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Harrington & Mullins combine to land the bumper

All Noise and Patrick Mullins (red)All Noise and Patrick Mullins (red)
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A half-sister to Jamie Snowden's Ryanair Mares´ Novices´ Hurdle winner White Noise, All Noise made a winning debut under Rules in Limerick's Irish EBF (Mares) (Pro-Am) INH Flat Race over two miles and a furlong.

A point-to-point winner at Tattersalls Farm in April, for handler Pat Turley and jockey Declan Lavery, the daughter of Maxios raced behind the leaders and improved on the outer approaching the straight.

After hitting the front on the stands' side two furlongs out, the 3/1 joint-favourite went away to score by two lengths from The Ocean Queen .

Jessica Harrington trains the winner for Dan Kiely.

"I got a call from Kate Harrington at 9.30am on Thursday morning to ride her, and wasn't expecting it,” said winning rider Patrick Mullins.

“I actually had three wisdom teeth extracted that same day, so I'm blaming that for putting 1lb overweight!

"I could have ridden with more overweight and she'd still have won. Kate said she had worked very well and while Harry Swan had done all the work on her, he had to ride for Gordon Elliott.

"She is a well-bred mare who was well bought for that money (€150,000), and will jump hurdles and fences."

Additional reporting by Tom Weekes

About Mark Nunan
Mark has followed racing since he was a teenager and worked for many years as a broadcaster with the Irish version of Racecall. He joined the Press Association in 2019 and is also a contributor to the Racing Post. A native of Kildare, he now lives in Sligo.