Barrow Drive completes splendid holiday period for Mullins

TONY MULLINS, fresh from a splendid Christmas, topped up at Tramore yesterday when Barrow Drive won the featured Wilf Dooly Chase in the hands of Barry Geraghty.

Barrow Drive completes splendid holiday period for Mullins
Fri, 02 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Pat Keane

The Premier Cat tried to make all, but Geraghty drove his charge past coming away from the third last.

The Premier Cat was soon beaten, as Ground Ball eased into second place. Ground Ball was a couple of lengths down however, and looking well held, when taking a crashing fall at the final fence.

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