Joy for Murphy as Newmill powers home

JOHN MURPHY enjoyed the biggest success of his seven-year training career when Newmill won the Grade Two MacLochlainn Road Markings Ltd Kinloch Brae 'Chase at Thurles yesterday.

Fri, 20 Jan, 2006 - 00:00
Pat Keane

Newmill has always had the class to produce a display like this and has been nursed back to his best by the Upton, Co Cork handler.

Little went right for the eight-year-old last season, but two excellent efforts over flights of late left him spot on for this test.

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CourtsRacinghorse racingPlace: ThurlesPlace: CheltenhamPlace: FairyhousePlace: PunchestownPlace: Parliament SquarePlace: Gaza StripPlace: Cheltenham''Place: TramorePerson: MurphyPerson: John MurphyPerson: NewmillPerson: Robert PowerPerson: Mossy GreenPerson: PowerPerson: BoylesportsPerson: CashmansPerson: CloyPerson: Carrigeen KeriaPerson: Carrigeeen KeriaPerson: Tom MullinsPerson: Liam BurkePerson: ThynePerson: Davy RussellPerson: Roney ManPerson: BurkePerson: RussellPerson: CampanellaPerson: AugherskeaPerson: Conor O'DwyerPerson: CamolinPerson: John Paul BrennanPerson: Colin MotherwayPerson: BallistrawPerson: BrennanPerson: George KentPerson: Bally ScanlonPerson: Pat CrowleyPerson: KentPerson: Tom TaaffePerson: Nina CarberryPerson: Dusty SheehyEvent: two mile Champion 'ChaseEvent: 'ChaseEvent: D andEvent: S Tarmac Handicap HurdleOrganisation: MacLochlainn Road Markings LtdOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: LeopardstwonOrganisation: Christies Foxhunters
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