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Jaamid justifies Fairyhouse favouritism

Wed 15th Apr 2009, 16:59

Butlers Cabin's half brother Jaamid justified 9/10 favouritism when running out the unextended seven lengths winner of the Broad Meadow Beginners Chase at Fairyhouse today.

Ridden by Paul Carberry, the gelded son of Desert Prince tracked the leaders before eventually moving through to lead at the fourth last fence, before staying on well for an eased down seven lengths win.

Winning trainer Noel Meade later stated "Jaamid will go to Punchestown and then have a break - we may then train him for the Galway Plate."

Broad Meadow Beginners S'chase €13,500.00 2m 1f

1st

9/10Fav

Tote €2.00 €1.20

2nd

7L

Tahitien Fix (FR)

12/1

€2.80

3rd

6L

Noble Prize (GER)

10/1

€2.30

4th

7L

33/1

€11.10

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Noel Meade Paul Carberry

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