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Chris Hayes storms to a 4 timer at Cork Andrew Nelis

A good day at Cork just got better for Chris Hayes as Too Soon To Panic (9/4) won the one-mile maiden to make it four winners on the day for the Co.Limerick-born jockey.
The daughter of Gleneagles, rated 85, had several runs in the book which entitled her to go close here and she led over a furlong out before holding the promising newcomer Federica Sophia by three quarters of a length.
The front-running War Leader was third with the 13/8 favourite Elite Craft finishing back in seventh place.
The winner’s dam, Scream Blue Murder, was a Listed and Group 3-winning sprinter who’s already bred useful type Wargrave.
It was a 965/1 four-timer (second of his career) for Hayes.
Winning trainer Fozzy Stack (second double in as many days) said: "She deserved to win a maiden as she ran into a couple of good fillies last year.
"It was a messy enough run race at Gowran on her last run and she stepped forward for it a bit today. We'll probably look for some black-type now..
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