Colin Keane was straight back to winning ways after his coronavirus quarantine in the first race at Leopardstown.
The rider took the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden aboard the Ger Lyons-trained Angel Palm.
Sent off the 6/5 favourite for the contest over seven furlongs, the daughter of Dark Angel tracked the pace-setting Friendly and stretched away to score by three lengths.
Keane had to spend 14 days on the sidelines due to Covid-19 rules, after he travelled to the UK to partner Siskin in the Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.
"We thought a good bit of her (Angel Palm) coming here the first day and she was just first day at school and very green," he told Racing UK.
"She came forward from that and her maiden has worked out well. As you have seen there she is a nice filly going forward.
"I think she's a filly that will appreciate going a mile, you'll see her to better effect I think.
"We are well rested so it's nice to get back with a winner."
Although Siskin lost his unbeaten record in the mile feature on July 29, he wasn't beaten far, as a late surge by Mohaather took him to the front.
Keane gained some compensation during the trip when Steel Bull took the Group 3 Molecomb Stakes, a juvenile recovering from a stalls incident in his subsequent race.
He remains 16 winners behind Shane Foley in the race for the jockeys' title, as his rival took the second race on Leopardstown's card.
