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Dream a reality for Maguire

Tue 5th Oct 2010, 16:15

Anshan Dreams a promising second to Cass Bligh at Clonmel last month, went one better under a typically patient Paul Carberry ride in the six-year-old's and upwards two mile maiden hurdle.

Trained by Adrian Maguire for his wife Sabrina, the Anshan gelding swept to the front approaching the final flight and the 9/4 favourite had plenty in reserve to hold the renewed effort of Belord by half a length.

“We are thrilled with that. He wants better ground, and we were interested to see how he would handle the bit of ease here today,” said Mrs Maguire.

Tipperary Supp Club M'dn H'dle €7,500.00 2m

1st

Anshan Dreams (GB)

9/4Fav

Tote €3.40 €1.80

2nd

0.5L

20/1

€46.90

3rd

3L

Worldly Wise (GB)

7/2

€1.40

4th

12L

Andalucia Lady (IRE)

25/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Adrian Maguire Paul Carberry

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