Dark plans hinge on ground

Sabrina Harty will wait for drier conditions before deciding on plans for Won In The Dark following his run at Punchestown.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2008 - 07:44

Sabrina Harty will wait for drier conditions before deciding on plans for Won In The Dark following his run at Punchestown.

The Grade One winner and Triumph Hurdle third could not act on the heavy ground when last of four behind veteran Hardy Eustace in the Maplewood Developments Hurdle on Sunday.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Punchestown Person: Sabrina Harty Person: Hardy Eustace Person: Co Kildare Event: Maplewood Developments Hurdle Organisation: Triumph Hurdle Organisation: Smurfit Kappa

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