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Career Move causes shock

Mon 27th Oct 2008, 15:23

33/1 chance Career Move landed the qualified riders flat race at Galway in the capable hands of Adrienne Foley.

The winner is owned and trained by Cathy Harrison who said afterwards: 'she came home with very sore shins after her last run so we decided to try her on softer ground, but were not sure how she would handle it. She is home bred and we have several more due to run in the near future.'

www.swordsecurity.com (QR) Race €17,500.00 1m 6f

1st

Career Move (IRE)

33/1

Tote €47.80 €7.30

2nd

3L

Western Rose (IRE)

7/1

€1.40

3rd

2.5L

Sweet Kiln (IRE)

3/1

€1.50

4th

nk

Silver Jaro (FR)

11/4Fav

€1.60

Ireland Jockeys Trainers C Harrison A Foley

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