Oliver hits high note again

Trainer Andy Oliver doubled up with impressive winners All Set To Go and Jazz Girl in Roscommon last night.

Oliver hits high note again
Tue, 03 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
John Ryan

All Set To Go, a morning gamble, made all to slam his 13 rivals in the opening two-year-old maiden while Jazz Girl, successful at Killarney last Thursday, followed-up when, ridden again by star apprentice Connor King, making all top defy top weight of 10-7 in the Roscommon Fillies Handicap.

And there was no disguising Oliver’s delight at Jazz Girl’s most recent success: “It’s fantastic. You’d run out of superlatives to describe her. She’s been a great servant. And Connor (riding his 32nd win of the season) gave her a great ride.”

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