Enemy swoops late to win again for Magee and Coen Arch Enemy, one of four winners for trainer Paddy Magee on Saturday, followed up under Sam Coen with another last-gasp success at Killarney this evening. She came from well off the pace to complete a treble for her trainer at Navan four days ago and repeated the trick when again coming from the back of the field in the colours of the Black Steel Square Syndicate. A wall of horses looked to have a chance of victory inside the final furlong but none could match the finishing speed of the 3/1 favourite who collared the Tracey Collins-trained Limestone Red close to the finish to win by half a length. “Unbelievable. It’s some team effort and I don’t think in the past few days I’ve been giving them enough credit,” said Magee. “I’ve been down here, I was down with two horses last night, I’m not even at home. Emily Fleming and all the girls in the yard, it’s a massive team effort. It’s been a bit of a whirlwind! “She was bouncing around the ring. Tacking her up we were saying ‘this is on’. You know when she’s quiet you are in trouble. “It was a super ride; it’s been kind of mad stuff. It’s brilliant. “Sam is a very talented kind so there were no instructions. I did just say to him to be careful as she can switch off. “He said to me just there that he thought he was in trouble but she can do that and then she keeps going again.” Additional reporting by Gary Carson
