Compliance in complete control

IN COMPLIANCE, having his first run since December of 2007, made a stunning return in the Thurles Chase at Thurles yesterday.

Compliance in complete control
Fri, 06 Nov, 2009 - 00:00
Pat Keane
Pat Keane

He used to be trained by Michael O’Brien, currently not in the best of health, and is now in the care of Dessie Hughes.

A strong order morning-prices and on track, In Compliance toyed with form horse, Chelsea Harbour, to win unextended by seven lengths.

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CourtsSports ColumnistsPlace: ThurlesPlace: DurkanPlace: PunchestownPlace: GalwayPlace: LeopardstownPlace: DrinmorePlace: FairyhousePlace: Windsor CastlePlace: West-CorkPerson: Michael O’BrienPerson: Dessie HughesPerson: Chelsea HarbourPerson: Paddy FloodPerson: HughesPerson: WhatuthinkPerson: Bob LingoPerson: Oliver McKiernanPerson: McKiernanPerson: ZaaritoPerson: Matt O’ConnorPerson: Eric McNamaraPerson: Robert JonesPerson: JonesPerson: McNamaraPerson: RobertPerson: John CullenPerson: CullenPerson: TrixiePerson: John Joe WalshPerson: Eddie PowerPerson: PowerPerson: WalshPerson: Paul CashmanPerson: Nina CarberryPerson: Spill The BeansPerson: CashmanPerson: Kieran PurcellPerson: RakamasiPerson: Luke McNiffEvent: Thurles ChaseEvent: Irish Stallion FarmsEvent: Holycross Handicap HurdleEvent: Spring The QueEvent: Martinstown Opportunity Handicap ChaseOrganisation: ComplianceOrganisation: The Wifes PetOrganisation: Templemore Mares Maiden HurdleOrganisation: WifesOrganisation: Quietly FanciedOrganisation: Ceol Na Mara Syndicate
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