Tom Weekes

Lots Of Memories from the Fahey's 'day out'!

Wed 24th Apr 2013, 19:49

Lots Of Memories and Mark Fahey lead
© Photo Healy Racing

The Paul Fahey trained Lots Of Memories was rewarded for five previous placed efforts (including four runner-up runs) when gaining his maiden win in the concluding Attheraces.com INH Bumper at Punchestown today.

Ridden by the trainer's nephew Mark Fahey, the son of Jammaal battled gamely in the straight to see off the challenge of Real Steel and Sizing Chile

Trainer Fahey later stated “he (Lots Of Memories) has been knocking on the door and to be honest I didn't think he'd win one!”

Regarding the winner, backed into 10/1 (from 16s), he added “but we felt 'why not go to our local track and have a day out?'!”

“He'll go on his holidays now and will make a nice hurdler next season.”

Quotes from Alan Magee

7.15

Attheraces.com INH Flat Race €9,000.00 2m 2f

1st

Lots Of Memories (IRE)

10/1

Tote €13.30 €2.20

2nd

1.75L

Real Steel (IRE)

7/2

€1.80

3rd

Sizing Chile (IRE)

9/2

€2.10

4th

4.25L

Chute Hall (IRE)

14/1

0.5L

Beat That (IRE)

2/1Fav

Full Result

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