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He's a fair horse, everything went wrong that could go wrong and he still weaved his way through. Three down I was like 'oh no', it was like watching a horror movie. Billy was so cool on him, he got his spots and got out. It's onwards and upwards with him, it's exciting to have him. They are two lovely horses (Dance Night Andday who won yesterday) that have won this weekend. They both worked on Tuesday morning and you'd think coming here that both of them would run well, but you'd hardly think on Guineas weekend both of them would win. Tom Malone bought him in France and it was a great buy for Amanda (Torrens). Unfortunately, she couldn't be here today, she had to go to the north for another engagement. She was roaring the phone down and she's delighted. We'll see what the handicapper does, he's 93 today and, if there was another handicap on Derby weekend that we could eke out of him, that's a possibility. He's very versatile ground-wise and it's just lovely to have a good horse. He's a big horse with loads of scope. When he came off the lorry to us, and given his two-year-old form, he came off like a big scopey horse and not a horse that was all about two. He's simple enough at home, likes his routine. I feel sorry for Shane Foley as he's ridden all his work and won his maiden on him. He was mad to ride him but had to ride for Jessie (Harrington) and then that horse (Matter Of Fact) was taken out. He is Shane's ride. Ross O'Sullivan, trainer

Following a request from broadcasters, the Raceday Stewards granted permission for a one minute delay to this race The Raceday Stewards enquired into an incident at around the 200yrd marker involving Democracy, ridden by R.L. Moore, unplaced, Follow Me (FR), ridden by W.J. Lee, placed first, and Nerano (USA), ridden by D

McMonagle, placed fifth, where it appeared Democracy ran short of room and had to check. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. R.L. Moore said he got tight for a stride so he took back. W.J. Lee said his mount rolled away from the rail for a stride or two. D. McMonagle said his mount rolled around but felt he kept reasonably straight. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards did not apportion blame to any rider and took no further action

R.L. Moore, rider of Democracy, trained by A.P.O'Brien, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount ran short of room one furlong out

D. McMonagle, rider of Nerano (USA), trained by Joseph Patrick O'Brien, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount rolled around under pressure

R.P. Whelan, rider of Grand City Hall, trained by Jarlath P.Fahey, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount went right under pressure

C.J. MacRedmond, rider of Perfect Judgement, trained by Adrian McGuinness, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount jumped right from stalls

D.P. McDonogh, rider of Uncle Albert, trained by Kieran P. Cotter, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount short of room one furlong out

R.P. Cleary, rider of Neo Smart, trained by J. S. Bolger, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount got no clear run going to the line.

An extended handicap for three years old only (95 = 9st 12lbs)
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won.