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Haralan wins last at Gowran

Wed 5th Aug 2009, 20:50

The well backed 4/9 favourite Haralan from the John Oxx stable made it a winning debut when landing the concluding race on this evening’s card the Watree Maiden in the hands of Michael Kinane.

Winning trainer Oxx said afterwards: “He’s a nice horse and we’ll be holding onto to him and giving him a chance. We will try pick up a winner’s of one race for him next. The handicapper wouldn’t give you a chance.”

“Mourad won this race last year and then he went on to win Her Majesty Place at Down Royal so we will probably take that route with this fellow.”

Watree M'dn €8,500.00 1m 4f

1st

Haralan (IRE) (6)

4/9Fav

Tote €1.30 €1.10

2nd

3L

Faoileanda (IRE) (5)

11/2

€2.40

3rd

2.5L

Black Rock Lake (IRE) (3)

8/1

4th

12L

Balance On Time (IRE) (2)

25/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers John Oxx Michael Kinane

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