See also » Whatchadoin off the mark for Halley
We bought him at the breeze ups and he's a big, raw horse and I think he will be better next year. He's been very consistent this year and he has run in very good races. His last run, there was a pile of winners came out of that race. The Listed race I ran him too soon. It was always the plan, it just came up too soon for him. A big, raw horse like himself, just not enough recovery time for him. This race suited him down to the ground. He'll go on next year and he has plenty of potential in any jurisdiction. I really liked him all year, he's an excellent horse to train. He was bought for the family and it is great to get one. We'll see what comes knocking and go from there. I don't think he needs a break, but I think it would be great to develop him a little bit more. I'd just like to give him a little bit of time as well. Josh Halley, trainer

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer reported to the Raceday Stewards that Bill Sikes trained by Paul Nolan was found to be a gelding and not a colt as shown on the passport presented. Having considered the report, the Raceday Stewards fined the trainer €130 in accordance with the provisions of Rule 148(xii).

For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible and which had been purchased as yearlings or as two year olds at Public Auction under the hammer after 1st July, 2024 for #60,000 or less at a designated or specified sale
Weights - 9st 9lbs. Fillies allowed 5lbs.