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Seventh career win for Burren View Lady

Published at Jul 22, 2015, 19:49

Burren View Lady and Leigh Roche
© Photo Healy Racing

Burren View Lady won her seventh race and a second for trainer Denis Hogan at Naas today, landing the ISS HR Services Handicap for jockey Leigh Roche.

The five year old daughter of Dansili had won her first five races for Tim Easterby before joining Hogan last August, and having won at Dundalk in March, followed up today when scoring a length and a quarter success over Way Of Light

Hogan wasn't present for the win.

By Tom Weekes, quotes from Gary Carson

ISS HR Services H'cap €9,500.00 6f

1st

Burren View Lady (IRE) (9)

16/1

Tote €24.50 €3.90

2nd

1.25L

Way Of Light (IRE) (8)

9/1

€2.90

3rd

1.75L

Count Of Carabass (IRE) (6)

16/1

€4.80

4th

1.5L

Ucanchoose (IRE) (10)

12/1

€2.90

bf

hd

Oor Jock (IRE) (7)

9/2Fav

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Denis Hogan Leigh Roche

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