Light shines for Geraghty
The strapping French-bred five-year-old, successful over fences in his native land before joining Robbie Hennessy, jumped impeccably under Geraghty, with the exception of a blunder at the fifth, and stayed on stoutly to keep Streets Of Gold at bay by a length and a quarter.
The performance delighted Hennessy, who trains Rubi Light for his father Bill. He explained: “Barry was happy with him and said he’d come a on a ton for the run. He can't run in novice chases, which is a shame. So we'll have to take him home and make plans for him. We’ll have to see what the handicapper thinks of him. He’s a horse with a future, I hope. And I’ve always felt he’d make a better chaser than hurdler.”
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