Tom Ryan erected a blockade on his land as part of his ongoing dispute with Limerick City and County Council | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
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11 Sept 2025
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George Boughey will hope to find Hopewell Rock an opportunity to win again before the season is out following a frustrating reverse on the opening day of the St Leger Festival at Doncaster.
Unbeaten in two juvenile starts, the New Bay colt did not make his three-year-old debut until last month and while he met with defeat for the first time on his Newbury comeback, there was plenty of promise in his third-place finish.
Hopes were high ahead of his latest assignment on Town Moor and while after being delivered late he was unable to reel in the front-running Devil’s Advocate, he confirmed the impression there is more to come from him over this mile and a quarter and possibly further.
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