Fairyhouse double for Meade

Noel Meade was the man to follow on day three of Fairyhouse's Easter Festival with a significant double courtesy of The Fist Of God and Fisher Bridge.

Fairyhouse double for Meade
Tue, 14 Apr, 2009 - 19:54

Noel Meade was the man to follow on day three of Fairyhouse's Easter Festival with a significant double courtesy of The Fist Of God and Fisher Bridge.

The former's success in the opening Weatherbys Ireland GSB Hurdle set the ball rolling.

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