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Mark Nunan
Zoffman gets his turn
Zoffman gets there
© Photo Healy Racing
Zoffman (13/2), placed in half of his twelve runs coming into the William Hill Play Responsibly Maiden, got his turn when getting up late under Dylan Browne McMonagle.
The 77-rated gelding had plenty of horses in front of him three furlongs out but stayed on well down the stands’ side to defeat newcomer Rare Middleton by half a length. Hibernia Oppositus was a length and a half further back in third.
Wiining trainer Noel Meade said: “We’ve realised now that he wants an ease in the ground and a mile and a quarter or even a mile and a half.
“I schooled him over hurdles after his second last run and I’d say it has done him good.
“Dylan gave him a good ride and he said they went too quick. He really quickened up for him.
“He’s very small so I’d imagine he’ll stay on the Flat and will go in a handicap somewhere this backend.”
Quotes from Alan Magee