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The Grey Rebel wins Cork opener

Sun 22nd Aug 2010, 14:58

David Marnane recorded his 21st winner of the season when his The Grey Rebel comfortably landed the Gortnagross Maiden at Cork today, under his ‘first’ jockey Colm O’Donoghue.

The son of Tagula raced prominently, led from two furlongs out, before recording a two lengths win over My Girl Anna

Marnane was not present for the win.

Gortnagross M'dn €8,500.00 6f

1st

The Grey Rebel (IRE) (7)

6/1

Tote €6.20 €2.10

2nd

2L

My Girl Anna (IRE) (10)

7/1

€1.70

3rd

0.5L

A Mind Of Her Own (IRE) (8)

3/1Fav

€1.40

4th

2L

Radnimaz (GB) (2)

16/1

Ireland Trainers David Marnane

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