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He's learning on the job and today was probably the best he's ever settled. He raced in the middle of them and would have learned a lot. He'd a nice run at Punchestown. I didn't really want to go two mile-six (furlongs) with him but we've another runner in the bumper and Cian won't be available in the next few weeks with the 15 (winners) or less races. He takes no work and that's one thing we've learned about him. He'll have a break now and, if he's not sold, we'll think about Galway or we might wait a bit longer into the autumn. Yvonne Latta, trainer

The Raceday Stewards enquired into the running and riding of Commodity Broker, ridden by Sarah Kavanagh, and trained by Edward Cawley. Evidence was heard from the rider and trainer concerned. Sarah Kavanagh stated that her instructions were to drop in mid division and try get her mount to settle. She added that she knows the horse well from home and he is very difficult. Furthermore, she stated that he was very keen today, forced his way into gaps, jumped poorly and made a noise in running. Edward Cawley confirmed the instructions given and added that his charge is very keen and he was surprised how well he finished out the race considering how keen he was. He expressed his satisfaction with the ride considering what a difficult ride he had been. The Raceday Stewards also received a report from the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer who stated that Commodity Broker was found to have pulled its left fore shoe but to be otherwise post race normal. Samples were take for further analysis. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards noted the explanations given and took no further action regarding Rule 212. They were however satisfied that Sarah Kavanagh was in breach of Rule 213, in that she failed to report anything which might have affected the running of her mount in a race, and having considered her clean record in this regard the Raceday Stewards suspended Sarah Kavanagh for two racedays

S. O'Callaghan, rider of Young Doran, trained by P.J. Rothwell, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount was on and off the bridle

Sarah Kavanagh, rider of Commodity Broker, trained by Edward Cawley, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that her mount hung left and right.

A hurdle for four years old and upwards, maidens at starting
Weights - 4-y-o 11st 4lbs 5-y-o and up 11st 12lbs. Mares allowed 7lbs.