Flurry best of a moderate bunch

WHO would want to have a moderate horse in training in this country?

Flurry best of a moderate bunch
Fri, 16 Aug, 2002 - 01:00
Pat Keane

The second stage of Tramore this evening, if the meeting gets the green light, will cater for 96 of the beasties, but, astonishingly, almost twice as many - 180 - were balloted out yesterday morning.

Declan Gillespie’s Vanity Jane was set to get the nap in the Anglo Irish Bank Maiden over nine furlongs.

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