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Mark Nunan
Unlikely success for Win Some Lose Some
Win Some Lose Some (white cap, centre)
© Photo Healy Racing
Not many horses jump the last in eighth and win at Kilbeggan but Win Some Lose Some (3/1) accomplished that feat under Mark Walsh in the first division of the William Hill Epic Value Maiden Hurdle.
The Champs Elysees five-year-old got a good jump at that final flight and finished with a flourish, weaving his way between rivals to beat Two Become One by a length and a half.
Padraig Roche, who trains the winner for J P McManus, said: “It was probably a weak race but it was grand to get a win with him. Mark said the better ground probably helped him and he picked up the pieces.
“I’d say he’ll stay around for the summer.”
Quotes from Alan Magee
About Mark Nunan
Mark has followed racing since he was a teenager and worked for many years as a broadcaster with the Irish version of Racecall. He joined the Press Association in 2019 and is also a contributor to the Racing Post. A native of Kildare, he now lives in Sligo.
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