Two winners inside a week for Longford horse trainer Paul Flynn

Amethyst Stone, trained by Longford based Paul Flynn, and ridden by Dylan Browne McMonagle winning the Racing Again August 3rd Handicap at Cork Racecourse, Mallow on Friday, July 24placeholder image
Amethyst Stone, trained by Longford based Paul Flynn, and ridden by Dylan Browne McMonagle winning the Racing Again August 3rd Handicap at Cork Racecourse, Mallow on Friday, July 24 | Picture: David Keane, Racing Post

Longford trainer Paul Flynn recorded his second winner of the week as 22/1 chance ‘Amethyst Stone’ landed the 12-furlong handicap at Cork

Colehill’s Paul Flynn sent out his first winner of the week as the 13/2 chance ‘She’s Ideal’ scored a cosy success in the nine-furlong claiming race at Ballinrobe on Monday, July 20.

Owned by the Tuesday Club Racing Syndicate, the Leigh Roche-ridden four-year-old raced up with the pace and led inside the final furlong to beat Ado McGuinness’ 6/5 favourite Minaun View by three and a quarter lengths. The game winner joined McGuinness after she was claimed by owner Paul Hardiman.

Harry Cobden was in the saddle as the JP McManus-owned Anodandawink scored a comfortable win for trainer Ciaran Murphy at Wexford on Wednesday. He made all the running on the 3/1 favourite who asserted from the final fence to win by 10 lengths from John Carr’s 13-year-old Fr Gilligansvoyage.

It was far tighter as the Robson De Aguiar-trained Ipanema Queen won the five-furlong handicap at Cork on Friday. Donagh O’Connor was in the saddle as the 15/2 chance got on top well inside the final furlong to beat Danny Murphy’s 13/2 shot Erosandpsyche by a short head.

Paul Flynn recorded his second winner of the week as 22/1 chance ‘Amethyst Stone’ landed the concluding 12-furlong handicap. The Golf Lads Syndicate-owned three-year-old led inside the final furlong to beat the Charles Weld-trained 13/2 shot Millhone by half a length.

Rory Cleary teamed up with the Curragh’s Brendan Duke to win the opening seven-furlong auction series fillies maiden with Sword Of State at Gowran Park on Saturday. An 18/1 chance for owners Martin Hayes and Peter Slezak, she made all the running to beat Joseph O'Brien’s 5/4 favourite Seaxburh by a length and a quarter.

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