See also » Champion conditional jump jockey Foley opens training account
Great to get the first one. The horses have been running really well, and we have had plenty of horses placed. This lady had good form coming here today and we were expecting a big run from her. She probably does (need every yard of that), but she will come on plenty now from that experience. She's a big lady and she's learning every day. She's going to improve again. We always thought plenty of her. She's coming now and she is learning off every run. Possibly she will be put away now and we'll wait for the turf to come back or we could come back up again here say in February or March. When she gets a break, she will strengthen up plenty for the break. When she steps up in trip, she will improve. Hopefully, she can bring us to some good places if she is not sold. As of all our horses, they are all for sale. Loved my time riding, and I suppose this was the next step and enjoying every minute of it. It is a completely different avenue to riding them. I have big support from Donnchadh (Doyle), so I have to thank him an awful lot. He has provided me with a yard, and he has filled it as well, so very lucky. I helped out with a few breezers last year and I got a good bug from that then. When Donnchadh and I spoke, that was the next step. There were plenty to train. I have a couple of two-year-olds that haven't run. They will run next year as three-year-olds. I have a couple that might run up here next week. Donnchadh has been very busy buying yearlings at the sales, so we are going Jack Foley, trainer

The Raceday Stewards reviewed an incident approximately two furlongs from home involving Daring Grace (GB), ridden by D.P. McDonogh, Girl Is On Fire (GB), ridden by W.M. Lordan, and Sagasti, ridden by R.P. Cleary, where it appeared Girl Is On Fire ended up on heels. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the matter, the Raceday Stewards were satisfied that no further action was warranted

The Raceday Stewards enquired into an incident approximately two furlongs from home involving Liberation Date (GB), ridden by L.T. McAteer, Daring Grace (GB), ridden by D.P. McDonogh, and Gold Inn, ridden by N.M

Crosse where it appeared interference may have occurred. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. N.M

Crosse stated that it got tight but his mount was weakening at the time. L.T. McAteer stated that his mount lugged a little right but he felt he was clear at the time. D.P. McDonogh stated that he didn't contribute to the incident

Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards found L.T. McAteer was in breach of Rule 214 in that he had ridden carelessly by failing to take reasonable steps to avoid causing interference. Having considered his clean record in this regard the Raceday Stewards suspended him for two racedays

D.P. McDonogh, rider of Daring Grace (GB), trained by Joseph Patrick O'Brien, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount leaned right in the straight.

For two years old fillies 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 3lbs.