Waterford's Henry de Bromhead was back on the racecourse for the first time today since the devastating loss of his son Jack in a pony-race in Kerry in…
Reporting by Mark Philips
Henry De Bromhead started the ball rolling when his 9/2 chance Centurion Steel captured the Beginners Chase, and then went on to take a hurdle contest with even money favourite Miss Tempo.
Tallow trainer Ken Budds sent out the Connery Family Syndicate owned Craic Eile to win a maiden hurdle at odds of 15/2, while Ring owner/breeder Mary O Donnell had her colours carried to victory courtesy of 12/1 chance Goulane Chosen in a handicap hurdle.
There’ll be more racing on the cards at Tramore later today – that gets underway at 12.35pm.