Antirrhinum gets Gerry O’Leary off mark

Gerry O’Leary from Ladys Bridge will treasure fond memories of yesterday’s United Hunt Club’s point-to-point meeting at Ballindenisk as he rode and trained his first winner courtesy of Antirrhinum in the confined hunt maiden.

Antirrhinum gets Gerry O’Leary off mark
Mon, 11 May, 2015 - 01:00
Neil O’Donnell

Antirrhinum (6/4), who was virtually assured of victory when coming to grief on his hunt racing debut at Ballysteen

two weeks earlier, made virtually all the running and the ex-Ferdy Murphy eight-year-old was challenged by Predestined

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