Lad can leave his chase rivals in the shade

KILLARNEY has enjoyed two decent days racing, but the fare on offer this afternoon really is poor.

Tue, 13 May, 2003 - 01:00

Pat Keane

Four handicaps, a claimer and a maiden hurdle (for mares) leaves very little cause for optimism.

Enda Bolger’s Shady Lad is a hopeful nap choice in the Laurels Handicap Chase. He ran twice at the Punchestown Festival, enjoying contrasting fortunes.

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