Alexander Severus strikes for O'Grady

Alexander Severus stayed on strongly in the hands of Andrew McNamara to take top honours in the Franke Conroy Memorial Maiden Hurdle at Leopardstown.

Alexander Severus strikes for O'Grady
Sun, 25 Jan, 2009 - 13:26

Alexander Severus stayed on strongly in the hands of Andrew McNamara to take top honours in the Franke Conroy Memorial Maiden Hurdle at Leopardstown.

The 9-2 chance travelled well throughout the two-mile contest and went in pursuit of clear leader Manor Park halfway up the straight.

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