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She was just beaten on the nod at Tipperary and that was a good run. I was a bit worried about the ground here. She is not the easiest of rides but Brian settled her very well and it was probably the winning of the race really. They went strong and she was relaxed. She popped away and had a little bit left at the end. I left Brian do what he wanted today. He knows her now, he is after riding her a few times. I don't really have any plan for her, she might go to Leopardstown at Christmas. She will probably go to a handicap there if the handicapper isn't too hard on her, we'll see. Today was the first time she settled in a race and the fact she can be settled now opens up more options for her. We have schooled her over fences and she jumps them well. It's a way we might go with her later in the season, maybe in the spring, we'll see. Daniel G Murphy, trainer

J.W. Kennedy, rider of Mollys Mango (GB), trained by Gordon Elliott, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount ran keen and pulled up

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Mollys Mango (GB), trained by Gordon Elliott, at the request of the Raceday Stewards and reported the animal to be blowing hard and to have a small wound to her right fore pastern post race

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Whatcouldhavebeen, trained by Jarlath P.Fahey, at the request of the Raceday Stewards and reported the animal to be post race normal

The Raceday Stewards interviewed Niall Moore, rider of Good As Hell, concerning his use of the whip in closing stages of this race of this race. Evidence was heard from the rider concerned who accepted that he was in breach of Regulation 10. Having viewed a recording of the race and considered the evidence the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that Niall Moore was in breach of Regulation 10.3(h)(arm above shoulder height) and having taken his previous record into account they suspended Niall Moore for two racedays

Jarlath P. Fahey, trainer of Whatcouldhavebeen, reported to the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer that his charge scoped clean post race.

A hurdle for four years old and upwards mares only that are EBF eligible that have not won more than one hurdle race
Weights - 4-y-o 10st 11lbs 5-y-o and up 10st 12lbs
Penalties - Penalty - Winner of a hurdle race 7lb extra