Galway first for Charmer

Kentucky Charm (4-1) became the first horse to win twice at this year’s Galway festival when capturing the Dawn Milk Handicap Hurdle this afternoon.

Galway first for Charmer
Sat, 30 Jul, 2005 - 20:01

Kentucky Charm (4-1) became the first horse to win twice at this year’s Galway festival when capturing the Dawn Milk Handicap Hurdle this afternoon.

Barry Geraghty’s mount, who struck here on Monday evening, went to the front nearing the second-last, but on this occasion had to fend off a host of challengers in the straight before coming home a neck clear of Sonnyanjoe.

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