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That's absolutely brilliant and he deserves it,. I have to say a big thanks to Donncha Houlihan, my vet in Greenmount Veterinary. He diagnosed this lad with gastric ulcers after his last run. He put him on a course of antibiotics and he has turned him inside out. He's a top class vet and I can't thank him enough. I also have to thank the boys, Tony and Mike O'Brien for having the patience earlier in the year. We were thinking big but made a bit of a mess of him and put him in the Lincoln over the wrong trip. It was just trial and error but all those things led to us finding out about the ulcer. Rory was brilliant on him from start to finish. It's just great. He's versatile as he's won over fix, six and seven. The last thing I told Rory going out to just remember that he won over seven furlongs in Galway and to make lots of use of him. There is so little between these sprinters and we didn't know for a few minutes whether we'd got up or not. That inch is some difference. He's entered in the Scurry in two weeks time and that looks likely. Six furlongs should be perfect, the optimum trip. I have to thank a good team of staff at home also. It's exciting times. We got a bunch at the Derby Sales during the week so we have all sorts now, point-to-pointers and sprinters! Denis Gerard Hogan, trainer

An extended handicap for three yrs old and upwards that, at entry, have run at least twice under any Rules of Racing and are eligible for a handicap rating (105 = 9st 12lb)
Weights - Top weight in the original handicap; shall not be less than 9st 12lb
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 7lb extra; for each race won.