So easy for Quadco

Former smart bumper horse Quadco put recent problems behind him to land the featured GPT Handicap at the opening session of the Galway Festival last night.

Tue, 30 Jul, 2002 - 09:02

Former smart bumper horse Quadco put recent problems behind him to land the featured GPT Handicap at the opening session of the Galway Festival last night.

Heavy rain turned the ground to soft as Quadco delighted local owner John Doyle and Galway-born trainer Pat Fahy by running away with the €65,000 race, coming home 14 lengths clear of Rathbawn Prince.

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