1st - €5,520.00 2nd - €1,360.00 3rd - €640.00 4th - €400.00 Fine

Formscan By Eamonn Murphy - GIRL IN BLUE was confidently expected to deliver in a Loughrea point-to-point four weeks back and she achieved the win in a really professional manner. Robert Tyner said after that success: "She didn't show me there what she does at home. She can go to the track and on her home-work she'd be fit for a bumper. She'd have won if she hadn't fallen (two out) at Dromahane (in March)." The selection, an attractive daughter of High Roller, beat Sing A New Song by ten lengths at Loughrea and Tyner has booked the more than capable Rachel Blackmore for the mount now. Glen Beg is a half-sister to Sher Beau (a good, if difficult to train performer in his time for Philip Fenton). She was quietly fancied for her debut at Galway, when fifth, and she is respected back against her own sex. Kris Kindle will meet nothing of the calibre of Rory O Moore, to whom she went down by thirteen lengths, at Tipperary on her debut. Minimal progression on that will put Kris Kindle bang there. A few others like Beeverstown Ash, Lady Lorabelle and Casablanca Lily have chances of making the frame on the form they've shown to date.

An I.N.H. flat race for four, five, six and seven yrs old mares only that have not won a *race
Weights - 4-y-o 11st 6lb; 5, 6 and 7-y-o 11st 9lb
Riders - Ladies who are Qualified under I.N.H.S. Rules