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He's done well. He's quite a lazy horse and coming out of stall 14 is not easy,. He's a nice horse. We bought him in America last year and I think whatever he does at two he'll be a nice horse next year. He has got a big frame and needs to fill in to it. That might nearly be it for this year. We might just bring him back next year and see how he gets on. I think he probably wants to step up a little bit in trip but he was sharp and this race was available. He tried hard. We had blinkers on him the last day but I thought that the horses went past him and he didn't know it until they were past him so we put the visor on him tonight. David Marnane, trainer

The Stewards enquired into the running and riding of Rego Park Lady, ridden by R. Aguiar, and trained by Adrian Murray. Evidence was heard from the rider and trainer concerned. R. Aguiar, stated that as this filly was retuning from an injury, his instructions were to jump her into the race and give her a good education without hurting her

R. Aguair stated that in running his mount jumped into the race and settled well when held. In the last 2 furlongs, R. Aguair attempted to find space to challenge but gaps closed on him and his mount held her head high. Adrian Murray stated that Rego Park Lady had suffered a stress fracture in June and this was her first race since the injury

He instructed R. Aguair to drop his filly into the race and to finish as strong as possible. He further stated that he might have preferred if R. Aguair had given his charge a stronger ride. The Stewards also received a report from the Turf Club Veterinary Officer who stated that Rego Park Lady was post race normal. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Stewards noted the explanation offered and advised R

Aguair to ensure that he is seen to be more forceful in future.

For two yrs old only, maidens at starting
Weights - 9st 5lb; Fillies allowed 5lb