Compass Hill on course for Dewhurst tilt

John Murphy believes this week’s Naas runner-up Compass Hill could be one of several Group-class two-year-olds residing at his County Cork stable.

Thu, 07 Aug, 2014 - 10:13

John Murphy believes this week’s Naas runner-up Compass Hill could be one of several Group-class two-year-olds residing at his County Cork stable.

The American-bred chestnut made his introduction in the Frank Kenny Race on Monday afternoon and finished second to Jim Bolger’s potential Cheveley Park Stakes runner Lucida.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: County Cork Place: Jamaica Place: Galway Place: Ireland Person: John Murphy Person: Jim Bolger Person: Lucida Person: Murphy Person: Seaforth Person: Aidan O’Brien Event: Frank Kenny Race Event: Cheveley Park Stakes Event: Dewhurst Stakes Event: Racing

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