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Party Comes Good for Doyle

Sat 14th Mar 2009, 16:26

Come To The Party having his fourth start since joining Eoin Doyle from Charlie Swan, came out best in a tight finish to the St Patricks Day (C & G) Maiden Hurdle under Michael Butler.

Favourite, Grange Alainn (Kevin Coleman) had to switch back in from the outer before two out, to launch his challenge, but he could raise no extra close home, going down by a head.

St Patricks Day (C&G) M'dn H'dle €8,000.00 2m 3f

1st

Come To The Party (IRE)

12/1

Tote €23.30 €5.20

2nd

hd

Grange Alainn (IRE)

4/5Fav

€1.20

3rd

nk

Immediate Response (IRE)

3/1

€1.10

4th

4L

Dukes Mutiny (IRE)

50/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Kevin Coleman Michael Butler Eoin Doyle

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