Quietly sets new standard at Curraheen Park

Saturday night’s final of the Greyhound and Petworld Supersprint got the climax it deserved when the Ian Reilly-trained, Brendan Keogh-owned Quietly produced the finest sprinting performance ever seen at Curraheen Park.
Quietly sets new standard at Curraheen Park
Mon, 14 Mar, 2016 - 00:00

The former Puppy Derby broke the track record in the first round, but that lasted only a week, as kennel companion Hee Haws Sheriff lowered the mark to 17.24 in round two.

However, in a competition which was top-drawer from start to finish, it should have come as no surprise that there was yet another twist.

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RacingPlace: Curraheen ParkPlace: DundalkPlace: Shelbourne ParkPlace: LimerickPerson: QuietlyPerson: Ian ReillyPerson: Brendan KeoghPerson: Hee Haws SheriffPerson: Ballymac SextonPerson: SheriffPerson: ReillyPerson: Frances O’DonnellPerson: Skywalker MalardPerson: Dromscarra RubyPerson: Pat HennertyPerson: Skywalker PearlPerson: Liam DowlingPerson: John KielyPerson: Madra DeasPerson: SlipperyPerson: Larry DunnePerson: Peregrine FalconPerson: Slippery FredPerson: Jaytee JetPerson: Skywalker RoryPerson: Paul HennessyPerson: Lenson SanchezPerson: Annie Kirby MemorialPerson: Witches BellePerson: Edel TwomeyPerson: MidletonPerson: Joe DunnePerson: Sparta JamesPerson: Graham HollandPerson: Jo Jo FantasyEvent: GreyhoundEvent: Petworld SupersprintEvent: Puppy DerbyEvent: Irish Sprint CupEvent: Cork OaksEvent: Southern OaksEvent: Ladbrokes Easter CupEvent: Derby ConsolationOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: LaurelsOrganisation: Only For Life
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