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Tom Weekes

Tom Weekes

Pomme Tiepy back to winning ways

Sat 29th Nov 2008, 13:25

The Willie Mullins trained Pomme Tiepy got back to winning ways at Fairyhouse today, winning the Fairyhouse Membership 2009 Hurdle, under Paul Townend.

Fog again resulted in largely impaired viewing of the race although Pomme Tiepy made all for her game five and a half lengths win over 5/4 favourite Cork All Star

Afterwards Mullins reported "I'm delighted with that and Pomme Tiepy looks to be back to herself again."

He added "we'll mix hurdling and chasing with her for the season and she may go to Cork in two weeks time for a Grade 3 Novice Hurdle."

12.55
Fairyhouse Membership 2009 H'dle €25,000.00 2m 2f
1st
Pomme Tiepy (FR) 
6/1
Tote €5.30 €2.40
2nd
5.5L
Cork All Star (IRE) 
5/4Fav
€1.10
3rd
0.5L
Jimmy Ber (IRE) 
10/1
€3.10
4th
0.5L
Taravada (GB) 
12/1
Full Result
Ireland Jockeys Trainers Paul Townend Willie Mullins
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A lifelong racing fan, Tom began writing point to point reports in 2002 and has reported for irishracing.com since 2003, when he joined Irish Racing Services - since taken over by the Press Association. Has ridden a point to point winner and won the 2018 Irish Field Naps Table.
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