Vincent Finegan Scoops Naps' Prize Vincent Finegan, of the irish-racing.com website has won the 2006 William Hill Irish Field Naps Competition. The Dubliner ended up winning the competition by a record margin, tipping up a fantastic 19 winners during the 52 week competition and ended the season with a level stakes profit of ?32.69. Finegan finished a massive ?19.06 clear of the chasing pack. The Racing Post's Brian Fleming, building on a recent 20-1 winner, finished with a flourish to take second and the News of the World's, Tom Dowling was third. Tony Kenny of Hills' commented 'It was a fantastic competition to sponsor, and Vincent Finegan was a very worthy winner' He Continued 'We've installed Vincent as favourite for this year's competition and I certainly wouldn't back against him recording a dream double' 2007 - Irish Field Naps competition: (William Hill Bet): 8 Vincent Finegan (irish-racing.com), 14 Alan Sweetman (Racing Post), Brian Fleming (Racing Post), Damien Mc Elroy (Irish Independent), John Martin (Irish Independent/Evening Herald), Pat Keane (Irish Independent), Peter O´Hehir (Irish Mirror), Ray Glennon (Sunday Independent), Tony O´Hehir (RTE/Racing Post), Neville Ring (Irish News), 18 Brian Gleeson (RTE TV), Dave Cronin (Evening Echo), Dave Keena (Star on Sunday), Declan O´Donoghue (The Irish Sun), Jimmy Walker (Belfast Telegraph), Kieran O´Connell (Irish Daily Star), Ryan McElligott (Irish Field/Racing Post), Tom Dowling (News of the World), Gary O´Brien (ATR), 20 John Comyn (Evening Herald), Peadar Flanagan (RTE Radio), 25 Tom Higgins (Irish Examiner),. Justin O´Hanlon (The Irish Field), Michael Fortune (RTE Radio), Ron McKnight (The News Letter), Tom McCormack (Triple, Irish Indo), 33 Richard Forristal (The Irish Independent), Kevin Blake (The Irish Field), Seosamh O Braonain (Foinse), Alan Magee (Irish Racing Services), Thomas Weekes (Irish Racing Services), Eamon Murphy (Irish Racing Services), 50 Margie McLoone (Irish Field)- Each-way 1/4 the odds 1-2-3
