Door looks wide open for Sharesha

JOHN OXX and Johhny Murtagh can combine for a short-priced double with Sharesha and Parshawar at Clonmel today.

Door looks wide open for Sharesha
Thu, 25 Sep, 2003 - 01:00
Pat Keane

The mildly frustrating Sharesha has to be fancied to get off the mark in the opening Moangarriffe Fillies Maiden. The daughter of Ashkalani has been knocking on the door since early in the campaign and may well find it wide open now!

She ran her best race to date at the Curragh last time, going down by a neck to Former Senator. That was a useful effort, considering Former Senator went on to score at Listowel.

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CourtsRacinghorse racingPlace: ClonmelPlace: CurraghPlace: RoscommonPlace: GalwayPlace: DunleerPlace: LimerickPerson: Sharesha JOHN OXXPerson: Johhny MurtaghPerson: ShareshaPerson: ParshawarPerson: AshkalaniPerson: Declan GillespiePerson: KassabatPerson: Noel MeadePerson: SirPerson: OJOrganisation: OxxOrganisation: In The WingsOrganisation: Banasan
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