Plain sailing for Tranquil Sea

THE classy Edward O’Grady-trained Tranquil Sea toyed with the opposition on his way to landing the Grade 2 Clonmel Oil Chase at Clonmel yesterday.

Plain sailing for Tranquil Sea
Fri, 12 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Pat Keane

He travelled smoothly through the contest for Andrew McNamara, as Let Yourself Go cut out the running.

Tranquil Sea was cruising on the heels of the leaders downhill to the straight and McNamara allowed him lead going to the penultimate obstacle.

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