Review NAAS 22ND JUN

With Behkiyra and Briolette absentees due to the fast ground, the featured Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Race became something of a non-event.

Unique Pose (1/5fav), a course maiden winner and runner-up in Group 3 company last time, made all and drew clear from the quarter mile pole for an un-extended 3L win.

Dermot Weld now plans to send the Moyglare Stud-owned filly to Cork on the August Bank Holiday weekend for the Listed Give Thanks Stakes.

Weld provided Trevor ONeill with an initial success in the plate on Amid The Chaos at Wexford twelve days ago and the combination followed-up in the concluding event.

Despite suffering a slipped saddle early on in the juvenile fillies maiden, Kevin Manning managed to produce newcomer Modeeroch to get on top near the finish, prevailing by a short head.

Jim Bolger praised Manning in the aftermath and said that the grey now had the Silver Flash Stakes at Leopardstown as an objective.

Navan trainer Liam McAteer saddled his third winner of the campaign with Point Calimere in the sprint hcap. Niall McCullagh was aboard the 8/1 shot.

In front from over a furlong out, the ex-Charlie Egerton-trained Southwell maiden victor scored by 2L. A quick reappearance at the Curragh on Friday is now on the cards.

Bonanza successfully dropped down to six furlongs after three beaten favourite efforts at a mile in the opener. Again market-leader at 11/10, the Danehill colt triumphed by a comfortable 2L.

The Ballydoyle team later completed a double when Charismatic Cat under a mandatory 5Ib penalty for a Limerick win last Friday, followed up in the 1m hcap.