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Stack wins opener at Limerick

Fri 19th Jun 2009, 17:43

The opening race this evening at Limerick, The Events Parking EBF Median Auction (C&G) Maiden was won by the Tommy Stack trained Shabassh under Wayne Lordan.

Fozzy Stack son of the winning trainer said afterwards, "We've been having a quiet time of it lately so it was nice to get a winner. He ran a bit flat at Leopardstown the last day for whatever reason. Wayne said he wasn't really letting himself down on the ground. We will probably go for a nursery or something similar next."

The opening race this evening at Limerick, The Events Parking EBF Median Auction (C&G) Maiden was won by the Tommy Stack trained Shabassh under Wayne Lordan.

Fozzy Stack son of the winning trainer said afterwards, "We've been having a quiet time of it lately so it was nice to get a winner. He ran a bit flat at Leopardstown the last day for whatever reason. Wayne said he wasn't really letting himself down on the ground. We will probably go for a nursery or something similar next."

Events Parking EBF Median Auct (C&G)M'dn €13,500.00 7f 50yds

1st

Shabassh (IRE) (2)

5/1

Tote €9.30 €2.10

2nd

0.75L

Reggae Dancer (IRE) (6)

3/1

€1.40

3rd

1.5L

Red Fighter (IRE) (1)

20/1

€3.50

4th

2L

Light Years Ahead (GB) (5)

7/1

bf

2.5L

Mark Twain (IRE) (4)

11/10Fav

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