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She loves those conditions and that race today conditions wise probably suited her,. I really wanted to go back to Fairyhouse for the mares' graded race which has obviously been rescheduled for Monday. A big factor in me coming here today was that I wanted JJ (Slevin) to ride her again. He got on really well with her and he has given her a good ride today. I wasn't going to be able to get him (in Fairyhouse). Hopefully we can look for something else. She probably deserves to go in and take a wee chance in one of those (graded races). I haven't really looked at what there is across the water for her but there are a couple of races here for her. We'll see what we can do. She didn't have to make the running today as I thought there was a bit more pace on. He was content to track them and he was handy enough. Once she got going at the top of the hill, unless she made a mistake, there was only one winner. The way she jumped she is cut out for jumping fences - she was ballooning them. Hopefully there is a future in her. She'll (mother Edith, owner) think it is easy now!. She was bought to sell originally and we didn't get her sold. We'll run away with her and see how we get on. She has a pedigree to make a good broodmare. A wee bit of black-type against her own name would fairly seal that. S R B Crawford, trainer

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Clondaw Secret, trained by Gordon Elliott, at the request of the Stewards and reported the animal to be post race normal. Samples were taken for analysis.

A novice hurdle for five years old and upwards which at entry are rated 115 or less (also open to horses which at entry are rated 116-125)
Weights - 5-y-o 11st 1lbs 6-y-o and up 11st 2lbs
Penalties - Performances before 28th January - for every 1lb above the rating of 115 1lb extra On or after 28th January - for each hurdle race won 5lb extra