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53/1 Listowel brace for O'Brien brothers

Fri 14th Sep 2018, 16:20

Baby Pink and Donnacha O'Brien
© Photo Healy Racing

Joseph and Donnacha O'Brien doubled their score at Listowel when Baby Pink landed the John & Terry Moriarty Memorial Handicap by no less than eight and a half lengths.

The 8/1 shot relegated Willie Mullins' Maze Runner to the silver medal position but of course he'd just had the 1-2 in the Doncaster Cup with Thomas Hobson and Max Dynamite.

Earlier on the mark aboard Rattling Jewel Donnacha O'Brien said: "She broke slow and didn't really travel for the first half.

"I brought her wide and sent her on early and in fairness to her she quickened up well."

(TW & EM)

John & Terry Moriarty Memorial H'cap €13,000.00 1m 4f

1st

Baby Pink (IRE) (15)

8/1

Tote €6.70 €2.70

2nd

8.5L

Maze Runner (IRE) (12)

6/1

€2.40

3rd

1.75L

New Direction (IRE) (1)

12/1

€6.00

4th

0.75L

Nanabad (IRE) (7)

11/1

bf

2L

Maid In Manhattan (IRE) (3)

4/1Fav

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Donnacha O'Brien Joseph O'Brien Willie Mullins

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