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Incline On Track For Galway Repeat

Wed 16th Jul 2008, 18:14

Incline (5/4 to 9/10) is all set for another crack at the Tote Galway Mile which he won last year after a three lenghts win in the Kilmacud Claiming Race at Leopardstown.

Trainer Ray McGlinchey said afterwards: ´he has been hard to place this season, so we decided to take this opportunity. This will be his last piece of serious work before going to Galway.´

´I will also run Mesmerize Me at the Galway Festival. He is a lovely 3-y-o.´

Kilmacud Claiming Race €10,000.00 7f

1st

Incline (IRE) (3)

9/10Fav

Tote €1.70 €1.10

2nd

3L

Gracious Girl (IRE) (5)

7/1

€2.30

3rd

1.25L

Champion's Way (IRE) (6)

20/1

€6.80

4th

0.75L

Whatwodmyrasay (IRE) (7)

16/1

Ireland Trainers R McGlinchey

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