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- Spruce a nice recruit for Feane yard
Spruce a nice recruit for Feane yard
Spruce Meadows and Gary Carroll
© Photo Healy Racing
A 9,500 guineas buy at the Tattersalls Autumn Horses-In-Training Sale back in October, Spruce Meadows made a winning start for the Johnny Feane yard in the closing Dundalk Stadium — Light Up Your Night Handicap.
Gary Carroll did the steering on the attractive Intikhab gelding, and the handicap first-timer, a 7/1 shot, led a furlong out in a tightly matched-affair, in the end seeing off Dancing On Air by three parts of a length.
One of the market-leaders, Dashing Chief refused to race.
Feane explained: "He was bought at the Newmarket Horses in Training Sale in October for new owners, Ann and Damian Cassidy, who are from Prosperous.
"There is a mile race back here in a few weeks that he could go for."
(AM & EM)