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Bob Le Beau wins for Harrington

Fri 1st Oct 2010, 21:22

Bob Le Beau made every post a winning one under Fran Berry to scoop the one mile two furlong handicap for Jessica Harrington.

The three-year-old gelding won by a length and three quarters from Jim Bolger's Rock Medley With Prospectorous a head back in third.

The race panned out according to the betting market with Bob Le Beau returned at 9/2 favourite with the second and third both coming in at 5/1.

The winner sealed a Dundalk double for jockey Fran Berry.

Damien Dempsey Live After Racing H'cap (Rated 70-100) €21,500.00 1m 2f 150yds

1st

Bob Le Beau (IRE) (10)

9/2Fav

2nd

1.75L

Rock Medley (IRE) (8)

5/1

3rd

hd

Prospectorous (IRE) (12)

5/1

4th

hd

Prince Chaparral (IRE) (4)

11/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Jim Bolger Francis Berry Jessica Harrington

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