Carberry to return with a winner

PAUL CARBERRY can mark his return to action from long-term injury by guiding Oscar Night to success in the Balbriggan Retail Park Hurdle at Bellewstown this evening.

Thu, 05 Jul, 2007 - 01:00

Pat Keane

Adrian Maguire’s eight-year-old comes here at the top of his game and is the one they all have to beat.

His latest outing was over two miles on the flat at Limerick 19 days ago, when Oscar Night could hardly have been more impressive.

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Courts Racing Place: Balbriggan Retail Park Hurdle Place: Bellewstown Place: Limerick Place: Kilbeggan Place: Thurles Place: Gowran Park Person: Carberry Person: Paul Carberry Person: Oscar Night Person: Adrian Maguire Person: Dermot Weld Person: Eyshal Person: Joe Crowley Person: Made In Organisation: Ray Organisation: Auctioneers’Organisation: Maiden

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