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Majestic keeps locals happy

Fri 7th May 2010, 19:39

There was a real Wexford success in the Broomhill Point Flat Race as three time point-to-point winner, Majestic Mayhem bred by Denis Hickey, scooted-up after making all, by six lengths, under the breeder's nephew, Andrew Doyle.

Having his first outing for local trainer, Jimmy Devereux, the seven-year-old son of Luso showed his appreciation for the good ground as he powered away from Traffic Article at the business end.

Devereux said: "He won three points for Darragh (Berry). He had a bad run the last day and you'd have thought there was something wrong with him. The better ground is probably what he wants. He'll go hurdling soon."

Broomhill Point INH Flat Race €7,000.00 2m

1st

Majestic Mayhem (IRE)

14/1

Tote €16.40 €3.40

2nd

6L

Traffic Article (IRE)

10/3

€1.40

3rd

3L

Minella Clonmel (IRE)

8/1

€2.40

4th

6L

Cootamundra (IRE)

11/8Fav

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