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Codd lands Ulster crown



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Jamie Codd was crowned the new Ulster Champion point to point rider at the Fermanagh Festival's two-day meeting at Necarne Castle last weekend.
A double courtesy of Derrylin trainer, David Christie on Saturday ensured the Northern region gained a new champion with former three time Ulster champion Derek O'Connor having to settle for runner up spot with the final score at Fermanagh which concludes the point to point season in the province 28 - 26 in favour of the Wexford rider.
The title race went to the last day of racing the top duo having started the Friday evening session level with 25 winners each.
Jamie Codd landed the opener on Onzo Mor for trainer Caroline Hutchinson but Derek O'Connor leveled the tally with success on Volcanic Rock in the winners contest.
Trainer David Christie had supplied the winner of the open race for lady riders on Friday evening with Farlands and again produced his now traditional double success in the features on both days when Royal Ranger landed Saturday's open event prior to Pertinent Point claiming the mares maiden to secure the Ulster title for Codd.
The presentation of the Roddy Bamber Memorial trophy was made by Ann Ferris (nee Rooney], herself a former All Ireland and Ulster Champion ride.
Commenting after the presentation, Codd said: "I am delighted to win the Ulster region title, it being such a competitive arena. I want to thank all the owners and trainers who have supported me during the season especially David Christie for his continued support."
Final placing - 1st, Jamie Codd (28 winners]; 2nd, Derek O'Connor (26]; 3rd, Jason Mc Keown (11].

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  • Last Updated: 21 May 2008 8:43 AM
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