See also » ‘She could be an Oaks filly’ — Sparan Nua impresses at Gowran
Declan said she is very, very classy. Very smart. It's her second start. She was a little bit on her toes in the parade ring for the preliminaries. Declan said everything went wrong for her. It wasn't the way he wanted to ride her at all. He said she just oozes class; the minute he pressed the button it was all over in two strides. He said she could be an Oaks filly. He said she just has oodles of class. He's riding enough of them to know. Look, she's doing everything right at home. Kevin (Manning) rode her work there last week. She's come on from her run in Naas. She's grown up mentally and physically. She's a beautiful filly going forward and we like her a lot now. The way she worked the last day and even here today. Declan was blown away with her there. J S Bolger, trainer

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board Veterinary Officer examined Lady Mairen, trained by P. Twomey, at the request of the Raceday Stewards and reported the animal to be post race normal other than a small skin wound on its outside left fore distal cannon

For three years old and upwards fillies only that have not won more than one weight-for-age race and which have not finished first, second or third in a Listed or Group race
Weights - 3-y-o 8st 13lbs 4-y-o and up 9st 12lbs.
Penalties - Penalty (handicaps excluded) - to count from 1st June, 2025 Winner of a race 4lb extra