoyle Off The Mark With Millionaire Accredited At Naas appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.