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Greenfield Noel wins Cork hunters' chase

Published at Apr 13, 2009, 16:58

The Coolmore NH Sires Hunters Chase went to the Michael Winters trained Greenfield Noel who made all for a good winner, despite making three blunders at the final three fences.

Afterwards winning trainer Winters briefly stated "Greenfield Noel is a useful sort and will be kept to hunter chasing. Mikey (O'Connor, winning jockey) said he was just getting a little tired on what was only his third ever run."

Coolmore N.H. Sires Hunters S'chase €10,000.00 3m

1st

Greenfield Noel (IRE)

4/1

2nd

9L

Penny Doc (IRE)

2/1Fav

3rd

14L

Irish Alpha (IRE)

14/1

4th

1.5L

Supreme Deal (IRE)

10/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Michael Winters Michael O'Connor

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