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She did it well and it's a little bit unexpected,. She was in great form at home but in that kind of handicap at a festival meeting I wasn't expecting her to win. We said we'd do the same thing with her, leap her out and travel and see if she was going to stop. She's happy doing that and so is the jockey so why change. I got a great kick out of it. I was saying to the sponsor Eddie 'sure you have two in it and you'll just be taking the cheque out of one pocket and putting it in the other!'. We looked at the race and said we'd run her as it's only half an hour down the road. We hadn't thought any further than this and thought this was probably going to be too hot for her, but there you go — it wasn't. We're happy to win it and take the few bob off Eddie. Oliver McKiernan, trainer

The Raceday Stewards received a report from Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Starter, Mr J.R. Banahan, that P.J. O'Hanlon, rider of Quite Incredible had failed to obey his instructions when the flag had been raised. Evidence was heard from the starter and rider concerned. In his evidence, Mr J.R. Banahan stated that the riders restrained their mounts when requested to do so but P.J. O'Hanlon allowed his mount to roll on. This was his reason for stopping the race. P.J. O'Hanlon on viewing the video, stated that some horses were a neck ahead of his own mount of which one of them moved forward and lit up his own mount. Having viewed the recording of the incident and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that P.J. O'Hanlon was in breach of Rule 208 by putting his horse into a trot or canter with a view to taking any advantage before the race is started. Having taken his previous record into consideration, the Raceday Stewards suspended P.J. O'Hanlon for three racedays

The Raceday Stewards received a report from the Clerk of the Scales, Mr P.L. Malone, that C. Brassil, rider of Dont Go Yet, had weighed in at 1.2 lbs overweight. Evidence was heard from the rider concerned who stated that that he had rehydrated after weighing out and did not expect that it would affect his weight. Having considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that C. Brassil was in breach of Rule 231 by weighing in at more than 1 lb overweight. Having taken his previous record into consideration, the Raceday Stewards suspended C

Brassil for two racedays.

An extended handicap hurdle for four years old and upwards that have not won a hurdle race before 1st May 2022 (123 = 11st 12lbs)
Penalties - Winner of a hurdle race after calculation of the handicap shall carry 7lb extra for each hurdle race won.