Leemount gets off mark in style

THE final of the Hewitt College A3 Stakes at Curraheen Park is up for grabs with only half a length separating the two semi-final winners on Saturday night.

Mon, 08 Jan, 2007 - 00:00

Marginally the faster was Leemount Jackson in the second semi-final.

The John Sexton (Carrigrohane) owned and trained bitch was getting off the mark at the fifth attempt - and did so in style.

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Courts Place: Curraheen Park Place: Fermoy Place: Kildare Person: Leemount Person: John Sexton Person: Danny Kelleher Person: Pat Walsh Person: Ballincollig Person: Donal Leahy Person: Jess Person: Mark Drinan Person: Carbon Zola Person: Paul Hennessy Person: Tony Howard Event: New Year Event: New Year A2 Stakes Organisation: Classic Organisation: Shelbourne

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