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Bolger seen to good effect

Sat 2nd Aug 2008, 15:34

The Low Low Galway Blazers Handicap Chase was full of casualties with only 9 finishers from a field of 22 runners. It was won by George Stanley's Ballito with Mark Bolger in the saddle who managed to steer clear of the chaos during the race. All riders and horses appear to be fine.

Mark Bolger orginally from Athy Co Kildare is enjoying a fine season with a total of 10 winners. Bolger is attached to the Jessie Harrington team and is proving to be a very valuable part of the team claiming the 5 pounds.

Low Low Galway Blazers H'cap S'chase (Rated 0-116) €17,500.00 2m 6f

1st

25/1

Tote €62.60 €9.50

2nd

4L

One More Minute (IRE)

11/2

€1.60

3rd

0.75L

15/2

€2.60

4th

6L

Mighty John McGee (IRE)

14/1

€4.50

bf

Reisk Superman (IRE)

4/1Fav

Ireland Jockeys Trainers George Stanley Mark Bolger

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