Super Exceed was fifth at the Curragh last month and built on that seasonal debut to land the ALTO EQUINE Building Solutions Fillies Maiden. 

Seamie Heffernan settled the 10/1 chance in mid-division and brought her with a steady challenge down the outer in the straight. She got on top in the final 100 yards to beat market leader Eternal Reign by a neck.

Tom Mullins, who trains the winner for his wife Helen, said: “We always thought a bit of her, she's only learning." 

“She had the maestro on board and I was delighted to have him. I love his experience and his way with fillies.  

“He was impressed with her because she was too far back and she was wheel-spinning on the ground the a bit.  

“She'd like a bit better ground and we were disappointed to see the rain coming. Things went a little bit against her, she was a little bit far back but she was settled so he said he'd leave her there.

“She's a nice filly and he liked her. 

“The second is rated 78 and on the filly that ran in Galway (stablemate and maiden winner Lucky Out) I said 'we should beat that'. It doesn't normally work out but it did. That's why I was confident enough.” 

Quotes from Gary Carson