Star Strewn impresses on stable debut for Ado McGuinness in Dundalk

“She’s a very good filly, definitely a black-type filly. We got her after Christmas and she’s strengthening up nicely,” said McGuinness.

IMPRESSIVE: Star Strewn and Adam Caffrey win for trainer Ado McGuinness. Pic: Healy Racing.

Having showed promise in two starts for Cormac Farrell, Star Strewn impressed on her stable debut for Ado McGuinness when landing the Irishinjuredjockeys.com Handicap in Dundalk.

Always handy under Adam Caffrey, the Starman filly asserted soon after the two-furlong pole and ran on well to beat 74-rated Glitter And Glory by two and a half lengths.