Some things never change as Weld sweeps all before him

SOME things never change!

Some things never change as Weld sweeps all before him
Tue, 01 Aug, 2006 - 01:00
Pat Keane

Dermot Weld, universally recognised as the king of Ballybrit, took the first stage of the Galway Festival by storm last night when landing the first three races.

His Summer Soul started the ball rolling, showing tremendous battling qualities to wear down the flattering Serve Time in the GPT Sligo Novice Hurdle.

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CourtsRacingPlace: BallybritPlace: Rosewell HousePlace: CurraghPlace: TurkeyPlace: New YorkPlace: MonasterevinPlace: Co KildarePerson: WeldPerson: Dermot WeldPerson: Serve TimePerson: Paul CarberryPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: RubyPerson: ZerobertoPerson: WalshPerson: AnsarPerson: Kinger RocksPerson: Tony McCoyPerson: Aidan O'BrienPerson: Pat SmullenPerson: DanehillPerson: ChivalrousPerson: Seamus HeffernanPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: P'tit FutePerson: Francis FloodPerson: James O'FarrellPerson: SeamusPerson: Perugino DiamondPerson: FloodPerson: John MahonPerson: JadePerson: Joe JoycePerson: Wayne LordanPerson: CaboPerson: David WachmanPerson: Jessica HarringtonPerson: Mark FaheyPerson: Joe CrowleyPerson: FallonPerson: Ger Lyons'Event: Galway festivalEvent: GPT Sligo Novice HurdleEvent: Galway HurdleEvent: GPT Dublin Handicap HurdleEvent: HurdleEvent: Futurity StakesEvent: One Phoenix StakesEvent: GPT Galway HandicapEvent: GPT Van and Truck Rentals HandicapEvent: GPT Cork HandicapOrganisation: WeldOrganisation: JRM Racing Syndicate
<p>SAINTS AND SINNERS: Kilbarry Saint and jockey Darragh O'Keeffe win the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Beginners Steeplechase for Con O'Keeffe and Tadhg O'Sullivan in Clonmel. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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