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Turin Lady shows Curragh win no fluke

Sun 19th Oct 2008, 15:55

Turin Lady who sprang a 20/1 suprise at the Curragh last time, franked the form when landing the Listed Lanwades and Straffordstown Stud Stakes at Fairyhouse.

Winning trainer Tracey Collins commented afterwards: 'we always thought a lot of her. We had intended to start her off at Listowel, but she went to Dundalk instead. She handles soft ground well and will stay further. She will either go for the Eyrefield Stakes at Leopardstown or we will put her away until next season.'

Lanwades & Staffordstown Stud Stakes (Listed) €55,000.00 1m 1f

1st

Turin Lady (IRE) (5)

9/1

Tote €9.10 €2.10

2nd

1.25L

Oh Goodness Me (GB) (8)

10/3

€1.70

3rd

1.75L

Dabirana (IRE) (13)

10/1

€4.10

4th

7L

Arfajah (IRE) (10)

16/1

bf

3L

Mariyca (IRE) (6)

3/1Fav

Trainers Tracey Collins

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