Holy Orders earns crack at Ebor

DAVID CONDON gave well-backed market leader Holy Orders a delightful drive to take the featured Guinness Handicap before a record Friday night attendance of 25,350 at Galway last night.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2003 - 01:00
Pat Keane

Holy Orders is not the easiest of rides but Condon, who has now won on him on five occasions, gets the very best out of the blinkered six-year-old.

He sat out the back as first Alpha Blues and then Queens Wharf made it a swinging gallop.

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CourtsRacinghorse racingPlace: GalwayPlace: CurraghPlace: ListowelPlace: BatterstownPlace: DunboynePlace: Co MeathPlace: CorkPerson: David CondonPerson: CondonPerson: EckbeagPerson: Sadlers WingsPerson: IcklinghamPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: ChristavelliPerson: Danny O’ConnellPerson: CamarguePerson: O’ConnellPerson: MabrookaPerson: John OxxPerson: TimawariPerson: GovamixPerson: OxxPerson: Jimmy O’NeillPerson: Half BarrellPerson: David CaseyPerson: King CarewPerson: Timmy MurphyPerson: MurphyPerson: TheseusPerson: Val O’BrienPerson: Alan CrowePerson: Edward CawleyPerson: CawleyPerson: David ElsworthPerson: Love TrianglePerson: Michael KinanePerson: Seamus HeffernanPerson: TerjinPerson: Frank EnnisEvent: Smirnoff Ice HandicapEvent: Harp Lager RaceEvent: Royal WhipEvent: Tony O’Malley Memorial Handicap ChaseEvent: Budweiser Handicap HurdleOrganisation: Alpha BluesOrganisation: Queens WharfOrganisation: Sadlers WingsOrganisation: Love TriangleOrganisation: Smirnoff Black Ice Maiden
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