Sweet success for Kiln

Sweet Kiln put up a gutsy performance to get the better of Carraig Blue in the Mulhaddart Novice Hurdle after a dour struggle at Fairyhouse today.

Sun, 16 Jan, 2005 - 13:37

Sweet Kiln put up a gutsy performance to get the better of Carraig Blue in the Mulhaddart Novice Hurdle after a dour struggle at Fairyhouse today.

The James Bowe-trained mare looked beaten when a length down jumping the last but she got up in the last 50 yards under Gary Hutchinson to deny Carraig Blue by a length.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Fairyhouse Place: Leopardstown Place: Cheltenham Person: Kiln Person: Carraig Blue Person: Blue Person: James Bowe Person: Gary Hutchinson Person: Willie Mullins’Person: Sweet Kiln Person: Michael Bowe Organisation: Kiln Organisation: Sweet Kiln Organisation: Deloitte Hurdle

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