Martin strikes again with Artful Artist

Tony Martin was waxing lyrical about 7lbs claimer, Sean Corby, after the youngster had guided his Artful Artist to victory in the featured Guinness Handicap at Galway last night.

Martin strikes again with Artful Artist
Sat, 02 Aug, 2014 - 01:00
Pat Keane, Galway

“That was unreal, like watching Kinane or Murtagh”, exclaimed Martin, enjoying his fourth success of the festival.

Martin was exaggerating, of course, but it was still an impressive display by an obviously talented Corby.

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