Sweet Kiln upholds Bowe tradition

CENTRAL HOUSE benefited from the fall of Native Scout at the second-last to claim the Grade Two John Keogh Car Sales Norman Grove Chase at Fairyhouse yesterday.
Sweet Kiln upholds Bowe tradition

There was still plenty to play for when Native Scout came down as he was about to challenge the long-time leader.

That left the Dessie Hughes-trained Central House, ridden by Paul Carberry, to come home 12 lengths clear of Colonel Rayburn.

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