LYNCH TEAM CAN DO NO WRONG AS PARKVIEW TEAM LAND THE CASH

Barry Drake

Local trainer Kieran Lynch can do no wrong in recent weeks and he struck gold at Curraheen Park again on Saturday night as PARKVIEW CASH impressed in winning the €4,000 to the winner Galloping Kennels A3 Final, which was kindly sponsored by Pat Creed.

It looked like a wide open event on paper, but when Parkview Cash produced one of his best starts and took up the running at the opening corners, it was soon race over. To be fair, Uisce Beatha was running well on the back straight and it looked like it might get tight on the turns for home, however, the 6-4 winner was strong up front. In the ownership of Eoin Ivers, John Maher and John Quinn, Parkview Cash stayed on well up the home straight to beat Uisce Beatha, by a length and a half, in 28.31.

Parkview Cash for Eoin Ivers & John Quinn & John Maher and trainer Kieran Lynch - winner of The Galloping Kennels 525 Final. A great event kindly sponsored by Pat Creed.

RUN OF THE NIGHT
Lennies Desire, trained by Paul Hennessy for Lee Craze, put on the run of the night when winning race six, an AA0.

The 4-5 favourite led before the opening corner, powering down the back straight to move clear, it was all one way traffic up front as the classy performer won easily, in 28.01.

In race eight, a D1/D2, Oll The Doll, for Andy Lynch, beat a couple of pacey sorts when cruising to a wide margin success. The 5-2 winner lee early and she pulled further and further clear, coming home alone, in 41.75

In the closing race, Valleys Angel, trained by Pat Kiely for owners the Thirteen Hurlers On The Ditch Syndicate, bounced back to winning ways with a stunning front stunning winning display. The 4-5 favourite made all to win, in 28.47.

In the opener, an A3, Hello My Friend caught the eye when winning for Padraic and Luna Coakley. The October puppy showed massive gears to win easily, in 28.45.

James Kelleher is another in form trainer and he took the fifth, an SSO, with Queen Lulu winning for owner the KOS Partnership Syndicate. The 7-4 shot made most to win, in 17.74.

Watch the interviews below:

Eoin Ivers, part owner of Parkview Cash, speaking with Barry Drake after success in the €4,000 to the winner Galloping Kennels A3 Stake Final at Curraheen Park on Saturday night.

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Parkview Cash, trained by Kieran Lynch for owners John Quinn and John Maher, wins the €4,000 to the winner Galloping Kennels 525. A great event and kindly sponsored by Pat Creed.

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