Invincible Joe heads to Galway

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The Ger Lyons trained Invincible Joe will head for a handicap at the Galway Festival following his narrow victory in the Peacockstown maiden at Fairyhouse.

Lyons said: ?my horses have been hitting the post recently, but we knew this fellow was in good form and I told Keagan (Latham) to be positive on him. The owner is from Galway, so that is where we will head next for a handicap.?

Ger Lyons and Keagan Latham combined again in the following race when Nice Style confirmed the form of his Bellewstown win when landing the 1m1f handicap. This was Latham´s 13th winner since coming to Ireland at the start of the season.

4.35

Mulan Restaurant Ratoath H'cap (Rated 60-90) €15,000.00 1m 1f

1st

Nice Style (IRE) (14)

5/1

2nd

Rural Retreat (USA) (12)

20/1

3rd

1.25L

Ask Jack (USA) (8)

3/1Fav

4th

shd

Confidentiality (IRE) (4)

16/1

Full Result

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