Pre-race antics prove misleading for Slattery's Fallacy Unruly in the preliminaries and reluctant to load, Fallacy (3/1) was good when it mattered as he made all to rout his four rivals in Gowran Park's apprentice handicap over nine and a-half furlongs. Sam Coen's mount, a son of Breeders' Cup Classic winner Blame, was ridden clear early in the straight and slammed Rapide Vega by 12 lengths. It was a quick double for winning trainer Andy Slattery who said "I think he is a real nice horse. We told Basil (Holian, owner) he was a good horse and I'm glad it worked out.  "He is a stayer; he'll stay two miles, I'd say.  "Basil likes jumping, so I'd say that's probably what he'll end up doing. He is so big for stalls, he is 16'3.  "He is a real quiet horse at home but he just acted up a bit today at the races.  "He is in the Ulster Harp Derby actually and that's an engagement that we might take up. He only has seven stone-nine (pounds) at the moment. We'll get 7lb I suppose. If we got near the handicap proper, we might go." Additional reporting by John O'Riordan
