GVA Ireland leaves some disappointing efforts behind

FRANCIS FLOOD’S GVA Ireland left a couple of disappointing efforts well behind when easily beating market leader, Joueur D’Estruval, in the Imperial Call Chase at Cork on Saturday.
GVA Ireland leaves some disappointing efforts behind
Mon, 28 Mar, 2005 - 01:00
Pat Keane

Given a positive ride by Robert Power, the seven-year-old outstayed and outbattled his rival in the straight.

Power sent his charge to the front five out, but Joueur D’Estruval came cantering in behind him off the home turn.

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