Sublimity decision pays off

A change of heart by trainer John Carr paid dividends at the Curragh today as Sublimity took top honours in the Listed AES Alleged Stakes.

Sublimity decision pays off
Sun, 03 Apr, 2005 - 18:54

A change of heart by trainer John Carr paid dividends at the Curragh today as Sublimity took top honours in the Listed AES Alleged Stakes.

Carr had been planning to give the five-year-old his hurdling debut at Fairyhouse last weekend but the decision to stick to the Flat was justified as Sublimity made all under Johnny Murtagh to take the €32,550 prize.

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