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McNamara gets good tune from Spring

Published at Aug 9, 2009, 15:41

Indian Spring found plenty to quicken up well on the run-in and settle matters in the Pat O'Hare Bookmakers Rosebank Hurdle.

Andrew McNamara got a good tune from his mount as he went on to score by four lengths over Piper's Knowe

"He quickened up well. He'll go for a novice chase at Killarney and I'm looking forward to going over fences with him," said owner Noel Murphy.

"He's a nice horse and has always shown plenty." Trainer Edward O'Grady is currently in the south of France.

Pat O'Hare Bookmakers Rosebank H'dle €10,500.00 2m 2f 50yds

1st

Indian Spring (IRE)

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2nd

4L

Piper's Knowe (IRE)

7/1

3rd

1.75L

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4th

hd

10/1

bf

Tribes And Banner (IRE)

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Ireland Jockeys Trainers Andrew McNamara E O'Grady

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