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It was a little bit of a surprise. Dylan said he actually settled because he could be a little bit of a handful to start with at home. The main thing today was to get him to settle and come home. He showed a nice turn of foot there and stayed well. He's won with his ears pricked. Joseph has always thought a lot of him and said there that he'll step him up into listed or group class next time and see how we go. He was still green and he's gone wide on the bend. The second horse is a nice horse and our lad had every right to come back and get a bit of help with the other horse, he kept battling to the line. Hopefully he'll turn into a nice horse. The owners (the Thoroughbred Racing Syndicate) have teamed up and it's the first winner for that syndicate. It's great for them and they are here as well which is brilliant. It's a shame that the other lad (Point Gellibrand) couldn't run as he is a good horse. It looked like he sat down a little bit (in the stalls) and I'm not sure if he was causing it. Brendan Powell, representing Joseph Patrick O'Brien, trainer

The Stewards informed Kevin Michael Smith, trainer that Nawraq, would have to be recertified before being declared to run from stalls again

The Stewards informed Joseph Patrick O'Brien, trainer that Point Gellibrand, would have to be recertified before being declared to run from stalls again

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer reported to the Stewards that Point Gellibrand trained by Joseph Patrick O'Brien was noted to have a cut left stifle having been withdrawn at the start on veterinary advice.

For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible
Weights - 9st 7lbs Fillies allowed 5lbs