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Gorman lands opener at Naas

Wed 22nd Jul 2009, 18:41

The opening race this evening at Naas, the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Supporting I.T.B.A Maiden was won by the Jim Gorman trained Money Trader in the hands of Chris Hayes.

“Five or six furlongs is his trip so we’ll go the Nursery route with him. He is a tough professional sort and Chris gave him a super ride” said a delighted Jim Gorman.

Irish Stallion Farms EBF I.T.B.A. M'dn €15,500.00 5f

1st

Money Trader (IRE) (2)

6/1

Tote €7.80 €2.60

2nd

hd

African Cat (USA) (3)

20/1

€7.20

3rd

shd

Finest Artisan (IRE) (9)

14/1

€4.70

4th

nk

No Acting (IRE) (10)

10/1

bf

4.5L

Ashton Lane (IRE) (1)

10/3Fav

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Chris Hayes J Gorman

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