McManus launches three-pronged Plate attack

Legendary gambler and owner JP McManus has three chances of striking gold in the William Hill Galway Plate tomorrow.

McManus launches three-pronged Plate attack
Tue, 29 Jul, 2008 - 17:07

Legendary gambler and owner JP McManus has three chances of striking gold in the William Hill Galway Plate tomorrow.

He is set to be represented by last year’s third Cool Running, Breaking Silence and Team Allstar in the €240,000 handicap chase at the Ballybrit track.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: BallybritPlace: Hoo La BalooPlace: IrelandPlace: Green MilePlace: GalwayPerson: McManusPerson: JP McManusPerson: McManus’Person: Frank BerryPerson: Tom TaaffePerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Nick ScholfieldPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: DitcheatPerson: OslotPerson: AmlahPerson: Philip HobbsPerson: William HillPerson: Tony KennyPerson: Tony MartinPerson: MartinPerson: AnsarPerson: Dermot WeldPerson: HillsPerson: WeldPerson: KennyPerson: Emma JanePerson: SantaPerson: DoscoEvent: William Hill Galway PlateEvent: -day FestivalEvent: Galway HurdleEvent: Galway PlateEvent: Galway festivalEvent: William HillOrganisation: Team AllstarOrganisation: Hoo La BalooOrganisation: OslotOrganisation: Cool RunningOrganisation: Hoo LaOrganisation: Oodachee
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