Adelaide River earns Classic quotes with Dundalk success
Aidan O’Brien’s runner 40-1 for nest year’s Derby.
Adelaide River emerged as a potentially smart performer with victory at the first time of asking at Dundalk. The Aidan O’Brien-trained Australia colt was sent off at 11-4 for the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden and made those odds look generous with a bloodless success under Wayne Lordan. He only needed to be pushed out, without his rider having to get serious at any stage, for a two-and-three-quarter-length victory over Golden Temple, with odds-on favourite Gimmie Shelter in third.Now then 👀
Adelaide River caught the eye in the parade ring and overcame naivety to impressively win on debut in the @IrishEBF_ Maiden @DundalkStadium under @waynemlordan The young son of Australia holds a raft of entries in Group Two company 📓@coolmorestud | @Ballydoyle pic.twitter.com/GdVEzztZLA— Racing TV (@RacingTV) August 15, 2022
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