First double for Swan as Hygge wins at Laytown Harry Swan completed his first double as Hygge bounced back to winning ways with a clearcut success in the concluding Money Back Daily Specials With Tote.ie Amateur Riders Handicap at Laytown. Trained for the Sundowners Syndicate by Gordon Elliott, the four-year-old won a maiden at Killarney in May and a maiden hurdle at Cork in July, but had failed to figure in a flat handicap at the Galway Festival since. Dodging a couple of marker poles along the way, the 17/2 chance hit the front over a furlong and a half out and skipped a few lengths clear approaching the final furlong to score by four and a quarter lengths from Denis Hogan’s 10/1 shot Alfred Tennyson who got up close to the finish for second place. Swan said: "He showed a good turn of foot, to be fair to him. He has put it away well. "I suppose I was just lucky to get the gap down the rail. I thought I was there too soon then, but he quickened away really well. "He's a winner over a mile and he has run well in maiden hurdles, so I knew he staye
