Heavy ground 'a worry' for Joy

Colm Murphy is hoping the testing conditions do not hinder Megans Joy too much when she lines up in the Grade Three Anglo Irish Bank Hurdle at Down Royal tomorrow.

Heavy ground 'a worry' for Joy
Thu, 30 Oct, 2008 - 12:14

Colm Murphy is hoping the testing conditions do not hinder Megans Joy too much when she lines up in the Grade Three Anglo Irish Bank Hurdle at Down Royal tomorrow.

The six-year-old has won six of her 12 starts, five of which have come on ground good or better.

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