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Munster rules at Tipp

Updated on May 26, 2009

Local based trainer Aidan O'Brien was on the mark in the opening Modigliani EBF Maiden at Tipperary this evening when his Kingdom Of Munster ran out a comfortable length and a half winner, under Johnny Murtagh.

The son of Danehill Dancer tracked leader, and eventual runner-up, The West Rim before moving through to lead a furlong and a half out, quickening well for an easy win.

O'Brien was absent for what was his 16th winner of the season, and the 24th of Jockeys' Championship leader Murtagh's season.

Modigliani EBF M'dn €15,000.00 7f 100yds

1st

Kingdom Of Munster (IRE) (3)

4/9Fav

2nd

1.5L

The West Rim (USA) (6)

7/2

3rd

7L

City Line (IRE) (1)

14/1

4th

0.5L

Lisagore Lady (IRE) (2)

20/1

Jockeys Trainers Aidan O'Brien John Murtagh

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