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Bones much too strong

Fri 3rd Jun 2011, 21:11

The Jimmy Coogan trained Mr Bones under Barry Cash, made use of a low chase rating to easily win the concluding Tramore-racecourse.com Handicap Steeplechase at Tramore this evening.

The 2/1 favourite went clear before the second last fence and eventually recorded a comfortable two and a half lengths win over Destined For Fame

Afterwards Coogan said “Mr Bones was well handicapped over fences (rated 95) having a hurdle mark of 114. I’ve no immediate plans with him but the Galway Festival may be an option later in the summer – he is a possible for the Galway Blazers Handicap Chase.”

Thomas Weekes

tramore-racecourse.com H'cap S'chase (Rated 0-95) €8,000.00 2m 6f

1st

2/1Fav

Tote €2.70 €1.40

2nd

2.5L

Destined For Fame (IRE)

20/1

€6.30

3rd

2L

Carlanstown (IRE)

15/2

€3.00

4th

2.5L

Rossbeigh (IRE)

12/1

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