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It was a brilliant performance. If you go back through her form, her bad run was at Cheltenham last year and she was lame after it. We were always keen to step her up to the three miles as her jumping is a bit slow. When they are going that bit quicker over two and a half on quicker ground she can make the odd mistake. That gives us options. I’m not saying after that she’s definitely going to go for the Stayers, we’ll see closer to it. If the ground was very soft in Cheltenham on the first day she could go for the Mares Hurdle. Hopefully she comes out of this race well and fingers crossed we’ll rock on to Cheltenham. I expected her to run a huge race today. She was working well at home and is a filly we always thought a lot of. Cheltenham will be ground dependant. I wouldn’t run her on good ground over there. She’d want a bit of soft in it. Peter Fahey, trainer

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Klassical Dream (FR), trained by W.P

Mullins, at the request of the Stewards and reported the animal to be post race normal.

A hurdle for five years old and upwards
Weights - 11st 5lbs Mares allowed 7lbs
Penalties - Penalties (handicaps excluded) - to count from 1st July, 2020 Winner of three or more hurdle races or a Grade 3 hurdle race 3lb extra Of two Grade 3 hurdle races or a Grade 2 hurdle race 5lb extra Of a Grade 1 hurdle race 7lb extra