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Enterprise displays skills at Limerick

Mon 28th Dec 2009, 14:12

Willie Mullins' Enterprise Park recorded in a thoroughly game and impressive win at Limerick today, winning the Grade 3 Freeman Keane Associates Dorans Pride Novice Hurdle well despite not jumping with fluency for much of the race.

Ridden by Mullins' nephew Emmet Mullins, the son of Goldmark tracked the leaders but was not fluent at times, and although briefly looked in trouble at the fourth last flight, soon came back on the bridle.

Enterprise Park eventually moved through to lead entering the straight and then quickened well for a smart win five and a half lengths over Quito De La Roque

Freeman Keane Dorans Pride Novice H'dle (Grade 3) €30,500.00 2m 6f

1st

Enterprise Park (IRE)

2/1

Tote €2.50 €1.30

2nd

5.5L

Quito De La Roque (FR)

8/1

€3.60

3rd

2.5L

Hugo De Vindecy (FR)

7/4Fav

4th

17L

Little Barney (IRE)

10/1

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