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We were slightly worried about the drying ground. She’s built like a tank and she means a lot to us and the Brownes. We are building up towards black type and I didn’t want to ruin her. I think she’s way stronger this year and can keep improving. Robbie said she pulls up in front and only does what she has to do. She’d probably prefer a more galloping track. She’s in the Group 3 Munster Oaks in Cork and if we got a bit of rain we might go there as we are building up to a mile and a half as well. We could also look at France and plan towards autumn and soft ground. I think she’ll stay any trip. She’s settling well and Robbie gave her a lovely ride. Andrew Kinirons, trainer

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Camelot Alexander, trained by Mrs John Harrington, at the request of the Raceday Stewards and reported the animal to be post race normal

The Raceday Stewards interviewed J. Cleary, rider of You Owe Me Money, concerning his use of the whip in the closing stages of this race. Evidence was heard from the rider concerned who accepted he was in breach of the Whip Regulation and apologised for his actions. Having viewed a recording of the race and considered the evidence the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that J. Cleary was in breach of R.10.3(g)(frequency) and having considered his record in this regard (third offence), they suspended him for eight racedays.

An extended handicap for three years old and upwards fillies only that are EBF eligible (100 = 10st)
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won.