Lynch on a high at Newcastle

Fergal Lynch enjoyed a profitable afternoon at Newcastle on Tuesday with a 136-1 double courtesy of victories aboard Greek Secret and Tony Tie.

Lynch on a high at Newcastle
Thu, 29 Sep, 2005 - 09:03

Fergal Lynch enjoyed a profitable afternoon at Newcastle on Tuesday with a 136-1 double courtesy of victories aboard Greek Secret and Tony Tie.

The former got Lynch off the mark at windswept Gosforth Park when holding off Mark Johnston’s Makai in an entertaining finish to the EBF Breeders Fund Maiden Stakes.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NewcastlePlace: Gosforth ParkPlace: CatterickPlace: MacorvillePerson: LynchPerson: Fergal LynchPerson: Tony TiePerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: Tim EasterbyPerson: Maurice LindsayPerson: TimPerson: LindsayPerson: Grahame LilesPerson: IskanderPerson: JohnstonPerson: RazedPerson: Prince EvelithPerson: DeirdrePerson: Joe FanningPerson: FanningPerson: JoePerson: Clive BrittainPerson: BrittainPerson: Jeremy GloverPerson: David NichollsPerson: Blue KnightEvent: EBF Breeders Fund Maiden StakesEvent: St James Security HandicapEvent: GuineasEvent: Gosforth Decorating And Building Services Maiden Auction StakesEvent: EBF Maiden StakesEvent: EBF Classified StakesEvent: Stephen Easten HandicapOrganisation: Greek SecretOrganisation: Wigan Rugby LeagueOrganisation: HunsletOrganisation: Dream MountainOrganisation: Red Opera
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