Racing: Doubles all round

Friday 29 July 1994 23:02 BST

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RICHARD DUNWOODY and Adrian Maguire began this National Hunt season as they left off the last, when dominating proceedings at Bangor yesterday.

Dunwoody, the reigning champion, booted home Ringside Ticket and Runaway Pete, while Maguire responded with his own double courtesy of Take Two and Petty Bridge.

Runaway Pete provided Martin Pipe with his first winner of the new campaign from his only runner. Despite claims that he was unlikely to be able to provide Dunwoody with a flurry of early season victories, Pipe clearly has his string primed for action.

But the highlight at the popular track was provided by Maguire aboard Petty Bridge. The partnership looked beaten when a length and a half adrift jumping the last.

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