Casey can get off mark over fences

CASEY JONES could prove the best bet, on what looks a very difficult card, in the Stoneyford Beginners Chase at Gowran Park this afternoon.

Casey can get off mark over fences
Fri, 03 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

A decent staying novice hurdler, he has obviously had his problems and was only seen once last season.

That was at Naas towards the end of February when he finished a remote 21 lengths runner-up behind the smart Thyne Again.

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