Irish Daily Mirror

HENRY FITZ THE BILL

- BY PETER O’HEHIR

TAKE an each-way chance on Fitzhenry in the €100,000 Boylesport­s National Trial at Punchestow­n tomorrow.

From the in-form yard of Paul Nolan, this J P Mcmanus-owned seven-year-old, right, has triumphed twice and been placed five times from 10 starts over fences.

His two victories came over two and a half miles, including a novice handicap win at Naas last February. And, on his only attempt beyond three miles, he finished third to one of tomorrow’s rivals Dinnie’s Vinnie in the Porterstow­n at Fairyhouse in November.

Fitzhenry produced his best handicap effort last time, when filling third spot behind

Auvergnat in the Paddy Power at Leopardsto­wn over Christmas, with Solomn Grundy a close fourth and Dounikos, General Principle, Woods

 ??  ?? Well, Arkwrisht, all rivals again here, further behind.
Nicelyweig­hted with 10-2 and with Mark Walsh expected to bring out the best in him, Fitzhenry should run a huge race in a competitiv­e marathon.
Well, Arkwrisht, all rivals again here, further behind. Nicelyweig­hted with 10-2 and with Mark Walsh expected to bring out the best in him, Fitzhenry should run a huge race in a competitiv­e marathon.

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