Lynam out to hit the heights in Tower

Edward Lynam feels he has no other option than to aim Domingues for tomorrow’s Go And Go Round Tower Stakes at the Curragh.

Lynam out to hit the heights in Tower
Sat, 01 Sep, 2007 - 12:35

Edward Lynam feels he has no other option than to aim Domingues for tomorrow’s Go And Go Round Tower Stakes at the Curragh.

The Lady O’Reilly-owned colt has won his last two starts, both at Naas, and is a full-brother to the useful Baltic King.

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