Review ballinrobe 9th Aug

Prince Jock continued the good run of form of trainer Tracey Collins when scoring at 9-1 in the Tim Kelly Electrical Handicap at Ballinrobe.

Always to the fore under Pat Shanahan, the Fairyhouse maiden winner moved past pacesetter The Seanachie turning out of the back straight.

Kims Dream looked a major threat entering the final furlong, but the son of Repent found more for pressure and had a neck to spare at the line.

The disappointment of the race was 9-4 favourite Snap Alam , who failed to get competitive.

The Costello McDermott Handicap went to another 9-1 shot in the shape of Golden Nugget , who was bouncing back from a disappointing run at Roscommon last month.

The drop to nine furlongs clearly suited the gelded son of Intikhab and Seamie Heffernan drove him home three quarters of a length ahead of long-time leader One For Joules .

Anna Montana , trained by Ger Lyons, took full advantage of a drop in grade in the Flannery's Bistro Claiming Race.

Keagan Latham produced the Ger Lyons-trained filly with a well-timed run up the inside rail as they turned for home and she went on to beat Mac Tiernan by three lengths.

Tom Hogan's Regal Obligation (8-1) returned to winning ways with a pillar-to-post success under Wayne Lordan in the opening Ballinrobe Musical Society All Ireland Winners Handicap.

The bang in-form Beau Michael (15-8) took the main jumps race on the card - the F.B.D. Hurdle.

Following a Flat win at this track and novice chase success at the Galway Festival, Adrian McGuiness' tough front-runner went in again over the smaller obstacles when holding on from Tilabay , who made a crucial mistake at the last flight of hurdles.