Phillip Enright gave County Waterford trainer Benny Crowley his second success when partnering the seven-year-old Slotty Dotty to win the two and three-quarter-mile handicap hurdle at Punchestown on Monday. In the colours of the Good Ghandi Gang, the 11/2 chance led after the second-last hurdle and went clear to beat the Finbar Hand-trained Comeonarchie by all of seven lengths.
Enright was on the mark again when combining with trainer Oliver McKiernan to take the second of the two and a half-mile handicap hurdles with the 6/1 shot Collaborative at Navan on Saturday. The five-year-old had plenty in hand as he beat Edward O'Grady’s 22/1 shot Betty Dutton by two and a quarter lengths.
(Photo: The Benny Crowley-trained Slotty Dotty clears the final hurdle under Phillip Enright to win at Punchestown on Monday. Photo: Patrick McCann/Racing Post)
Upcoming Fixtures
Down Royal – Tuesday, January 21 (First race 12.40pm)
Gowran Park – Thursday, January 23 (First race 1.03pm)
Dundalk – Friday, January 24 (First race 5pm)
Fairyhouse – Saturday, January 25 (First race 12.47pm)
Naas – Sunday, January 26 (First race 1.05pm)