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Michael Graham
Me Wee Bonnie Lass gives Cromwell four on the day
Me Wee Bonnie Lass, second left
© Photo Healy Racing
Me Wee Bonnie Lass enhanced her record to three from four when finishing strongly in the mares' handicap hurdle over 2m1f in Bellewstown.
She made it a treble for Gavin Cromwell in the first three races on the card and an across-the-card four-timer with the success of Madame Plaintiff in Gowran Park.
The 9/2 chance stayed on for Keith Donoghue (who was posting a double) to challenge at the last and she got the measure of front-running Jolie Coeur Allen on the run-in. First Dare finished well in second, but was a length and a-quarter adrift of the winner at the line.
Cromwell said: "Absolutely (likeable mare with a good attitude), and she was actually quite green there today. I think it is only her fourth run of her life and you'd forget that.
"She's going the right way and is a nice mare. She has won on heavy as well.
"I'm not sure where we will go next, but she has taken a few scalps there.
"It is great for the owners, they only live down in Duleek. Great to have a local winner."
Cromwell's other winners in Bellewstown were Pinot Gris ridden by Donoghue, and Club Manager