Low Kick wins impressively on second start for Elliott The Gordon Elliott trained Low Kick looked a smart prospect when quickening up smartly inside the final furlong to register a first success in the William Hill Inside Track Ireland (Pro/Am) INH Flat Race at Naas. Third at Aintree in May when in the care of Jack Teal, the five-year-old grey went one place better on his stable debut at Navan last month. Sent off 3/1 to make the breakthrough here, the Gigginstown House Stud owned gelding chased market leader State Pension for much of the journey. Coming through to lead over a furlong out, Low Kick quickened right way to win by 10 lengths from the newcomer It's Good To Talk. Stable representative Aidan ‘Mouse’ O’Ryan said:- “He’s a very nice horse. He came on plenty from the first day, obviously it was a good bumper in Navan. “They went a good gallop and he picked up really well. I loved the last furlong from him. “He’s a very smart horse, a gorgeous horse. “We bought him off Jack Teal in England and he was raving about him for a long time. He got beat a couple of times for them but he’s shown us the right signs all the way.” Additional reporting by Gary Carson.
