Magnet For Money lives up to his name

MAGNET For Money lived up to his name when landing some decent wagers in the first division of the Ladbrokes’ Ireland Handicap Hurdle at Listowel yesterday.

Magnet For Money lives up to his name
Tue, 18 Sep, 2007 - 01:00

Trained by that tormentor of bookmakers, Tony Martin, the five-year-old was put in at what looked a short price, 6-4.

But Magnet For Money’s followers thought it was real value, quickly waded in and he contracted to 9-10.

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CourtsRacingPlace: ListowelPlace: KerryPlace: PyreneesPlace: Rock of GibraltarPlace: DundalkPlace: Finns CrossPlace: CurraghPerson: Magnet For MoneyPerson: Tony MartinPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Jimmy Spot OnPerson: MartinPerson: Paul MagnierPerson: WalshPerson: John F McGuirePerson: Michael HalfordPerson: HalfordPerson: Noel O’BrienPerson: David WachmanPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: WachmanPerson: Tracey Collins’Person: CollinsPerson: Emmet ButterlyPerson: Noel MeadePerson: Queen AltheaPerson: Paco JackPerson: Seamus LynchPerson: Denis O’ReganPerson: LynchPerson: Joe CrowleyPerson: Brian O’ConnellPerson: Shannon BumperPerson: Damien ByrnePerson: CrowleyPerson: David MarnanePerson: Fancy FeathersPerson: Chris HayesPerson: KatirisaPerson: RedbackPerson: WesaidneveragainEvent: ChristmasEvent: Irish StallionEvent: Ireland Handicap HurdleEvent: Bank ofOrganisation: Ladbrokes’Organisation: Six Of Us SyndicateOrganisation: Magnet For MoneyOrganisation: Irish Stallion Farms’Organisation: EBF Fillies MaidenOrganisation: Devon Inn Hotel
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