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War Chant's half-brother Shintoh lands Cork finale

Sat 17th Oct 2009, 18:08

The concluding Coolmore Strategic Prince EBF Maiden at Cork today went to Breeders Cup winner War Chant's half brother Shintoh for trainer Jim Bolger and jockey Danny Mullins.

The son of Giant's Causeway raced prominently throughout, but needed to battle to eventually see off the challenge of Timeless Whisper to win by a length and a half.

Bolger was at Newmarket.

Coolmore Strategic Prince EBF M'dn €14,500.00 7f

1st

Shintoh (USA) (7)

7/4Fav

Tote €2.70 €1.10

2nd

1.5L

Timeless Whisper (IRE) (18)

12/1

€1.50

3rd

0.75L

Don Carlos (GER) (15)

3/1

€1.60

4th

1.25L

Barbadine (USA) (16)

16/1

€5.80

Jockeys Trainers Jim Bolger Danny Mullins

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