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Young Kaiser up to the task at Galway

Mon 25th Oct 2010, 16:03

Kaiser So Say may be only five but he was good enough to land a competitive John Mulholland Bookmakers Handicap Hurdle under Barry Geraghty at Galway.

Backed from 17/2 into 7s, Kaiser So Say led turning in and he was two and a half lengths too strong for The Shepherd on the run-in.

Winning owner Bernard Heffernan said: "We're delighted with him and he ran here for the good ground. He will stay three miles in time and he is still only a baby. He'll have a break now as he has had a long hard season."

Bernard is assistant to his trainer father Andrew.

John Mulholland Bookmakers H'cap H'dle (Rated 81-123) €17,000.00 2m 5f 190yds

1st

Kaiser So Say (GB)

7/1

2nd

2.5L

The Shepherd (IRE)

10/1

3rd

nk

The Lady Granuaile (USA)

16/1

4th

0.5L

16/1

bf

1L

Prosperity Square (IRE)

11/2Fav

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