Dundalk report: Ferrybank opens account at sixth attempt

Chris Hayes made a flying start to 2021 as he took the riding honours, with a double
Dundalk report: Ferrybank opens account at sixth attempt

Ferrybank and Chris Hayes win the Follow Us On Twitter @DundalkStadium Maiden. Picture: Healy Racing

Fri, 08 Jan, 2021 - 21:09
John Ryan

Chris Hayes made a flying start to 2021 as he took the riding honours, with a double on Ferrybank and Chateau Musar, as Dundalk staged its first meeting of the new year.

Trained by Ted Walsh for his wife Helen, Ferrybank opened his account, at the sixth attempt, under a canny ride Hayes in the six-furlong maiden.

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