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Cleary Recovery continues

Thu 30th Jun 2011, 21:25

Rory Cleary partnered his second career winner for trainer Jim Bolger when steering Global Recovery to win the CROSS Charity Handicap at Leopardstown this evening.

Cleary, who has been out of fashion with trainers in recent years having regularly previously partnered 30 winners a season, was partnering his third winner of 2011 and has already equalled his total for the 2010 season.

Afterwards Bolger stated “Global Recovery may go to the July Sales now. I originally wanted to buy his dam and she was in foal to him when I bought her. I’m glad we got one win attempt out of him at the last attempt as he was crying out for a trip.”

Thomas Weekes

C.R.O.S.S. Charity H'cap (Rated 50-75) €8,000.00 1m 4f

1st

Global Recovery (IRE) (2)

20/1

Tote €36.80 €6.00

2nd

2L

Gargano (IRE) (8)

6/1

€2.00

3rd

1.25L

Mutiska (IRE) (11)

33/1

€9.00

4th

shd

Laurel Creek (IRE) (17)

33/1

€14.30

bf

shd

Spring Hawk (IRE) (10)

4/1Fav

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