Win number seven for Lynam's Keke Owned by Andrew Cohen's Wood Hall Stud Limited,  Keke is a grand sprinter and won for the seventh time when landing the Colm White Bookmaker Handicap over six furlongs at Naas. Backed from 9/1 into 13/2 before the off, the Dandy Man gelding is often held up but broke well and found himself in front here. Billy Lee, recording his fifth win on the horse, let him stride on along the stands' side rail and drove him out to beat Indigo Dream by two and a-half lengths Winning trainer Eddie Lynam remarked “He’d been missing the kick a bit towards the end of last year. We were making excuses for him, and I thought it could just have been that he was struggling in the high 90s.  “That was a 0-100 but it wasn’t the strongest 0-100. He did it well. “I don’t know if he’ll be still going in handicaps. We had the Habitat in mind after this, but we’ll have to see. He’ll probably go over 100 and some of those premier handicaps are only 100." The Habitat Handicap at The Curragh on Guineas weekend is a 100=10st contest and Keke was runner-up in it last year.  Additional reporting by Gary Carson
