Jockey Angle with Paddy Flood: She’s One To Keep On Your Side On this week's episode of ‘The Jockey Angle’, brought to you by William Hill, jockey coach and lead analyst, Paddy Flood, analyses a bumper from Gowran Park. Trained by Declan Queally, the smart winner, Sarahs Lawn, is unbeaten in three starts and the daughter of Yeats looks an exciting prospect for the season ahead. Race replays are FREE to watch from all Irish tracks and a selection of premier British tracks sponsored by William Hill. Paddy Flood’s Analysis Declan Queally is riding Sarahs Lawn. She's three from three now. She's won her point-to-point. She's won a Galway Festival bumper and now she's won a hot bumper in Gowran. Sarahs Lawn is in the blue and white and she has all the fancied ones around her. They've gone through the gears nicely. Dec is obviously very, very happy here and it's lovely that this mare switches off really well. You can see Patrick Mullins there just in front of him and he is absolutely cantering. He's probably holding on to his horse going up the hill which is unusual around Gowran. You usually have to stretch a horse up that hill and try not to lose so much ground. Watch the full analysis You can see Dec is starting to get a bit animated. Patrick hasn't. He's starting to squeeze, but he looks like he's going pretty well. Dec has his stick in the left hand. Patrick has his stick in the left hand. Fair play to two boys on a right-handed track. But watch this, the mare's head. She pins them ears back and I mean she runs straight as a gumball and straight through. Doesn't change a leg. Dec's getting stuck into her. She's won probably three lengths and she's solid. She's a hell of a mare. I'd love to see her jump a fence in time, she's got a real jumping pedigree to go with it. Three wins from three at good race meetings, from a point-to-point to two bumpers. There's a lot of upside in this mare and she's one to keep on your side.
