No Turkish delight for Fallon as Bors finishes last in Prime Ministry Cup

KIEREN FALLON’S Turkish adventure ended in disappointment yesterday after his mount in the Prime Ministry Cup at Veliefendi Racecourse finished last.

Mon, 31 Jul, 2006 - 01:00

Chris Wilson

Fallon partnered the Burak Tenezkan-trained Bors in the 10-and-a-half-furlong event but trailed home sixth of six runners.

Market leader Champs To Champs emerged victorious with half a length to spare from Popular Demand. Third-placed Kaneko finished a further half a length in arrears.

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Courts Racing Place: Veliefendi racecourse Place: Istanbul Place: Britain Place: Ireland Person: Fallon Person: Bors Person: Kieren Fallon Person: Kaneko Person: Aidan O’Brien Person: Ger Lyons Person: Chivalrous Event: Prime Ministry Cup Event: Galway festival Organisation: Burak Tenezkan Organisation: Horseracing Regulatory Authority Organisation: HRA Organisation: GPT

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