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with Colin Bowe to record a three-timer, the pair opening their account with the ultraconsistent Friars Island Lady in the second division of the Tattersalls NH five-year-old and upwards maiden.

Finn then landed the first division of the Coolmore & McCarthy Commercials Ltd five and six-year-old geldings’ maiden on Bowe’s Ideal De Romay Third on his debut at Tinahely in January, he led from three out to beat Lord Desart by three lengths

Glens Sensation, a Mount Nelson-sired son out of dual Grade 1-winning mare Glens Melody is the first runner Bowe has sent out for owner-breeder Fiona McStay, and the gelding completed the Finn treble in the second division of this same race by asserting from two out to see off Oscars

Brother

On an excellent afternoon for Wexford-trained horses, the