Sheila Lavery's Salah Belle sprang a 33/1 shock when making a winning debut in the opening six-furlong maiden at Dundalk.

The daughter of Calyx was held up behind the leaders by Robbie Colgan before coming between horses to challenge a furlong from home.

She grabbed the lead in the final 150 yards and kept on strongly in the closing stages to post a cosy three-parts-of-a-length win over the fast finishing Hemight

Salah Belle is a half-sister to Listed winner Bellosa.

Lavery said: "She's a filly that had a little setback in the spring, but I'm just delighted with her.

"She just wants to please, a great attitude.

"She is small and speedy, and I think there is more to come because I don't think she even knew that she has had a race.

"I'll just see now as she has not had a break, so she might have a break and then I'll look at the programme.

"She's a six-furlong filly.

"She has a bit of filling out to do and I think she is going to grow a little bit, not a huge amount.

"She won on pure ability."

(Quotes by Michael Graham)