Killeaney lame

THERE was much speculation at Gowran Park yesterday regarding the defection of Killeaney from the Thyestes Chase, allowing first reserve and eventual winner Dun Doire to get into the contest.

Killeaney lame
Fri, 27 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

A Turf Club vet, however, examined Killeaney last night and the horse was found to be lame.

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