Ainama looks the safest bet

AINAMA looks the safest bet — on a very poor card — in the P.Flannery Plant Hire Group London Chase at Ballinrobe this evening.

Ainama looks the safest bet
Mon, 19 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Pat Keane

The ground is certain to be testing and that should hold no fears for Niall Madden’s seven-year-old.

His latest outing came at Killarney last month, when managing only fourth in the beginners chase won by Original Option.

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