Kevkat on form in Galway

Kevkat showed a really pleasing attitude to win the the Guinness Handicap over a mile and a half at the Galway Festival.

Sat, 05 Aug, 2006 - 09:49

Kevkat showed a really pleasing attitude to win the the Guinness Handicap over a mile and a half at the Galway Festival.

Trained by Eoin Griffin and ridden by Declan McDonogh, the five-year-old gelding was always close to the brisk early pace set by Callow Lake and stormed past runner-up Le Leopard deep inside the final furlong to win by a neck at odds of 9-1.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: GalwayPlace: WexfordPlace: CurraghPlace: TraleePlace: GoodwoodPlace: Prestbury ParkPlace: LeopardstownPerson: KevkatPerson: Eoin GriffinPerson: Declan McDonoghPerson: Callow LakePerson: Le LeopardPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: HitchcockPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: Charlie SwanPerson: ReefPerson: DushyantorPerson: GalileanPerson: GriffinPerson: FranPerson: BerryPerson: Mark PrescottPerson: Elusive DreamPerson: McDonoghPerson: Willie Mullins’Person: Ruby WalshPerson: MullinsPerson: James O’FarrellPerson: LornaPerson: AnnameadlePerson: Kevin PrendergastPerson: RajehPerson: Willie SupplePerson: FerneleyEvent: Galway festivalEvent: HandicapEvent: St James’s Gate RaceEvent: Racing Post PlateEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Tony O’Malley Memorial Handicap ChaseEvent: GPT Galway HandicapEvent: TraleeeEvent: Listowel FestivalsEvent: Paddy Power ChaseEvent: Guinness Handicap HurdleEvent: 1979 European Breeders Fund MaidenEvent: Arthur Guinness HandicapOrganisation: Teutonic PrinceOrganisation: Fivestar Alstars
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