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I love it here. It’s a beautiful facility, the ground is always perfect, there’s always a great crowd here. It’s just a very well presented place and, for whatever reason, our horses seem to enjoy bowling along in front here. It suits a front-runner and our horses enjoy front-running. She was very green on debut (at Limerick) and poor Oisin Orr actually cracked his shin when he fell off her after the line. I was delighted with her that day and we came home from Sligo very disappointed. She was a little bit keen in behind horses there and, kind of, emptied herself out. We gave her a month to freshen up and I gave her one little bit of work last Wednesday and I was very happy with her. I thought this track might suit her. She’s keen to get on with things at home and likes getting going so I figured that, even from the wide draw, she’d a chance of getting across. She’s a nice, well-bred filly, a sister to Sir Erec. I’d like her to strengthen up a little bit and ideally she might get a bit of black-type at some point in her career but, for now, if we can find a handicap for her we’ll work forward from there. P Twomey, trainer

C.D. Hayes, rider of Silent Prayer (GB), trained by D. K. Weld, reported to the Stewards' Secretaries that his mount got unbalanced on the home bend and rolled left. Subsequently the Stewards reviewed the video footage and took no further action.

For three years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible
Weights - 9st 8lbs Fillies allowed 5lbs