Review naas 2nd Jun

Richard Hannon's decision to send Kool Kompany across the Irish Sea to Naas for the Alfred Nobel Rochestown Stakes paid dividends when the 7-2 chance extended his unbeaten run to three.

Most of the attention was on Aidan O'Brien's War Envoy , the 8-15 favourite, but he could not get on terms when push came to shove, leaving Kool Kompany to battle it out with Toscanini .

Hannon's runner just had enough in the tank in the closing stages to edge the verdict by a head.

O'Brien still secured a double on the card, starting with Due Diligence 's impressive all-the-way win in the Lacken Stakes.

The 5-4 favourite was sent straight to the front by Joseph O'Brien and stayed there, pulling clear in the closing stages to score by three and three-quarter lengths from Sailors Swan .

The father/son double was secured when Table Rock (6-1) landed the Follow Us On Facebook Handicap.

Dermot Weld's Tested produced a flying finish to land the Owenstown Stud Stakes.

Ansgar was clear entering the final furlong, but Pat Smullen swooped down the outside on the 10-3 winner, coming home a length and three-quarters clear of the fast-finishing Slipper Orchid .

The Kevin Prendergast-trained Beach Belle had two British raiders to contend with in the Coolmore Stud European Breeders Fund Fillies' Sprint Stakes, but the 15-8 favourite came from last to first under a confident Chris Hayes to beat Richard Fahey's Realtra by three-quarters of a length.

Hazaraba produced a fine front-running performance to land the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden.

Declan McDonogh kicked clear early in the straight on the John Oxx-trained 3-1 favourite, and she kept up the gallop to beat Supposing by two lengths.

Ger Lyons could head to Royal Ascot with Machete Mark (11-2), after he landed the New BBQ Evening Format At Naas handicap under Colin Keane.