After his daughter Sarah landed race two at Navan, Eddie Lynam took the next race - the GAIN The Advantage Series Handicap - through Collective Power

Some 19 runners went to post for this sprint over the minimum trip and it was top-weight Collective Power who surged home on the outer for Ben Coen.

The duo grabbed Stanhope in the final 100 yards and kept on best to prevail by three-quarters of a length at 6/1.

Stanhope had to settle for second at 17/2. He was a length and-a half in front of Sosallycanwait (14/1) with Silver Nemo (28/1) a neck away in fourth.

Lynam said: "It was (a fair effort under 10st2lb), but he had dropped him a few pound and he was in a lower grade.

"They went very fast, but he did it well in the end. He climbed the hill well.

"He's not a good horse, but he's not a bad horse! He runs his race time and time again.

"I remember three or four runs back and he was second in Dundalk. I went in for a cup of tea and this punter came in and said 'that horse of yours is only a dog'. He was second to Tawaazon and trying to give it weight!

"What you see is what you get, always there or thereabouts.

"Sarah had a nice winner of the previous race (Screen Siren)."