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Nini Ok claims belated second win

Fri 9th Jan 2015, 20:19

Nini Ok and Seamie Heffernan
© Photo Healy Racing

The John Murphy trained Nini Ok added to a sole win in November 2011 when landing the Dundalk Stadium - Light Up Your Night Handicap at Dundalk this evening, under jockey Seamie Heffernan.

The daughter of Acclamation's previous win was gained at Kempton over three years ago and this evening ended a 21 race losing spell to record a length and a quarter win over Stoichkov.

Following the win, Heffernan stated "she has plenty of ability and has more ability than we've seen from her in a long time.

"She has been a bit disappointing but is capable and John (Murphy) said she had a big chance."

By Thomas Weekes, quotes from Gary Carson

Dundalk Stadium-Light Up Your Night Hcap (Rated 47-65) €7,500.00 7f

1st

Nini Ok (IRE) (7)

13/2

Tote €12.30 €4.50

2nd

1.25L

Stoichkhov (IRE) (2)

9/2

€2.00

3rd

1.75L

Fairy Foxglove (IRE) (3)

3/1Fav

€1.80

4th

nk

Roter Baron (IRE) (1)

25/1

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