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Doyle produces another sparkling maiden winner in Bobhopeornohope
Bobhopeornohope (left) jumps the last at DromahaneCredit: Healy Racing
Cormac Doyle sent out his third individual four-year-old winner of the season when Bobhopeornohope posted a taking performance in the Goffs Punchestown Sale maiden.
The Westerner gelding always travelled well at the head of affairs for Shane O'Rourke but seemed to have a battle on his plate when Black Gerry edged past after two-out.
Bobhopeornohope, however, is a teak-tough sort for he surged back to the front over 50 yards out to beat Black Gerry by a length and a half.
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