Irish Invader can finally get it right

IRISH INVADER, arguably just about the most frustrating National Hunt horse in training right now, gets the nap to land the T and V Novice Hurdle at Kilbeggan tonight.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2007 - 01:00

Pat Keane

The six-year-old has a way of finding at least one too good for him and this is definitely his final chance as far as this scribbler is concerned.

He found two miles all too short at Wexford last time when a well beaten second behind Dreamy Gent.

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Courts Racing Place: Kilbeggan Place: Wexford Place: Killarney Place: Limerick Place: Roscommon Person: IRISH INVADER Person: Willie Mullins Person: Coin Man Person: Corrieann Event: National Hunt Organisation: Dreamy Organisation: I Hear A Symphony Organisation: Carroll Cuisine

<p>I A Connect and Caragh Monaghan (red) lead Uncle Pat and Paul Townend (yellow) over the last fence in the Randox Ulster National, with eventual winner Born Braver and Keith Donoghue (orange) just approaching the fence. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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