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Alan Magee
Caspian sprints to another victory
Caspian Prince and Luke Morris winning the opening sprint
© Photo Healy Racing
British raider Caspian Prince recorded his fifth victory this year, and ninth in total, when showing his usual blinding speed to take the five-furlong Dundalk Stadium Race. My Good Brother was the only one of his four rivals able to keep tabs with the Tony Carroll-trained gelding, and he asserted from the furlong pole.
The evens favourite kept on well under Luke Morris to beat Flight Risk who made up eye-catching ground in the closing stages to pip My Good Brother for the runner-up spot, by a length and a quarter.
Morris said, “He’s a lot of early boot. He won the Epsom Dash and has serious speed.
“When they asked me to come over earlier in the week I thought he’s a decent horse so it’s worth coming over for the one ride. He wants fast ground so it’ll be very ground dependent where he goes.”
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