House party at Cork

Central House claimed the scalp of Rathgar Beau with a bold front-running display in the Grade Two O’Connell Warehousing Hilly Way Chase at Cork.

Central House claimed the scalp of Rathgar Beau with a bold front-running display in the Grade Two O’Connell Warehousing Hilly Way Chase at Cork.

Dessie Hughes’ eight-year-old (6-4 second-favourite) was sent to the front as soon as the tapes went up and he remained at the head of affairs throughout the two-mile race, despite being joined by Mariah Rollins three out.

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