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Quick brace for Harrington & Foley

Pixel Power and Shane Foley (nearest) pip Divine CeltPixel Power and Shane Foley (nearest) pip Divine Celt
© Photo Healy Racing

Jessica Harrington and Shane Foley completed a quick double at Leopardstown this afternoon when Pixel Power lunged late to land the spoils in the three-year-old handicap.

The Dream Ahead filly still had plenty to do turning for home in the seven-furlong contest but really hit her stride in the closing stages.

Coming with a run on the outer the 9/1 shot pipped Divine Celt at the post to record a head victory.

The winner was wearing cheekpieces for the first time this afternoon. She had been second on her debut last July at Limerick and had finished mid-division on two handicap outings this term.

“I'm delighted as she's owned and bred by Vimal and Gillian (Khosla) and they actually lost the mare so it was really important that she would win,” said Harrington.

“They'll keep her because it's a family they've started with. She's a full-sister to Final Frontier, who was a Group 3 winner, so she has a good enough pedigree.

“She might get on a roll now, you'd never know, and she's in again on Sunday.

“She jumped a bit slow there but she was in the stalls for a good while.”

1st
9/1
Tote €11.40 €2.50
2nd
hd
6/1
€1.90
3rd
0.75L
9/2
€1.10
4th
0.5L
5/1
€1.90
bf
nk
7/2Fav
About Gary Carson
Gary started out as a trainee/assistant journalist with the Sporting Life newspaper and has worked in the racing industry for over 25 years. He has been with the Press Association since 2013 and won the Irish Field Nap Table in 2016. He enjoys working with horses and trained his own horse, Mamaslittlestar, to win a point-to-point in 2019.