Galway 'unlikely' for Seabass

Seabass is unlikely to take his chance in the Latin Quarter Chase at Galway on Tuesday due the prospect of fast ground.

Sun, 28 Jul, 2013 - 12:39

Seabass is unlikely to take his chance in the Latin Quarter Chase at Galway on Tuesday due the prospect of fast ground.

Third in the 2012 Grand National at Aintree but only 13th when favourite for this year’s renewal, the 10-year-old was last seen finishing down the field in the Prix des Drags over fences at Auteuil.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Galway Place: Aintree Place: Auteuil Place: Ballybrit Place: West of Ireland Person: Ted Walsh Person: Walsh Person: Listowel Event: Latin Quarter Chase Event: 2012 Grand National Event: Prix des Drags Event: Galway festival Organisation: Galway Organisation: Seabass

<p>I A Connect and Caragh Monaghan (red) lead Uncle Pat and Paul Townend (yellow) over the last fence in the Randox Ulster National, with eventual winner Born Braver and Keith Donoghue (orange) just approaching the fence. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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