Geraghty lands big-race double

Barry Geraghty was once again the star of the show at Leopardstown today as he took the two most valuable races of the afternoon courtesy of Essex and Newmill.

Sun, 09 Jan, 2005 - 16:31

Barry Geraghty was once again the star of the show at Leopardstown today as he took the two most valuable races of the afternoon courtesy of Essex and Newmill.

Essex, the 5-1 favourite, landed the featured Pierse Hurdle and could now bid for a big double in the Tote Gold Trophy at Newbury on February 12.

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