LENNIE GIVES BUSHPARK FAMILY SYNDICATE PLENTY TO SHOUT ABOUT IN CURRAHEEN FEATURE

Barry Drake

BUSHPARK LENNIE (Dromana Bucko-Bushpark Katie) made it three straight wins when winning the feature at Curraheen Park on Saturday night, the €4,000 to the winner Galloping Kennels A3 Stake.

Trained by Graham Holland for the Bushpark Family Syndicate, the warm 2-5 favourite didn’t produce his quickest start from trap four, however, he displayed stunning early gears to just make the corner in front.
Orderly Queue looked a huge danger on the back straight, but the exciting October puppy had all the answers up front. The in-form tracker kept pulling out that bit more and he held Orderly Queue by three quarters of a length in 28.58.

The Bushpark Family Syndicate after Bushpark Lennie won the Galloping Kennels A3 Stake. Bushpark Lennie is pictured with trainer Nicky Holland. Also included are Darren Hogan (Curraheen Park Racing Team), Richie O’Regan (GRI Board) and Brian Collins (Munster Regional Manager).

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In race five, the Upcoming Events A1 Final, Shutinthedark (Roaming Turbo-Burgess Madam) put his best foot forward with a stunning 28.25 winning display. The 6-4 favourite, who is trained by Kieran Lynch for Fintan Lawlor and Eoin Ivers, led early from trap two and the pacey performer quickly pulled clear. All one way traffic up front, it was a brilliant display, five lengths clear of Clonavanny Blue.

In the Laurels Restaurant A2 Final, Petulance (Tommy Shelby-Galadriel) proved a class apart with another outstanding winning display. Trained by Adam Dunford for the King Pins Syndicate, the 4-7 favourite took control early from trap six and the classy performer pulled right away for a comfortable winning success. A 28.45 winning display, 10 and a half lengths clear of Ballygibba Major.

In the closing race, the DK Accountancy A0 Stakes, Desert Flower (Malachi-Ballyverry Sarah) came from well off the pace to win for trainer Kieran Lynch and owners the Hold On To Your Hat Syndicate. The 5-2 favourite produced a decent start from trap but it was a huge second half display that really got the eye. She was flying from halfway and the 6-4 chance at the off, beat Millridge Cindy, by two lengths, in 28.55.