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Von for Ballydoyle

Wed 16th Sep 2009, 15:54

Von Jawlensky appreciated the step down from classic company when pace-making for the Ballydoyle team in the St Leger at Doncaster last Saturday by taking the Ladbrokes sponsored mile and a half conditions race in good style.

Well-backed from 4/1 down to 5/2, Seamus Heffernan sent the Montjeu colt past the front-running Via Galilei entering the straight and he stayed on well to beat Eytarna by three and a half lengths. The Bull Hayes (9/4 favourite) found little approaching the straight, eventually finishing a disappointing seventh.

“The strong pace suited this horse well. He stays but is still a bit immature,” said Heffernan.

Ladbrokes 1800 777 888 Conditions Race €20,500.00 1m 4f

1st

Von Jawlensky (IRE) (7)

5/2

Tote €4.50 €1.70

2nd

3.5L

Eytarna (IRE) (5)

7/1

€2.20

3rd

4.5L

Emmpat (IRE) (3)

14/1

€3.00

4th

2.5L

Ghimaar (GB) (1)

7/1

bf

0.75L

The Bull Hayes (IRE) (4)

9/4Fav

Ireland Jockeys Seamie Heffernan

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