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Bypass takes Hendrick to first career success
Easy does it as Kruzhlinin comes home a distance clear in the open under Barry O’NeillCredit: Healy Racing
It was a red-letter-day for novice rider Jack Hendrick as he landed his first career success on Would You Bypass in the Veterinary Hospital five-and six-year-old mares’ maiden.
The daughter of Vinnie Roe was winning at the sixth time of asking, having been unlucky to come to grief on a number of her previous starts.
Owned by the Monbeg Farm Racing Partnership, the five-year-old was given a patient ride by Hendrick before easing 12 lengths clear of Maine Danger.
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