O'Brien's Chief flops at Killarney

One-time Derby hope Indian Chief could only finish last of three in the Killarney Grand Race at the County Kerry track.

O'Brien's Chief flops at Killarney
Sat, 31 Aug, 2013 - 19:10

One-time Derby hope Indian Chief could only finish last of three in the Killarney Grand Race at the County Kerry track.

The Aidan O’Brien-trained colt failed to get his career back on track as he was well held behind the Michael Halford-trained Opera Gloves (7-2).

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: KillarneyPlace: County KerryPlace: YorkPlace: Royal AscotPlace: ListowelPlace: Killarney Plaza Hotel Maiden HurdlePlace: Mekong RiverPlace: GalwayPlace: AintreePlace: CorkPerson: O'BrienPerson: ChiefPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: Michael HalfordPerson: St JeanPerson: Joseph O’BrienPerson: Shane FoleyPerson: SheikhPerson: Indian ChiefPerson: HalfordPerson: Paddy The CelebPerson: Andrew McNamaraPerson: O’BrienPerson: GowranPerson: JosephPerson: Katie WalshPerson: Ross O’SullivanPerson: KatiePerson: Connor KingPerson: Tracey CollinsPerson: Roe DeerPerson: Phillip EnrightPerson: EnrightPerson: Henry De BromheadPerson: Andrew LynchPerson: CharnleyPerson: Boat PeoplePerson: Mister HotelierPerson: AndrewPerson: De BromheadPerson: PhillipPerson: Baidin FheilimiPerson: Patrick CroninPerson: Pierce GallagherPerson: ShantallaPerson: CroninEvent: Killarney Grand RaceEvent: DerbyEvent: Indian Chief’s ClassicEvent: Dante StakesEvent: ML Lynch Civil Engineering (Q.R.) RaceEvent: Killarney Oils HandicapEvent: Killarney Sports & Leisure Centre HandicapEvent: KWD Handicap HurdleEvent: Martinstown Opportunity Handicap HurdleOrganisation: Opera GlovesOrganisation: Stallion Farms
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