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Celtic Soprano calls tune at Wexford

Published at Jul 3, 2009, 18:46

Curragh based Paul Deegan recorded his 21st success of his fledgling training career when his Celtic Soprano landed the Campile Handicap at Wexford this evening.

The son of Celtic Swing made virtually all, eventually stretching clear in the straight to record a comfortable five lengths win over Torina

Winning jockey Willie Supple was registering his fourth success of the season.

Campile H'cap (Rated 47-65) €7,000.00 1m 6f

1st

Celtic Soprano (IRE) (5)

7/1

Tote €5.80 €2.10

2nd

5L

Torina (IRE) (15)

5/1Fav

€1.70

3rd

1.75L

North Shore (IRE) (7)

7/1

€2.30

4th

nk

Sue Princesse (IRE) (14)

20/1

€4.90

Ireland Jockeys Trainers W Supple P Deegan

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