Mullinahone-based trainer
Michael Gunn was without a winner under Rules in over 28 years and was represented by his son Miguel who said, “I’ve been looking after things for a couple of years. I’ve only six in at the moment and I’ve a job in the morning.
“She was very impressive. I always thought a fair bit of her at home but that’s above and beyond what I thought to be honest.
“The phone is hopping in my pocket at the moment!
“She’s a mare with a pedigree, it goes back to Back In Front — the good horse of Edward O’Grady’s.
“I’d say someone might own her next time. She must be worth a fair few quid after that. It was a savage performance first time out in a bumper.
“She’s always been relentless and doesn’t know when she has enough done.
“She has a hunter cert. I was going to point-to-point her, and then I thought maybe she’s a bit better than a point-to-pointer.”