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The main reason for coming here was that Lloyd and Nick (Williams) felt that it would be important to get a win under his belt this year and then we could make a plan for the second half of the year. He has options all over the place. He could go to Australia but he has options in America as well, there are places like Japan and there are big races here as well. I'm not sure where exactly he's going to go yet. He seems pretty versatile trip-wise as he's ran well at ten furlongs and also at one-mile-six this year. It was a messy race but he did have the right position. Donnacha said he always felt like he was well in command. You'd be delighted to get his head back in front. He won nicely. He's doing things right now as he's gone completely relaxed. I probably ended up going a bit slow for my own good but it's nice the way he switched off like that and he stays well in the last two furlongs, there is plenty in there. He's a lovely horse and I'm sure there are plenty of options for him. Joseph Patrick O'Brien, trainer

The Stewards enquired into an incident rounding the bend into the home straight involving Broad Street (GB), ridden by O.J. Orr, placed third and Giuseppe Garibaldi, ridden by C. O'Donoghue, placed seventh, where it appeared Giuseppe Garibaldi met with interference. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Stewards were of the opinion that O.J. Orr was in breach of Rule 214 in that he had ridden carelessly and having considered his record, they suspended him for 1 raceday

Mr. John Martin-Smith absented himself from this enquiry

GENERAL INFORMATION The following Raceday Stewards acted on behalf of the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board at this race meeting: Mr. Justice Tony Hunt (Chairman), Mr. Sean Barry, Mr. Julian Gaisford-St Lawrence, Mr. John Martin-Smith, Mr. H.T. Hynes

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