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He's a very raw horse and very weak behind the saddle. I'd be very surprised if I ran him again this year,. He's never brought to the track what we're seeing at home, which is pure weakness. I'll discuss it with Mark because he was talking about coming over for Champions Weekend. Ideally he was to win here and have a look at a race for him there. My gut feeling is to put him away for the year and let him grow up. We know he has plenty of ability and I just think the more time we give him the better he will be. He loved the ground. Each run so far has been like he hasn't had a run as he's been very, very raw so I think with the maiden under our belt, once I discuss it with Mark in America, that will be the last we see of him this year. There is no such thing as a bad maiden in Ireland. You never know until you look back during his three-year-old career what you are after being beaten by or what you've beat. Those horses of Aidan's can improve from race to race. I like this horse but he's not there yet. He needs to round up. He's come on a long way and is even a better horse physically than he was the last day. If I can get him there he's by the right sire so we have a chance. G M Lyons, trainer

G.M. Ryan, rider of Porterinthejungle trained by P.J.F. Murphy, reported to the Clerk of Scales that his mount lost its footing on the first bend

C. O'Donoghue, rider of Trethias (GB), trained by Mrs John Harrington, reported to the Stewards' Secretaries that his mount jumped slowly from stalls.

For two yrs old only, maidens at starting which are EBF eligible
Weights - 9st 5lb; Fillies allowed 5lb