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Dunguib takes last at Navan

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The final race of the day The Glen Dimplex 'Future Champions' Flat Race Grade 2 was won in great style by the Philip Fenton trained Dunguib under Brian O'Connell in the colours of Daniel Harnett and Mrs E Lawlor.

O'Connell raced the Presenting gelding in behind the leaders, improved to lead travelling well from over 2f out, ran on strongly to win by an impressive 13 lengths.

Glen Dimplex Future Champ (P-A)Flat Race (Grade 2) €30,000.00 2m

1st

11/4

Tote €4.00 €2.10

2nd

13L

Luska Lad (IRE)

7/4Fav

€1.40

3rd

7L

I Wonder Now (IRE)

20/1

€4.60

4th

3.5L

Candy Creek (IRE)

5/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers B O'Connell Philip Fenton

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