See also » Bay Of Dreams adds to her British victories in Bellewstown
She had very bad luck, she nearly got brought down here the first day we ran her. It probably took her a run to get over that. We felt in Leopardstown it was a cracking run (third) and the ground was as quick that day as she wanted it. She came here absolutely bouncing. Ben was very good on her, he had a horse to follow there today and she won nicely. She's a horse we bought in the Horses In Training Sale and she has taken a long time to acclimatise. Now she is just starting to rock and roll. We spotted her at the Horses In Training Sale, I thought she was great value. She was a cheap filly and if she came back to that sort of form (in Britain) over here, she could win. It is hard to win from England to Ireland, but she has ability. I think she will (progress) and I think a bit more juice in the ground won't be any harm to her. She'll be okay to step up to a mile and a quarter at some point as well. I think so (one for Galway), if she could get into the handicap there. Obviously, it is very condensed in Galway. That would be the idea to end up in Galway. Ciaran Murphy, trainer

The Raceday Stewards enquired into two incidents in close proximity in the closing stages, the first involving Comfort Line, ridden by Gabriella Hill, and Rockbury Lad (GB), ridden by J.A. Powell, and the second involving Comfort Line, and Glamazon, ridden by S. Foley. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. J A Powell stated that he received pressure from his outside and had to take back. S. Foley stated that he was aware of the horse on his inside and as he was maintaining his line he received a bump from behind. Gabriella Hill stated that her horse was leaning inwards and in hindsight she could have been more aware. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards was satisfied Gabriella Hill was in breach of Rule 214 in that she had ridden carelessly in relation to the first incident, and having considered her clean record they suspended her for two racedays. Furthermore, the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that no further action was warranted in relation to the second incident. Senior rider C.D Hayes accompanied Gabriella Hill in this enquiry

C. Geerdharry, rider of Lahore Da King, trained by Anthony Mullins, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount lost its action in the straight

Siobhan Rutledge, rider of Gotta Catch'em All, trained by H.Rogers, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that her mount clipped heels after the winning line

J.A. Powell, rider of Rockbury Lad (GB), trained by M.D. O'Callaghan, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount was short of room up the straight

L.F. Roche, rider of Smaoineamh Sile (GB), trained by Conor David Maxwell, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount reared as the stalls opened

N.M. Crosse, rider of Tariff, trained by Conor David Maxwell, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount hung right throughout

The Raceday Stewards held the result and enquired into the start of this race where Smaoineamh Sile, ridden by L.F Roche, exited the stalls without its rider when the race was started. Evidence was heard from the rider concerned, who stated that his mount reared without warning after the starter had indicated that the gates were about to open and that he stepped off his mount. He further confirmed that he did not have time to alert the Starter that he was in difficulty. Evidence was also heard from the I.H.R.B. Starter, who confirmed the evidence of L.F

Roche and stated that Smaoineamh Sile had reared after he pressed the starting mechanism as the gates were opening. Having considered the matter, the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that no further action was warranted and signalled the winner all right.

An extended handicap for three years old and upwards (70 = 10st)
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won.