Shop Dj in line for possible crack at Quevega

Trainer Peter Fahey must decide whether to enter Shop Dj for Cheltenham’s David Nicholson Mares Hurdle and a tilt at the mighty Quevega after his stable star won the Download Our Mobile App Now Maiden in Dundalk last night.

Ridden by Mick Hussey, she got the better of Roe Deer and Discovery Bay. Fahey declared: “She’s an unbelievable filly to train — she won her point-to-point, two bumpers, her hurdles and a chase and, now, comes here and wins on the flat. Even off a slow pace, she was able to quicken and win well.

“I’m not too keen on going to Cheltenham to ace Quevega. But I must discuss it with the owners before Monday morning. I don’t know whether we should chance it or not. There’s a lovely mares chase (the Grade 3 Dawn Run Mares Chase) at Limerick on March 18, which would suit her. But she must have good ground.”