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Murtagh completes Dundalk maiden double

Fri 16th Nov 2012, 19:59

Little White Cloud and Johnny Murtagh
© Photo Healy Racing

Jockey Johnny Murtagh completed a double at Dundalk this evening when steering 8/11 favourite Little White Cloud to win the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Maiden (Div 2).

The son of Dalakhani was produced to lead a furlong out before staying on well to record a length win over Mischief N Mayhem

Oxx was not present but Murtagh did later briefly mention “Little White Cloud has come on for the run at Leopardstown (in September) but he is still a big baby. He could make up into a nice mile and a half horse for next year.”

Murtagh had earlier partnered Levanto to win the earlier division of the same maiden.

Further reporting by Alan Magee

Irish Stallion Farms EBF M'dn (DIV II) €12,500.00 1m

1st

Little White Cloud (IRE) (13)

8/11Fav

Tote €1.20 €1.02

2nd

1L

Mischief N Mayhem (GB) (1)

10/1

€4.20

3rd

1.75L

Murphy's Delight (IRE) (2)

12/1

€7.40

4th

1.25L

Brannigan's Law (IRE) (7)

4/1

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