Europe's richest race for two-year-olds is staged at The Curragh on Saturday and the Goffs Million would produce a big story if one of the cheapest buys comes through.While the Red Lily Racing Syndicate's €20,000 Orby Book 2 purchase Trean by the first-season sire sensation Bayside Boy has already excelled in finishing third in the Acomb and fourth in the Goffs Vincent O'Brien National Stakes, winning this prize would be the icing on the cake.Hailing from the Paddy Twomey stable, which was responsible for the 2023 winner One Look, he has the right credentials. “Trean is a lovely colt and one we liked from the very start,” his trainer said. “He won well at Galway and has performed very well at York and the Curragh since. He was fourth in a Group 1 the last day and you'd have to be very happy with that. He's bounced out of the race in good form and we're looking forward to Saturday with him.”From Ballydoyle is the €1.9-million Orby Book 1 topper Be In Love (No Nay Never), the full-sister to Blackbeard and Charles Darwin, and the Prix Morny runner-up Carry The Flag (No Nay Never),while Joseph has two leading players in the Windsor Castle winner King Of Cloughan (St Mark's Basilica) and Futurity third Green Dreamer (Churchill).Chief among the six British raiders is another Bayside Boy in the Michael Bell-trained Bayside View, winner of a Goffs €50,000 bonus at Newbury before finishing runner-up in the Star Stakes. “She's had a very good preparation,” her trainer said. “The €50,000 Goffs Bonus is a massive thing for owners, basically your fees for the year done and dusted and more and these sales races are exciting to be involved in with substantial rewards.”“We've learned a lot about her through the season and we'll ride her cold at the Curragh,” he added. “I think the seven furlongs will suit her down to the ground and Ben Coen, who has ridden a few winners for us, takes the ride. We always like to buy at Orby and normally come away with two or three, so hopefully we'll be spending some of the money we win on Saturday!”Goffs Group Chief Executive Henry Beeby said, “Once again the quality of this year's Goffs Million is testament to the class of the Orby Sale and it's great to welcome so many leading owners and trainers from Britain and Ireland to the Curragh for what is always a hugely exciting race. It provides the perfect start to a big few days for Goffs, and we then look forward to welcoming buyers from around the world to Kildare Paddocks for the Orby Sale.”The post Bargain Buy Trean Ready For Million Challenge appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.