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Crowe wins opener at Wexford

Updated on Nov 29, 2008

The opening race this afternoon at Wexford, The Slaney Maiden Hurdle was won by the Edward O'Grady trained Wright Flyer with Alan Crowe doing the steering for owner Miriam Cotter.

Crowe raced the Accordian gelding in behind the leaders, took closer order travelling well 3 out, led from 2 out and stayed on well to win by a comfortable 8 lengths.

Slaney M'dn H'dle €8,500.00 2m 2f

1st

Wright Flyer (IRE)

5/2

Tote €3.90 €2.10

2nd

8L

I Will Ya (IRE)

20/1

€19.30

3rd

6L

Special Deal (IRE)

7/1

€1.50

4th

0.5L

Blazing Beacon (IRE)

16/1

bf

4.5L

Lilywhitedancer (IRE)

11/8Fav

Jockeys Trainers E O'Grady Alan Crowe

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