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Madden & Queally take last

Thu 7th May 2009, 20:40

The final race on todays The Finger Food & Music After Racing Maiden Hurdle was won by the John Queally trained Elyaadi ridden by Niall Slippers Madden and owned by Michael Ryan.

Winning trained Queally said afterwards, "That was great, it's her first run over hurdles. She won on the Flat in England and we bought her from Darley. She disappointed us a bit on the flat last season but I think we can still win a flat race with her yet."

Finger Food &Music After Racing Mdn Hdle €8,000.00 2m 100yds

1st

14/1

Tote €25.00 €2.80

2nd

2L

Bangonform (IRE)

11/8Fav

€1.50

3rd

5.5L

Thelobstercatcher (GB)

9/2

4th

4.5L

Killowenabbey (IRE)

13/2

€1.30

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