A review of the action from Naas on Sunday where there was an emotional winner and a new Champion Bumper favourite emerged.
‘I couldn’t talk, I couldn’t walk, all I could do was cry’
There was an appropriate winner of the Naas Racecourse Business Club Limestone Lad Hurdle as Glen Kiln (4/1) made every yard in the two mile Grade 3 contest, carrying the Bowe family colours made famous by the hugely popular Limestone Lad.
The order barely changed for most of the contest with Brian Hayes taking the field along aboard Glen Kiln with Farren Glory and Champion Hurdle entry Workahead – having his first run since disappointing in the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle – for company.
Workahead was not the only one of the seven making a belated seasonal…