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Eternal Youth shows clean pair of heels

Fri 22nd Oct 2010, 19:50

Dermot Weld's Eternal Youth took Dundalk's six furlong nursery in the hands of Leigh Roche by three parts of a length from Willie McCreery's McMonagle

Roche, apprenticed to Weld, admitted the race didn't quite go to plan. He said: "We planned to make the running but that didn't work out. He came home well though."

Roche was scoring for the 13th time this season (12 in Ireland and one in England). Byte The Bullet finished third for Emmanuel Hughes. The well-backed Umindme for Denis Cullen came home down the field in eighth.

Crowne Plaza Championship Nursery (Rated 50-75) €10,500.00 6f

1st

Eternal Youth (IRE) (1)

9/1

Tote €14.60 €4.20

2nd

0.75L

McMonagle (USA) (8)

9/2

€1.70

3rd

1L

Byte The Bullet (IRE) (4)

14/1

€3.50

4th

1.5L

Extra Steps (IRE) (5)

7/2Fav

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