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Gary Carson
Jackie Oh looks smart on belated debut
Jackie Oh and Seamie Heffernan (nearest) beat 4/6 shot Red Riding Hood
© Photo Healy Racing
Debutante Jackie Oh proved too strong for her stablemate, and odds-on hotpot, Red Riding Hood in the Dubawi Legend Fillies Maiden at Naas.
The Ballydoyle pair came to battle it out inside the final furlong after getting the measure of front-runner Emotivo
It was the newcomer, a Galileo filly out of Jacqueline Quest, who got on top for Seamie Heffernan in the closing stages to post a half length success at odds of 4/1.
Aidan O'Brien, saddling a double on the card, said:- “She’s a very well-bred filly and handled the ground. She had a few holds ups last year and didn’t get to run. You would have to be delighted with her.
“She will go for a Trial and I’d say she will get a bit further as well.”
Jacqueline Quest was disqualified after winning the 2010 1,000 Guineas. She has been a good producer since going to stud with four black-type performers, most notably ill-fated Breeders Cup Juvenile Turf winner Line of Duty.
(Quotes by Alan Magee)