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Smullen/Weld complete Dundalk hat-trick

Published at Mar 20, 2009, 21:45

Champion Jockey Pat Smullen and his main employer trainer Dermot Weld recorded a treble at Dundalk tonight, concluding with Ransomed Bride in the Armagh Tyre Distributers Maiden. Ransom d Bride's completed the pair's clean sweep of the three maiden races, having earlier been successful earlier with Ma Ani and Signal Fire

Ransomed Bride was rewarding connections for some good efforts as a three year old last term.

Armagh Tyre Distributors M'dn €9,500.00 1m 2f 150yds

1st

Ransomed Bride (GB) (11)

3/1

Tote €4.70 €2.50

2nd

0.75L

Regal Warrior (IRE) (10)

14/1

€7.20

3rd

2.5L

Street Legal (GB) (14)

6/4Fav

€1.30

4th

0.5L

Murtagh (IRE) (12)

20/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Pat Smullen Dermot Weld

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