Signs point to Seventh

Tommy Carmody can continue his surge towards the top of the tree by saddling Seventh Sign to win the Irish Jockeys’ Association Handicap at Ballinrobe tonight.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2012 - 01:00

Pat Keane

Carmody’s horses are in great form and the selection was his latest success story, at Sligo just five days ago.

Formerly trained in England by William Haggas, the son of Pivotal will be having a third outing for Carmody.

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Courts Racing Place: Ballinrobe Place: Sligo Place: England Place: Chepstow Place: Abu Dhabi Place: Meydan Place: Jebel Ali Place: Limerick Place: Galway Person: Seventh Person: Carmody Person: William Haggas Person: Joe Murphy Person: Dhushan Person: Michael Jarvis Person: Dessie Hughes’Event: Irish Jockeys’ Association Handicap

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