Thyne Again looks too strong

THYNE AGAIN should get his season off to a winning start in the Woodlands Park 100 Poplar Square Chase at Naas today.

Thyne Again looks too strong
Sat, 25 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

Liam Burke’s chaser competed in top novice company last season and, although reportedly short of peak fitness, should outclass his seven rivals.

This seven-year-old enjoyed his finest hour when scoring an impressive 15 lengths win in the Baileys Arkle Perpetual Cup at Leopardstown.

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CourtsRacingPlace: NaasPlace: LeopardstownPlace: CheltenhamPlace: PunchestownPlace: Gowran ParkPlace: ParkPlace: TaipanPlace: GalwayPlace: LimerickPerson: ThynePerson: Thyne AgainPerson: Liam BurkePerson: Davy RussellPerson: Wishwillow LordPerson: Jessica HarringtonPerson: Schindlers HuntPerson: Chelsea HarbourPerson: Emmet Mullins’Person: Michael HouriganPerson: KirbybroguelanternPerson: Holly TreePerson: Finger On the PulsePerson: AbbeybraneyPerson: Dusty SheehyPerson: David CaseyPerson: John BerryPerson: J'y VolePerson: MoriartyEvent: Woodlands Park 100 Poplar Square ChaseEvent: Baileys Arkle Perpetual CupEvent: Swordlestown CupEvent: Thoroughbred County (Pro-Am) Flat RaceEvent: Punchestown FestivalEvent: 100 Brown Lad Handicap HurdleOrganisation: Gallant LightOrganisation: Shinrock PaddyOrganisation: Sky
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