Absolutely Ace lives up to name at Curraheen Park

The strong-running, tight-railing Absolutely Ace landed the featured Macra Na Feirme A2 525 final on Saturday night’s card at Curraheen Park.

Absolutely Ace lives up to name at Curraheen Park
Mon, 30 Nov, 2015 - 00:00

A 9-2 chance, the bitch, owned by Sean O’Halloran and Tadhg Morrissey, Cashel, broke better than she had done in the semi-finals, and turned a close second behind Coolbeggan Ace.

After switching inside the leader, she took over pacemaking duties racing to halfway, with Kingtone Joy moving to challenge shortly afterwards.

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CourtsRacingAfter switching inside the leadershe took over pacemaking duties racing to halfway.Place: Curraheen ParkPlace: YoughalPerson: Sean O’HalloranPerson: Tadhg MorrisseyPerson: Kingtone JoyPerson: Burley BabePerson: Pat KielyPerson: David BurkePerson: UptonPerson: Murdaniel BeautyPerson: Denis MurphyPerson: Laughil JetPerson: Iroko TinaPerson: Kiln BarneyPerson: Patrick BuckleyPerson: Kerry PikePerson: GotnewgirlfridayPerson: Madra DeasPerson: Kieran LynchPerson: Ted MurphyPerson: Charlesfield TomPerson: Boherash OzziePerson: JessiePerson: Seán HickeyPerson: Cash SpicePerson: Jason CashmanPerson: Mort CroninPerson: Miss SmirnoffPerson: Paul KingPerson: ClogheenPerson: Chris WalshPerson: Lahana AllyPerson: Anton ChigurhPerson: Michael SpillanePerson: BlarneyEvent: Michael O’Leary Memorial A3Organisation: Coolbeggan AceOrganisation: Dynamo Supreme
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