Pets Georgina (6m Order Of St George - Missyspet, by Westerner) gained a first win over hurdles when readily striking at Killarney on Friday. Trained by John Ryan, the six-year-old had won a bumper at Sligo on her most recent start, having finished a neck second in a Kilbeggan novice hurdle in May. Ridden by JJ Slevin, Pets Georgina made all and asserted before the final flight to win by a widening four and a half lengths. In second was Chisel Hill (by Vadamos), while Tumbling In (by Walk In The Park) finished third. Ryan said: “This is a nice mare. I’d say she’s way better than the ordinary and she’s a winter-type mare. “She’s out of a very good mare. This one's the real deal. It was only her third run over hurdles, although you could say it was her second [she was badly hampered and unseated early at Ballinrobe]. “I was forced to go for a bumper as she got an RPR of 120 after being second. Just pure greenness beat her in Kilbeggan, or she would have won that novice hurdle. “I said to JJ that he was on the best horse in the race and he said he’d make the running then and do it the hard way. He said it was easier than it looked." On future plans, he added: “She’ll go to Cork next. There's a three-mile novice there and also a three-mile Graded race.” Pets Georgina was bred by Brigid Harte.