Linenhall Lady all set for leading the Book On-Line At Naasracecourse.Com Handicap
All the sixteen three-year-old runners who have turned for the Book On-Line At Naasracecourse.Com Handicap have the potential of winning the race, however it is the three-year-old chestnut filly, Linenhall Lady, who has gathered much preference. The race will be staged at the Naas race course over seven furlongs on Monday, 6th August. The prize money set for the race is €4,830.
The recent results of the rest who are taking part have been even worse than what the chestnut filly has managed through the season. Out of the four outings of the season, she raced at Naas twice. Even though she has been racing since the last season, she has failed to post success through any of the races that she took part in.
Indian Haven’s daughter cracked into the season on 16th May, 2012 in the Summer BBQ Evenings At Naas 3YO Handicap at the Naas race course over five furlongs. The good to yielding ground conditions had the favourite entry of the race, Possible, winning.
Linenhall Lady ended fifteenth on the track of twenty while riding with jockey, N. G. McCullagh.
The M. J. Grassick trained then took her chance in the Kilfeacle Stud “Portrait Gallery” 3YO Handicap on 24th May, 2012 at Tipperary over 7 ½ furlongs.
The chestnut filly out of, Gentle Wind, ranked eleventh in the field of sixteen and once again was ridden by the same jockey. The race was won by the most favoured entry of the race, Sharp And Smart.
The rankings of the Waterford Hall Stud bred improved a tiny bit during the second half of the season with a fourth and then a seventh position.
The three-year-old managed the fourth standing in the Trim 3YO Handicap on 9th June, 2012 at Navan race course over six furlongs. Faleena won the race by the margin of just half a length as Ultra Steps barged in right behind.
Coming at terms with the third position was, Kanes Pass.
Her most recent attempt was in the Final tote.com BBQ Evening At Naas 25th July Handicap on 11th July, 2012 at Naas race course over six furlongs. She ended seventh as the race was won by, Stones Peak.
Linenhall Lady will become the mount for jockey, Conor Hoban today and the duo will break from the first gate.
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