Mon, 15 Sep, 2014 - 01:00
John Tynan
Fifth place aboard Oilean Uno in the final was good enough to ensure the Waterford rider stayed ahead of Seamus Hayes, who placed third with Corphin. Victory on the day went to Liam O’Meara and Zamir.
The league’s leading young rider was Patrick Joyce.
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