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- Sweet looks smart for Browne
Gary Carson
Sweet looks smart for Browne
One Sweet Day and Seamus Heffernan go clear
© Photo Healy Racing
One Sweet Day pulled away in impressive style to land the opening six-furlong maiden at Cork this afternoon.
The Willie Browne-trained filly was well backed, returning a 4/1 shot having been as big as 14/1 this morning.
Seamie Heffernan was soon prominent on the Invincible Spirit filly and she was disputing on the stand's side at halfway.
She was sent into the lead over a furlong from home and quickened away in the closing stages to post a four-and-a-half length success over 25/1 shot Plezantlysurprised
"She ran very well on her first run in the Junction (Tipperary) and still didn't look fit at Navan, when she looked heavy and ran well to a point but the flat track suited today,” said Browne.
"We were hoping for a good run, she is a very well bred filly and she'll probably get a hike in the handicap now. I hope she is a black-type filly."
(Quotes by Tom Weekes)