P2P.ie Review: The four-year-old maiden at Broughshane has developed a decent roll of honour since it’s relatively recent introduction with previous editions having been won by the likes of Born Survivor, Calino D’Airy, and Fakir D’Alene. The 2022 renewal was certainly not lacking in competitiveness with a blanket covering ten horses jumping the third-last fence. In behind them and with a wall of nine horses to pass was the newcomer Kinbara. He caught the eye making what looked to be particularly easy progress on the climb to the penultimate obstacle to cut through the field, despite steadying into the final fence, which he was entitled to do on debut, he continued his relentless progression up the run-in to finish best of all and win going away by half-a-length. Given  how strongly he hit the line, he would also have to be considered value for that winning margin.