See also » Force Noir makes no mistake on second start
He ran well the first day, when he showed a little bit of greenness. He has improved since the first day and I’d say he’s going to improve again. The sire (Persian Force) has had a lot of runners and they’ve all run well, they put their heads down and run. Now they are starting to win and I’m very happy for the stallion. He’s a horse that can run over five and can step up to six as well. I liked his attitude today. We’ll see how he is after today and maybe he could come back next week for the First Flier Stakes at the Curragh. We could maybe save him for the Norfolk in Ascot. The Marble Hill is another option if he doesn’t go to the First Flier. Robson De Aguiar, trainer

S. Foley, rider of Lady Patrona (GB), trained by Mrs John Harrington, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount received a bit of interference at about halfway

C.D. Hayes, rider of No Time Faults, trained by Kevin Thomas Coleman, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount was badly hampered two furlongs out

The Raceday Stewards enquired into an incident about two furlongs from the finish involving The Scallionator, ridden by W. Joyce, Lady Patrona (GB), ridden by S. Foley, and No Time Faults, ridden by C.D. Hayes, where it appeared Lady Patrona and No Time Faults received interference when The Scallionator moved sharply right

Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. W. Joyce said his mount was very green and hung right two furlongs out but he corrected his mount immediately. S.Foley said he got carried right by The Scallionator. C.D

Hayes said he received bad interference when getting pressure from his left. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards took no further action.

For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible and whose sire established one or more yearling sales in the relevant year with a median price of not more than #60,000
Weights - 9st 8lbs. Fillies allowed 5lbs.