Atletico (IRE) unseated Gina Mangan on the way to start and cantered loose for a short time.

Having been examined by the Veterinary Surgeon and Doctor at the start, both were deemed fit to race.

An enquiry was held into the Integrity Camera Coverage of Race 3.

The Clerk of the Course, Assistant Clerk of the Course and Integrity Unit Manger were interviewed.

Their explanations were noted and a report forwarded to the Head Office of the British Horseracing Authority for their consideration.

Nicola Currie, the rider of Gentlemen (GB), had fallen approaching the finish line.

After viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no other horse or rider was involved and it was caused by Gentlemen (GB) sustaining an injury and hampering both Mountain Rescue (IRE) and Atletico (IRE), unseating Luke Morris and Gina Mangan respectively, after the line.

The performance of Whitefountainfairy (IRE) which finished unplaced, was considered.

Andrew Balding’s representative’s explanation that the gelding may have been unsuited by the Standard going after running on Standard-to-Slow at Kempton last time out was noted.

The Clerk of Scales reported that Luke Morris, the rider of Mountain Rescue (IRE), unplaced, had been unable to weigh in owing to being unseated after the line and gelding still being loose.

The Stewards were satisfied that the correct weight had been carried throughout the race and confirmed the placing of Mountain Rescue (IRE).