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Spencer records double

Fri 10th Oct 2008, 20:02

Jamie Spencer recorded a double this evening at Dundalk when winning the feature race The Irish Stallions EBF Star Appeal Stakes (Listed Race) aboard the Mark Wallace trained Captain Ramius in the colours of Clodagh McStay.

Mark Wallace saddled his last winner here this evening in Ireland as he is heading off to Australia where he is to embark on a new training career 'down under'.

Mark Wallace said, "The horse is entered in The Horris Hill Stakes at Newbury next month so may go there with him next. Jamie gave him a very good ride from the front."

Spencer's earlier winner came on Finicius trained by Eoin Griffin.

Ir Stallion Farms EBF Star Appeal Stks (Listed) €70,000.00 7f

1st

Captain Ramius (IRE) (4)

7/4Fav

Tote €2.00 €2.00

2nd

0.75L

Excelente (IRE) (5)

12/1

€2.50

3rd

nk

Gluteus Maximus (IRE) (3)

6/1

€1.90

4th

nk

Blas Ceoil (USA) (6)

4/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Eoin Griffin M Wallace Jamie Spencer

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