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Rosie scores maiden win in Sligo finale

Wed 6th Aug 2014, 20:57

Hallo Rosie (left) outbattled Uncharted Waters
© Photo Healy Racing

The Paul Deegan trained Hallo Rosie gained a maiden win from the basement flat rating when battling gamely to win the Follow Sligo Races On Facebook Handicap at Sligo today, under Chris Hayes.

The 47 rated daughter of Alhaarth rallied well in the closing stages to get the better of a protracted duel with Uncharted Waters

Deegan wasn't present but Hayes later stated “she is genuine but wasn't not mad about the ground. It was guts that got her to the line as she didn't enjoy it and she should win again.”

Paul (Deegan) told me to keep it uncomplicated as she likes to jump and stride.”

Quotes from Gary Carson

Follow Sligo Races On Facebook H'cap (Rated 47-65) €7,500.00 1m 4f

1st

Hallo Rosie (IRE) (10)

8/1

Tote €7.70 €1.60

2nd

nk

Uncharted Waters (IRE) (8)

9/2

€1.80

3rd

1.75L

Ballinlammy Gem (IRE) (6)

22/1

€5.10

4th

nk

Novel Approach (IRE) (9)

5/1

bf

10L

Dashing Dynamo (IRE) (1)

5/2Fav

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