Drive Time makes all for game success

UNIVERSAL Truth missed last night’s John Buckley Auctioneers’ Race at Killarney - off feed - leaving just three to face the starter.

Drive Time makes all for game success
Wed, 15 Jul, 2009 - 01:00
Pat Keane
Pat Keane

The old adage has it that you should always back the outsider of three and it ran true again, with victory going to the Jim Bolger-trained Drive Time.

Owned by Bolger’s wife, Jackie, and former Tyrone footballer, Peter Canavan, Drive Time made all the running.

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CourtsSports ColumnistsPlace: KillarneyPlace: GalwayPlace: AscotPerson: Drive TimePerson: John BuckleyPerson: Jim BolgerPerson: BolgerPerson: JackiePerson: Peter CanavanPerson: Kevin ManningPerson: Ger FlynnPerson: FlynnPerson: JimPerson: Francisco GoyaPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: Joseph O’BrienPerson: Fran BerryPerson: Danehill DancerPerson: BerryPerson: Karma LinaPerson: Pat SmullenPerson: Johnny MurtaghPerson: Michael HouriganPerson: Niall MaddenPerson: Val O’BrienPerson: Barna BayPerson: John CullenPerson: Toby JugPerson: David MarnanePerson: Declan McDonoghPerson: Mark WalshPerson: SharadaiPerson: Capall EileEvent: Auctioneers’ RaceEvent: McSweeney Arms Hotel Handicap ChaseEvent: Malton Winners’ Enclosure Novice ChaseEvent: Robin Parke Memorial HandicapOrganisation: Irish Stallion Farms’Organisation: EBF Fillies Maiden
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