25/1 Naas brace for Lynam

Published at Jul 3, 2016, 16:27

Eddie Lynam
© Healy Racing Photos

Half-an-hour on from his win with Future Icon at Naas, Eddie Lynam made it two in the Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Fillies Maiden with Ottilie .

Ana O'Brien was aboard Future Icon, whilst it was Wayne Lordan that did the steering on the Lady O'Reilly-owned Ottilie.

We hadn't seen the hooded High Chaparral filly, Ottilie, since early May, but that did little to hinder the 3/1 favourite as she disposed of Girl Of The Hour by two lengths.

"She had a bit of a hold up after her last run, and I was hoping she would win if she didn't need it," revealed Lynam.

"Wayne thought she was nice, and it's nice to train a winner for Lady O'Reilly again. She will go for a handicap."

(AM & EM)

4.05

Irish Stallion Farms EBF (Fillies) M'dn €14,000.00 1m

1st

Ottilie (IRE) (4)

3/1Fav

Tote €3.40 €1.60

2nd

Girl Of The Hour (GB) (8)

7/2

€1.70

3rd

2.25L

Out Of Context (IRE) (3)

12/1

€3.10

4th

0.5L

Burma Star (GB) (2)

6/1

Full Result

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