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Foley keeps up the good work on impressive Sacred Rhyme

Sacred Rhyme and Shane FoleySacred Rhyme and Shane Foley
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After his treble at Navan yesterday Shane Foley kept up the good work in the opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden at Thurles aboard Sacred Rhyme .

The Kilkenny man is back one ahead of Colin Keane (76 — 75) in the battle to be champion jockey after winning this for his boss, Jessica Harrington, and owners Ballylinch Stud.

The victorious chestnut was building on a Cork debut fourth placing, and here she beat Emphatic Answer by three and a quarter lengths.

Never far away, Sacred Rhyme led over a furlong out, going on to register a comfortable victory.

"She had a lovely run at Cork on quick ground and I thought she'd appreciate this bit of slower ground,” said Foley.

“She improved loads from her first run and is a nice filly going forward. She could be a nice Listed filly next year."

(Quotes — Tom Weekes)