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We've always liked this filly at home but, unfortunately, on all of her runs nothing went right for her. The first day in Cork they split into two groups and Seamie was left to come up on his own, and she just ran with the choke out that day. She kind of came home thinking that was what racing was all about, which was jumping and ripping. She came up here for another maiden, and I thought she would win, and she was too keen and ran with the choke out and did it again in Naas. We changed her training at home and put a tongue-bit in her to keep her tongue down. I think her tongue was getting over the bit. She is a nice filly and through no fault of her own she has ended up very well handicapped. I think we haven't seen the best of her because of those reasons. Ronnie was absolutely superb on her today. J F Levins, trainer

J.A. Powell, rider of Veracidad, trained by K.J. Condon, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount hung right

The Raceday Stewards requested a report from J.F. Levins, trainer, as to the apparent improvement in form of Seven Eleven (GB), placed first, as compared with its most recent run. J. F. Levins stated that his charge ran too keenly last time out at Naas and the application of a different bit had helped it to settle today. Having considered the report the Raceday Stewards noted the content of the report.

An extended handicap for two years old only (75 = 9st 12lbs)
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won.