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Smullen increases lead in Jockeys Title

Sun 12th Oct 2008, 15:17

Pat Smullen increased his lead in the Jockeys Championship when winning The Michael Bathe Memorial EBF Fillies Maiden aboard the Andrew Kinsella trained Hallie's Comet for owner Her Diamond Necklace Farms FZE.

The One Cool Cat filly was prominent throughout, ridden along in 2nd from 2f out and stayed on well to lead close home holding off Jim Bolgers Sioduil by a head.

Michael Bathe Memorial EBF(Fillies)M'dn €19,000.00 6f

1st

Hallie's Comet (IRE) (14)

5/2Fav

Tote €2.60 €1.10

2nd

hd

Sioduil (IRE) (1)

8/1

€2.50

3rd

2.5L

Samba School (IRE) (8)

7/2

€1.70

4th

3L

Dancing Bandit (USA) (18)

9/2

€2.10

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Jim Bolger Pat Smullen A Kinsella

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