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Nodelay makes all

Fri 26th Aug 2011, 18:51

Nodelay followed up her recent maiden win at Downpatrick when making all under Paul Carberry to take the two miles Guinness Hurdle at odds of 9/2.

The six-year-old kept on well from the second last to beat hurdle newcomer Boynagh Joy (7/2) by four lengths, with 6/4 favourite Burma Rock a further length and a quarter away in third.

Winning trainer Colin McBratney said: “He's entered at Downpatrick on Monday but we'll see about that. There's not a lot of races for her but she's in good form and thrives on her racing. She's improved again from her last run at Downpatrick. I left the tactics up to Paul tonight and there's no better man.”

Alan Magee

Guinness H'dle €10,000.00 2m

1st

9/2

Tote €4.00 €1.80

2nd

4L

Boynagh Joy (IRE)

7/2

€2.40

3rd

1.25L

Burma Rock (IRE)

6/4Fav

4th

3L

Blue Ridge Lane (IRE)

10/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers C McBratney Paul Carberry

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