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MacAuley rides second pro winner

Thu 23rd Apr 2009, 19:04

Recently-turned professional Donal Mac uley partnered his second winner in the 'paid ranks' when steering Philip Rothwell's Rockers Field to win the Glenview and Rathbarry Studs Beginners Chase at Tipperary this evening.

Afterwards Rothwell stated "I'm delighted for Donal (MacAuley) as he has now ridden a winner over hurdles and chases as a professional. Rockers Field jumped really well and loved that testing ground, although it was probably only an average contest."

Glenview and Rathbarry Studs Beg S'chase €9,750.00 2m 4f

1st

Rockers Field (IRE)

6/1

Tote €7.30 €1.50

2nd

nk

The Phantom Piper (IRE)

6/1

€1.20

3rd

5L

See Double You (IRE)

33/1

€12.40

4th

15L

25/1

€9.00

bf

6L

Denny Mac (IRE)

2/1Fav

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Philip Rothwell D MacAuley

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