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he's a lovely horse and we thought a lot of him when he won his maiden first time out. In the Marble Hill Stakes he just raced a little bit keenly and was a little too enthusiastic and on the ground at the Curragh that day he didn't get home. He won his maiden on heavy ground and he's won there, on what Leigh said, is proper good ground so he's quite versatile that way. He's probably a stakes horse with just a little bit of ease in the ground - that's what we thought of him all along. The day he ran in Tipperary he came home with a sore shin and we just sat on him then, which we had to do with a lot of the horses this year as the ground was so quick. We took our time and said we'd wait for a bit of kindness to come back in the ground. Thankfully now it's paying off. He's a lovely horse. There is another nursery for him in a few weeks but the handicapper might be hard enough on him after winning three lengths. There is also a Listed race over five in a few weeks for him as well so we might go for that. M D O'Callaghan, trainer

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Vidiyni, trained by M.Halford, at the request of the Stewards and reported the animal to be post race normal.

An extended handicap for two yrs old only (85 = 9st 10lb)
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 6lb extra; for each race won.